NBJack

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by NBJack 1y ago
> "Having your problem addressed" is not a valid reason to post on Stack Overflow. You are expected before posting to have done enough analysis to the point where if your question is answered, you can solve the underlying probl
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by NBJack 1y ago
Question closed; here's a link to another one that sounds vaguely related but doesn't actually address your problem. But seriously, I'd love to see some sentiment analysis of the SO corpus classifying tone by tag.
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by NBJack 1y ago
"You are Comic Book Guy from The Simpsons. You are very knowledgeable in the _____ language; in fact, you believe you are the foremost expert on it. You have taken time from your busy schedule to help the unwashed masses by answering t
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by NBJack 1y ago
Oh wow. Do I have a story about one of their competitors. I booked a cabin via VRBO for a few nights as a celebration. It was somewhat remote, but the architecture was neat, and it was a decent deal for my budget. There was some weird cotto
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by NBJack 1y ago
Apparently, the vibe coding session didn't account for it. /s I would more readily assume a large social networking company filled with bright minds would have worked out some kind of agreement on, say, a large corpus of copyright
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by NBJack 1y ago
HDR is really hard to get right apparently. It seems to get worse in video games too. I'm a huge fan of Helldivers 2, but playing the game in HDR gives me a headache: the muzzle flash of weapons at high RPMs on a screen that goes to 24
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by NBJack 1y ago
I'd say take another look. The beam has a LOT of issues. The One basically says "give me a signal, I'll project it in 2D and track it with 3DoF." Its smooth, and while it can drift a little (it is only an accelerometer),
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by NBJack 1y ago
Yes! Have been using it since my first pair of 'AR' glasses when I want to get work done anywhere without dragging my laptop (corp or personal). If I ever find a folding bluetooth keyboard that can "lock" to remain stabl
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by NBJack 1y ago
If you haven't tried it, especially if your workplace allows your phone to have access to some corporate data, DeX + a good pair of AR or just integrated display glasses feels like the future. I run my S23 Ultra with a pair of XReal On
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by NBJack 1y ago
I remember hearing how Broadcom would likely gut VMware once it got ahold of it, but this almost seems worse. I imagine it would also have been bad if the Qualcomm deal had gone through. Their roots are in Hewlett-Packard, so I suppose this
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by NBJack 1y ago
That, and there is a big incentive to just sell content. Sensational, eye-catching, controversial content will grab more readers.
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by NBJack 1y ago
Oof, that website is not vision friendly. I'm all for cool fonts, but thin fonts that are also faded grey? My eyes hurt trying to read it.
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by NBJack 1y ago
Defacto victory. Facebook wasn't some startup when Google+ entered the scene; they were already cash flow positive, and had roughly 30% ads market share. OpenAI is still operating at a loss despite having 50+% of the chatbot "mark
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by NBJack 1y ago
Counterpoint: I enjoy photography, which in some instances actually increases my joy of the moment. Additionally, my family members enjoy looking back at those moments too, as they are often too busy or too young to note what was happenin
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by NBJack 1y ago
Fun fact: in some places, not informing others of your intent to take a picture can be construed as illegal (i.e. 2-party states in the US) . This came up with Google Glass several years ago. But, uh, yeah, you should take a close look at h
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by NBJack 1y ago
One article inaccuracy: Amazon treats all of their employees (from the warehouse to Day One) like cattle. Bidets? Chefs?!? If you didn't have to make the free pot of coffee yourself as you ponder which café to fork over money to, con
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by NBJack 1y ago
And now Meta knows your location at that time, can use that lovely menu to derive ads better suited for its competition, has data on when you like to eat out, who else was there (let's not forget about DeepFace!), etc. While you ate y
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by NBJack 1y ago
Flash would still be around I suspect.
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by NBJack 1y ago
You seem to assume this particular demographic you speak of only does so in venues: https://komonews.com/news/local/teen-to-be-sentenced-for-hig... Would you be willing to say the same for firearms and their avail
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by NBJack 1y ago
Music to my ears. The entire market needs more competitors. As a happy Ryzen owner, I look forward to it. As long as AMD fixes the damn driver issues I've seen for over a decade.
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by NBJack 1y ago
I honestly thought it was a new emulator for the Nintendo Entertainment System.
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by NBJack 1y ago
The professional side of things, yes. For consumer grade GPUs, despite the trends in gaming markets otherwise needing such, the values have stagnated a bit.
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by NBJack 1y ago
I gotta ask: how many cryptographically secure cookies have you encountered? In theory, yes. In practice? That's kind of expensive.
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by NBJack 1y ago
Perhaps. If it does, it probably couldn't be past a certain depth. The deepest man-made hole was about 12km, and reached roughly 180C at that depth. That's well beyond what even the most durable hyperthermophile organisms can with
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by NBJack 1y ago
Just another data point that the "low code/no code" revolution sputtered out over a decade ago. I still see and use a small subset of UML for more complex architecture discussions, but that's about it (i.e. service nesti
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by NBJack 2y ago
I have to trace structure and data handoffs across multiple projects sometimes that span multiple teams. I'm used to rather easily being able to find all instances of something using a thing, where something is originally defined, etc.
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by NBJack 2y ago
I use a pair of Air Ones with prescription lens inserts and a DIY nose pad for comfort. I can't beat my desktop monitors for clarity, but it is fantastic if you have to read a lot of documentation and like distraction free environments
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by NBJack 2y ago
The iPhone sucks with most if not all AR glasses solutions. Most flagship Android devices just need a single cord. Apple made their choices, and it sucks.
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by NBJack 2y ago
The Air 2 sadly went backwards in the clarity at the edges, which makes them harder to use for work.
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by NBJack 2y ago
The latest Xreal glasses provide 3DoF tracking natively in the hardware. Your eyes in this case would perceive the screen as stationary as you and it inevitably "bounce" during motion. I still don't recommend walking around w

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