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In the previous post I wrote about how you behave differently around people “above your level”, i.e. the people you look up to.
One of the things that helps me get them “on my level” from my perspective is realizing that most of these people had …
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You know how you sometimes meet people who are just “on the same level” as you are? Today I had a super interesting conversation with a collegue of mine and it turned out she has pretty much the same mindset as I have. [1] Additionally she brought …
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At Vhite Rabbit I’ve been using Magnum to build Emscripten based web projects for quite a while. Since the Oculus Rift constrains me to Windows for development and sometimes things are hard to set up there, I hereby share the way to compile Magnum with Emscripten …
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One of the most requested changes for WebVR Pong was transparent paddles. While I argued for a while that having to guess where the ball is adds to the game’s difficulty, I quickly gave in, especially with Florian pushing for it as well.
And they were …
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Quite a while ago (in 2015) I contributed my first example to Magnum: the Oculus SDK Integration Example.
This example demonstrates how to use the acompanying Oculus SDK Integration, a wrapper around the Oculus Desktop SDK to make rendering for the Oculus Rift easier with Magnum.
I …
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I posted five posts in the last eight days. I missed the first one on the 13th of July, on which I attended my last KNIME [1] Summer Party and had an other thing on my mind that I will write about eventually. I wasn’t …
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I recently mentioned that I wrote a script to do some inhouse apache log file analytics to supervise trafic on my blog. I love python for this kind of quick scripting stuff, so here is how I did that with pandas, jinja2 and python standard libraries.
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I was confronted with an interesting situation recently: since I show around WebVR Pong everywhere, I brought a Gear VR along with me to a dinner to show my father and brothers.
While I am totally used to wearing some VR headset anywhere, my father seemed rather …