J5892

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by J5892 6y ago
In an ideal AR setting, everyone with a display will see everything everyone else sees. So the exact concept of Dynamicland would be completely reproducible in AR. And you get the advantage of having optional private workspaces on top of th
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by J5892 6y ago
You're right. I was working on an oAuth flow, and now my customers are connecting directly to the Machine God.
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by J5892 6y ago
I would argue that assuming by default that "unseen ones who control them" is referring to Jews is closer to antisemitism.
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by J5892 6y ago
I managed to completely forget everything I knew about my job. Send help.
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by J5892 6y ago
I'm Carl. I lost the login for our shared AWS account. Mind sending it to me here?
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by J5892 6y ago
Well now's the time for a big push! Oh wait, how would you share the link...
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by J5892 6y ago
It's a religion based on the idea that technology will advance fast enough to make its followers immortal before they die.
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by J5892 6y ago
I've found that if part of a codebase is truly shoddy or just plain badly written, the developer who wrote it generally knows how bad it is, or at least that it's not up to snuff. Criticizing the code itself (with useful feedback)
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by J5892 6y ago
He's doing you a favor. Now you know that if he gets promoted faster than you or your co-workers, it's probably time to find a better company (or a better team, if that's an option).
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by J5892 6y ago
What headset do you have? I've never had any trouble with my glasses or focus with the Vive. (granted, my glasses are fairly small) And I've never had issues with my play area being messed up. I don't mean to belittle your is
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by J5892 6y ago
VR is simply a stepping stone. AR is the real future. But that's not to say that fully immersive experiences have no future. I just don't think VR will fully take off until it's available in a small form-factor, and likely co
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by J5892 6y ago
I'm just terrified that they'll integrate Slack's clean web interface with the massive net of clutter that is Salesforce's UI.
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by J5892 6y ago
If they fuck up Slack, everyone will move to MS Teams. That is, unless some start-up dreams up some kind of revolutionary paradigm shift in how people communicate online. Maybe something in the AR space ~10 years from now.
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by J5892 6y ago
The Game Gear came out in 1990 (in Japan). I assume they used similar screens for the headset. The tracking is what surprised me the most. Watching the trade show videos in the article, it's amazing how good it was with what was likely
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by J5892 6y ago
I'm not arguing that blacks are fairly represented at Yale (clearly they aren't). I'm just pointing out that it's not what this lawsuit is about.
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by J5892 6y ago
I don't know if you read the article, but the main focus of the lawsuit is that Asians and whites have a much smaller chance of getting accepted than black people.
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by J5892 6y ago
Near the end of Yahoo Messenger, they were planning on releasing live-typing as the default, with no option to turn it off (the other person saw what you were typing as you typed it). I don't remember if it actually made it into produc
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by J5892 6y ago
reliabrary
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by J5892 6y ago
I love that it updates every second. It makes it that much harder to actually use.
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by J5892 6y ago
The most interesting applications I've seen of QR-codes have been the most wildly impractical or useless. When I still used my Pebble watch, my favorite watch face was just a QR-code of the time. So to tell what time it is, you have to
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by J5892 6y ago
I remember when I was in middle school reading a YA novel about VR (I think one of the Net Force books), the main character discovered a hacker and expressed disbelief that he was "entering commands with a keyboard!". I was like,
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by J5892 6y ago
How many headlines about non-public figures have you seen that include someone's name? "Tim Jones has been arrested" isn't exactly an informative headline.
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by J5892 6y ago
I used to work on a team that made flash ads at a giant company. The salespeople didn't say no to anything. These companies were paying $500,000 for 12 hours of exclusive time on our home page, so they got whatever they asked for. If t
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by J5892 6y ago
I once designed and built an entirely new video integrated article format because a salesperson sold something based on a concept we had no intention of building. My boss's response was basically, "Welp, we just got $200,000 to bu
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by J5892 6y ago
This is so cool. I hate it.
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by J5892 6y ago
No, I would never use TikTok. Why are you so eager to have the US copy the ideals of the CCP?
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by J5892 6y ago
Explain
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by J5892 6y ago
Because we're not a totalitarian state built on the backbone of censorship and information control. Yet.
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by J5892 6y ago
I am 100% against anybody using TikTok for any reason. But if the government bans it, I will immediately start using it.
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by J5892 6y ago
Any tracking that TikTok is doing likely doesn't violate the terms of the Google/Apple stores. So removing it from the stores would just be straight up censorship. Note: I'm not defending TikTok in any way here. I personally

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