ChikkaChiChi

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by ChikkaChiChi 3y ago
Despite not being public, Valve still operates under capitalist pretenses. This means that their time is "best spent" on what generates revenue. Predictably, this means getting their commerce platform on as many devices as possibl
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by ChikkaChiChi 3y ago
This is exactly what I've been looking for, thanks!
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by ChikkaChiChi 4y ago
https://wails.io/ is a good starting point for Go.
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by ChikkaChiChi 4y ago
> Something DropBox could have been doing with their massive trove of business documents? Something Slack could have been doing with their massive haul of chat history? Absolute truth. Discoverability in modern apps is a sad joke at the
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by ChikkaChiChi 4y ago
Bilateral "thinking" makes sense, and you can even feed generative AI back into itself for simple error correction. I believe that we'll see the most success/accuracy once you have generative AI compare itself to itself,
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by ChikkaChiChi 4y ago
GPT models have human biases due to their trainers. However, I still use GPT instead of a search field sometimes. Like it or not, ChatGPT is already filling the gap in the public's perception of what AI is. They talk to it, have it tou
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by ChikkaChiChi 4y ago
AI generated content almost certainly will kill it as we know it. I don't expect the interface to change, but I expect Google's AI will "decide" what gets placed in search results, and where.
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by ChikkaChiChi 4y ago
This is a case of a solution inventing the problem it was meant to solve. AI generated content is going to make search engine results effectively useless. The only reasonable conclusion to that end is that AI will be needed to answer the qu
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by ChikkaChiChi 4y ago
This tracks closely to my experiences as well. Managers need to understand that managing upwards and laterally is equally as important as managing downwards. If your peers and bosses aren't fluent in your team's tool of choice, it
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by ChikkaChiChi 4y ago
This sounds eerily reminiscent of a gentleman that once inquired about taping kevlar to his back to protect himself from sniper fire.
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by ChikkaChiChi 4y ago
Is there a standard for this or any defaults in an OS for this? In the past, I've been monumentally frustrated by the inability to bind inputs to non standard keys. I've tried building out several projects like this, and using HID
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by ChikkaChiChi 4y ago
Without getting into spoilers, I'll say that playing "Inscryption" really got me thinking about Docker's continued development could help consumers in the gaming industry. I would love to see game being virtualized and i
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by ChikkaChiChi 4y ago
Once you understand that walking gets you from where you are to where you want to be, you start to define the characteristics of motion. Then, seeing other forms of conveyance that are faster underpin the concept of efficiency. Walking and
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Ask HN: What are some fun/unique apps and tools you use at home?
3 points by ChikkaChiChi 4y ago|2 comments
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by ChikkaChiChi 4y ago
I couldn't agree more. Secure computing adoption requires easy usability. We helped push technical adoption through skeuomorphic design patterns, but left engineers to figure out how to educate users on permissibility. That's a fa
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by ChikkaChiChi 4y ago
Yet. However you do have to deal with an unremovable red notification on your system preferences demanding you to sign in to use icloud.
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by ChikkaChiChi 4y ago
We had remote key fobs in the nineties.
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by ChikkaChiChi 4y ago
I have always felt like the enslavement concern of extraterrestrial contact is somewhat disingenuous because it stems from our historic treatment of one another due to resource scarcity. In my humble and unscientific opinion, a race capable
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by ChikkaChiChi 4y ago
Maybe your stayed up later because that was the time your body was at its peak awareness. It could be conditioned that way, or it could be built into your genes. After all, somebody had to stay up and keep watch all night when we lived in c
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by ChikkaChiChi 4y ago
Reproducible benchmarking can also inform the person/team that their configurations are suboptimal. How are you supposed to know how good your "best" is if you aren't allowed to talk about shakedowns?
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by ChikkaChiChi 4y ago
I'm not an OEM but I'll hazard a guess: long term hardware support assures that field replacements will match the exact specifications your are expecting. Large scale implementations have historically relied on a reference device
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by ChikkaChiChi 4y ago
I purchased one a few years back. The lack of range and incredibly low frame rate make it virtually useless for anything more than a few feet away. I think it's meant mostly to upsell to the more expensive handhelds. Frankly, I'm
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by ChikkaChiChi 4y ago
Stuff like this makes computing FUN. It helps to create the wonder and whimsy we all felt the first time we saw such things. I wish there were more things like this out there that showed something at least SLIGHTLY useful versus the obligat
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by ChikkaChiChi 4y ago
I think "crypto meme scheme" or something to that effect
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by ChikkaChiChi 4y ago
I started the process of looking for a standard that would hopefully work better with the countless automated tracking systems (ATS) you're asked to work with as an applicant. Turns out there really isn't one and most advice is &q
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Ask HN: How do you store and maintain your CV/resume?
1 points by ChikkaChiChi 4y ago|2 comments
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by ChikkaChiChi 4y ago
Thanks you for your response. I'm going to read up more. I wasn't aware this was a feature.
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by ChikkaChiChi 4y ago
You're right, that's woefully insufficient. The authentication challenge should clearly (using color and text) whether or not the challenge is an established part of your trust network and the hardware token should be able to va
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by ChikkaChiChi 4y ago
Why aren't we doing more to validate the identity of the service we are trying to connect to? CAs don't allow me to establish my own personal web of trust. If I connect once to my bank in a method I deem safe, I should be able to
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by ChikkaChiChi 4y ago
HN has always stood out due to the quality of discussion; evoking a feeling of an early era Slashdot. Infuriatingly, there aren't a lot of options for other topics.

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