Yeah, but his kit is similar to every other kit out there. Oculus didn't reinvent the wheel. They used existing tech and integrated it into a product. That is a stellar feat on its own I suppose, but not like reinventing the wheel.
Magic Leap's product may be complete shit, but what they are trying to do is a lot harder.
Second, Magic Leap's tech is much different than existing AR/VR fare. They are having to build their entire graphics stack from scratch. No existing libraries will handle light field calculations. Hardware requirements are probably insane. They probably have bitten off more than they can chew and their first product reflects that.
My ISPs dirty little secret is that it routes all http(s) traffic through a proxy cache server, so most popular websites run load great but everything else is often slow.
4) Consider people who are outside the "security" realm. A lot of sysadmins have to do security by default and know just as much about it as a person with the cert.
What sucks is that most of these whippersnappers can't code their way out of box. They write some bullshit java app that leaks memory, counting on GC, and I could write the same thing in C in half the time, no leaks, and at least 10% faster. But do I even get the opportunity?
Hell no.
Or the sysadmin side... I've built some significant stuff in my career, but management always listens to the young guy- even though I have data and thorough analysis to support my arguments, while the youngsters only have buzzwords and double-speak.
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ASUS.
They have the best support. You are unlikely to get better from someone else.
Yeah, but his kit is similar to every other kit out there. Oculus didn't reinvent the wheel. They used existing tech and integrated it into a product. That is a stellar feat on its own I suppose, but not like reinventing the wheel.
Magic Leap's product may be complete shit, but what they are trying to do is a lot harder.
First, Palmer Luckey is a douche.
Second, Magic Leap's tech is much different than existing AR/VR fare. They are having to build their entire graphics stack from scratch. No existing libraries will handle light field calculations. Hardware requirements are probably insane. They probably have bitten off more than they can chew and their first product reflects that.
Oh, and Palmer Luckey is a douche.
My ISPs dirty little secret is that it routes all http(s) traffic through a proxy cache server, so most popular websites run load great but everything else is often slow.
That was my suggestion early on. Bigger impact and less risk. Overseas techshops are staying open because they are, in essence, franchises.
Helvetica Neue used to be the New Helvetica. Now Helvetica is the New Helvetica.
1) Pay a good salary.
2) Seriously consider remote workers.
3) Hire more than one person.
4) Consider people who are outside the "security" realm. A lot of sysadmins have to do security by default and know just as much about it as a person with the cert.
The person responsible for accelerometer activation of doodles in Messenger is no longer employed at Apple.
Oh we are on a daily basis.
Is that you RMS?
Different languages have different strengths and weaknesses.
If you want to get into the nitty-gritty, then C is awesome.
If you want to write code that leaks memory like a sieve then Java is the way to go.
If curly braces somehow offend you, and you do not understand or care about what a global interpreter lock is, go for Python.
If you want to wear your braces keys down to nubs, tcl is the language for you.
FWIW, the language that excites me the most is Swift. YMMV.
Go to grad school.
Having the creator of "It's always Sunny in Philadelphia" direct what ostensibly would be a kid's movie will probably result in a good movie.
Good thing my kids already know what a crack pipe is.
No kidding!
Ageism is huge in tech.
What sucks is that most of these whippersnappers can't code their way out of box. They write some bullshit java app that leaks memory, counting on GC, and I could write the same thing in C in half the time, no leaks, and at least 10% faster. But do I even get the opportunity?
Hell no.
Or the sysadmin side... I've built some significant stuff in my career, but management always listens to the young guy- even though I have data and thorough analysis to support my arguments, while the youngsters only have buzzwords and double-speak.
It is maddening.
Turn your body so that the sun is directly behind you
This is the kind of douchebag bullshit I expect from SXSW.
Who cares about interactive screens? I have one that fits in the palm of my hand. Get the other shit done.
I'm cool with it. It is simple. All kinds of stuff goes wrong with my cell phone all of the time, but the pager is rock solid.
EOM
Apple Terminal is my favorite. I use GNOME Terminal mostly, but if I had my druthers I'd use Apple Terminal all the time.
Flame away!
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I'd give you mod points if I had them.
I bet they would if he was using Microsoft Exchange instead of postfix.
There is more to a brain than just it's connectome. It is going to be a long time before uploads are possible.
If GTA V were available on Linux, I would have no reason to use Windows.