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by 65 3y ago
Such as?
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by 65 3y ago
https://shoppy.gg/ I have used it to sell various random products, mostly in the $5-$50 range.
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by 65 3y ago
I don't understand the purpose of the Vision Pro. VR tends to fall into the gaming niche use case. Which the Vision Pro doesn't do well. The other gimmicks like "big adjustable screen" are still... 2D screens in 3D space
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by 65 3y ago
It already exists: https://www.xreal.com/us/
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by 65 3y ago
This would make a great Mr. Beast video.
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by 65 3y ago
Can't watch it with other people though. Still need to strap a heavy headset to your face instead of just clicking a button to turn the TV on. I'd still rather have a TV than Vision Pro.
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by 65 3y ago
I would pay $2,000 for great AR/VR glasses - not goggles like the Vision Pro or Quest. Something like the XReal Airs but higher resolution. Why Apple didn't work on this category - glasses - and instead worked on VR goggles, whi
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by 65 3y ago
It's funny too because it applies to almost every industry, and to almost every individual in those industries. I wrote and maintain the codebase for a government ETL pipeline that an entire analytics team relies on. It would in no way
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Plastic is not a bad material and has practical use cases, mostly for weight. I have a pair of $700 Focal Bathys headphones that have a plastic housing. The housing is plastic not because Focal wanted to cheap out on materials. I'm sur
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by 65 3y ago
I still use Chrome, mostly because I much prefer Chrome dev tools over any other dev tool options. And I have a bunch of custom browser extensions I've made for Chrome. I haven't had issues with uBlock Origin - very occasionally a
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by 65 3y ago
A lot of the AI programming things you can do would be easier to either 1. type out yourself 2. copy and paste from StackOverflow 3. find a library that does the thing you want It's not like CoPilot is any better. It's like when
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by 65 3y ago
I built an ETL pipeline for a government client using just AWS, Node, and Snowflake. All Typescript. To cache the data I store responses in S3. If there's a cache available, use the S3 data, if not get the new data. We can also clean t
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by 65 3y ago
I'm not sure why Python web scraping is so popular compared to Node.js web scraping. npm has some very well made packages for DOM parsing, and since it's in Javascript we have more native feeling DOM features (e.g. node-html-parse
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by 65 3y ago
My theory of software design is that the designers who are designing software don't really understand how software works. They got into "product design" because it sounded creative and fun. They're glorified graphic desi
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by 65 3y ago
When you're about to die and see yourself leaving nothing behind, you will regret it. Just another case of natural selection.
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by 65 3y ago
Next Google should boost the rankings of forums. And we can all go back to forums. And the internet can be good again.
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by 65 3y ago
I don't get it. Why? The entire point of life is to reproduce. Every moment in history has technological changes. Your fear is driving you to make poor decisions. Having children is a biologically good decision.
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by 65 3y ago
Depends on the meeting. A demo for clients or higher ups? Sure. A stategy meeting that you don't have anything to contribute to? No. A meeting going over an email, that itself should've just been an email? Definitely not.
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by 65 3y ago
It's funny, I can't get myself to do many other creative activities I think I should enjoy (illustration, leather working, cooking) because of the tedium of doing the same thing over and over inherent in those activities. Programm
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by 65 3y ago
This shows the joys of writing software for yourself (and your friends if you want). I have an admin panel on my website for dumping files into S3 that I can then download later. There are a million solutions out there, but simply hosting a
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by 65 3y ago
I only make things I need for myself. I have a list that just seems to never end of things I want to make for myself. Even simple stuff like a web based notes app where I store my own data. Or the RSS reader I made for myself. I don't
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by 65 3y ago
I bet if you made dating apps paid upfront at a lower price than premium subscriptions (e.g. $10/month rather than $20/month on other apps), you'd still get a ton of users as people are willing to pay for a way to find love,
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by 65 3y ago
I loved using my CNC when I had one. Having one is the perfect encapsulation of a programmer: too lazy to doing anything tedious, automate everything.
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by 65 3y ago
If anxiety is preventing you from falling asleep or staying asleep, I don't think alcohol is the right solution. Alcohol might make you fall asleep quicker, but it's invariably going to affect how you sleep, such as messing with y
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by 65 3y ago
Even small amounts of alcohol can reduce sleep quality: https://www.sleepfoundation.org/nutrition/alcohol-and-sleep There is no instance where alcohol is good for you: https://www.pbs.org/newshour/
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by 65 3y ago
A big factor for being productive is also not drinking, as drinking negatively affects sleep and, essentially, makes you dumber.
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by 65 3y ago
Why? Just use Context. It's very simple to understand. Wrap your app in some Context and you can do all that without messing with the window.
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by 65 3y ago
I would assume array methods (map, filter, reduce), callbacks, hoisting, mutability, etc. I've interviewed a few people who don't know how some of the array methods work, and those are one of the most important parts of knowing ho
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by 65 3y ago
Because of how Next.JS builds, you can't just deploy it as-is to something like AWS Amplify or Elastic Beanstalk. For example, if you attempt to deploy to Amplify, you'll get a bunch of 503 errors on SSR pages because of Cloudfron
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by 65 3y ago
I use it on my personal site. It's great - easy to use and super robust. Hopefully more people use it.

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