Open source javascript clone. https://rawgithub.com/Fordi/eyegame/master/eyes.html
Thanks for this! The code is a joy to read through, this is really well crafted javascript.
This App Trains You to See Farther
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#72The image that they show reminds me of the way that the 2D discrete cosine transform works. http://openi.nlm.nih.gov/imgs/512/312/2680596/2680596_pone.0... It looks similar to this: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/23/Dctjpeg....
Reminds me of the game Frequon Invaders. ( https://duckduckgo.com/?q=!i+frequon+invaders )
DuckDuckGo link that redirects to Google. What's the point?
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#73The article author and also the researcher showed up on reddit: http://www.reddit.com/r/science/comments/1y9m6w/a_neuroscien...
Hey that's me. I'm new to Ycombinator but I'll answer questions here too!
Welcome!
When might we be so lucky as to see an Android or Linux version? or better yet, a platform agnostic web based app?
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#74Off topic but I posted this yesterday ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7261606 ). I didn't think you could repost articles (or at least it hasn't let me do it in the past.)
Your submittion and this one link to different URLs (mobile vs non-mobile site), so to the HN system they're different articles.
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#75Question. Can it be played with lenses on? I found no recommendation for or without!
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#76This is cool! I being training my eyes using yoga exercises for about 2 months and I can really few the improvements by now. I'll test this app to see if it helps.
Somethings we get in front of a computer too much and your eyes begin to loose the ability to see things farther. It's all about training the muscles.
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#77This is cool! I being training my eyes using yoga exercises for about 2 months and I can really few the improvements by now. I'll test this app to see if it helps. Somethings we get in front of a computer too much and your eyes begin to loose the ability to see things farther. It's all about training the muscles.
What sort of yoga exercises work for your eyes?
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#78Off topic but I posted this yesterday ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7261606 ). I didn't think you could repost articles (or at least it hasn't let me do it in the past.)
Your submittion and this one link to different URLs (mobile vs non-mobile site), so to the HN system they're different articles.
s/submittion/submission/
rough day for me, spelling-wise!
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#79Earlier quoted context omitted.
You would lose the bet :-) Keep in mind that the ball is coming straight on, and the batter must discern trajectory (rising, falling) and spin (which affects how the ball curves) and velocity quickly enough that you still have time to move the bat. For example, a fastball and a changeup both drop at the same rate and spin at the same rate. One is coming at 100mph, the other at 75. Since the ball is heading straight f…
I have heard, and this article makes the case that reaction time for people is relatively constant, but that the pros are better at anticipating pitches. They read body and shoulder movements leading up to the ball release. http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/more/news/20130724/the-spor...
I've heard the exact same thing about olympic fencers.
I also experience this one firsthand every week at my club. Beginner fencers lose so many points because they think all they need to do is hit faster, react quicker. When in actuality, they're just being predictable and setup to lose by clever tactics.
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