A healthy skeptical look at the state and near future of VR from someone who is not an insider – thus not drinking the VR coolaid nor being affected by the Job's-like reality distortion field. I am not necessarily agreeing with everything he says, but I think there are quite a few valid points being… Read More »
Interesting review, I think Sebastien raises a lot of valid points concerning VR game implementation. However, I feel that some of the issues in that game are really self-inflicted wounds, such as touching objects pushing the avatar away from them sounds like a really silly physics simulation/collision detection bug. I guess some of it is… Read More »
So, according to the UK PM, Europe is for the rich only if you want to work abroad. Really lovely. Not 🙁 From the article:"In the longer term, Mr Cameron says he wants to impose restrictions on freedom of movement in the EU, with new member states having to reach a certain income per head… Read More »
I knew that headhunters and agencies use your Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and what not (and often in a very clueless manner!), but this practice is new for me. On the surface, it makes sense to look at the candidate's code, to see what they can do – it is right there, in public, right? James… Read More »
Interesting hack – cheap EEG (“brainwave”) headset used for navigation in VR.I am not sure how practical this is, compared to simply using the Hydra joysticks, because one needs to train to be actually able to drive the device. I also wonder how tiring this sort of thing would be, considering the need for constant… Read More »
An excellent free book on statistics (or rather how not to use it) http://www.refsmmat.com/statistics/ #blog #statistics ? Statistics Done Wrong — Statistics Done Wrong The woefully complete guide¶. by Alex Reinhart. If you’re a practicing scientist, you probably use statistics to analyze your data. From basic t tests and standard error calculations to Cox proportional… Read More »