ExitPlatosCave

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by ExitPlatosCave 3y ago
Possibly... Take them at their word that they can they really believe what they are saying is true. Thus being polite versus thinking they are deliberately deceiving you. But not that you have to also accept what they say as correct or true
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by ExitPlatosCave 4y ago
Honestly his account was helpful. Lax hiring practices seem quite relevant to the security issues being revealed. However, your comment comes across as an attack intended to maybe silence his experience.
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by ExitPlatosCave 5y ago
Hey Steve, Thought your comment was interesting, so went to check out your profile. That was also clean and well made, so followed through to your website. Found this: "I published a simple tool to all your repository details from Gith
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by ExitPlatosCave 5y ago
I think it's interesting to think about adding elements to what we experience in reality via AR. Versus importing elements from reality into a VR experience. Based on your comments I would say one of the big advantages of importing fro
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by ExitPlatosCave 5y ago
Possibly this is not a great analogy but if there was just one car company in the world for example Ford, I don't think cars would be as versatile or as commonly adopted. Therefore I'm seeing any progress on the part of multiple c
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by ExitPlatosCave 5y ago
This changes everything! I would find it interesting to see how a layer on top of reality would allow non-technical people to perform technical tasks. For example I don't know a lot about car engines. I can imagine being guided through
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by ExitPlatosCave 5y ago
He's just saying... Two ways to learn about the market. 1 - Analysis He's defining as using data from existing companies, economic trends, etc. Much of this data is relatively low cost and can be fine quickly. Analysis tends to p