Nathanba

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by Nathanba 2y ago
This should really officially be illegal, it's not even whether the content is garbage or not. I'm sure much of human content is also absolutely negative to a discussion. It's about the fact that it's hiding what it is.
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by Nathanba 2y ago
The article becomes ironic because it's an example of the very thing she is complaining about. All the decent, kind, caring people are vastly outnumbered by people like the writer who apparently tread the exact mainstream line on thing
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by Nathanba 2y ago
It has nothing to do with programming, I know mechanics who complain about car models where the manuals costs massive amounts of money if they are even allowed to get it at all and it takes weeks to order them. This should be a familiar sto
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by Nathanba 2y ago
what you are describing is a certainly some kind of professional but we should look from a higher vantage point. A professional in any field will ultimately want to customize their tool or make their own tools and that is not possible with
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by Nathanba 2y ago
the principle is the reason why I am staying up to date on this. In principle I would feel better if the stuff stored in my bitwarden account are hardware related keys that do not help an attacker even if they guessed my master password and
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by Nathanba 3y ago
I just don't understand what you mean by the word 'environment', it is far too vague. I assume it only means something very specific for kubernetes and even in there more specifically something managed with your product. If t
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by Nathanba 3y ago
yes and Lottie has Adobe After Effects as an editor. Is speed really that much better in Rive? Even if it is, maybe there would be a way to convert from a lottie file to a rive file/format and vice versa
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by Nathanba 3y ago
I understand that we may never see the secret knock but shouldn't we have the door and what's behind it now? Doesn't this mean that the code is quite literally too hard to figure out for a human being? It's not like he c
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by Nathanba 3y ago
that's like saying "if you steal from someone and he doesnt notice it, clearly he doesn't need it" If you think about this a bit more deeply, you realize "wait...a second"
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by Nathanba 3y ago
imo it's not useful to act as if the social contract is completely gone or that it will ever be completely gone and I say that as someone who surprises himself every year with how much further I have to lower my expectations on humanit
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by Nathanba 3y ago
They should also remove the emojis, there is no need to have people feel good about upvotes. I've long felt uncomfortable with emojis on Slack as well. Responding to a coding or infrastructure issue should not be a social activity, I r
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by Nathanba 3y ago
true, that is suspicious as well. A person that hasn't even created any bugs or issues suddenly has a big problem with the speed of development? Especially the way this was phrased: "You ignore the many patches bit rotting away o
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by Nathanba 3y ago
People will be even less likely to tell you their real opinions online if a data breach can uncover the real identity behind all their posts
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by Nathanba 3y ago
Oh ok that works, for some reason that didn't even occur to me. I kept trying to press the Delete key.
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by Nathanba 3y ago
I couldn't find a way to delete nodes after I placed some. It also seemed laggy in the sense that when I drag and dropped a node from the left to the scene it took 2-3 seconds at first and now it's always roughly one full second.
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by Nathanba 3y ago
I'm not talking about blurryness on the Vision Pro, I mean blurryness in general. I found the Meta Quest 3 to be very blurry
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by Nathanba 3y ago
If they can't fix the ever so slight blurryness for everyone it will continue to be a niche product simply because only a small niche wants to accept such a thing. Or only a small niche of people has eyes that can deal with it. Btw I c
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by Nathanba 3y ago
I haven't watched it but surely, hopefully pathological lying in court can get someone in real trouble regarding perjury instead of just the case being lost
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by Nathanba 3y ago
The text says "Instantly generate dynamic documents based on real-time data." but when I changed the react code to give the QR code a red color and clicked render it took far longer, maybe 5-6sec to render again.
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by Nathanba 3y ago
interestingly positive, I think I might agree with you. It seems the nr.1 problem of good leaders in organizations is that they can't be everywhere at once. But an AI can be.
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by Nathanba 3y ago
Yes I was going to say something similar because articles like this make it seem like a mysterious problem. In reality the reason this happens is because people want profit and the most profitable thing to do is unfortunately to drag a prob
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by Nathanba 3y ago
I think there is something about the monkey brain in people that if you give them an item, they think they own it. It doesn't matter that it's just a loan or they are supposed to give it to someone else.. they think they can do wh
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by Nathanba 3y ago
It will be worse because there will be a lot more of it
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by Nathanba 3y ago
As someone who has had laser eye surgery and now apparently has permanently drier eyes my life is an indication that bright mode is worse for the eyes. If I sit in a bright room with a bright monitor my eyes hurt at the end of the day. Most
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by Nathanba 3y ago
Really interesting how this goes against my intuition. I would have imagined that it's infinitely easier to analyze a camera stream of the real world, then generate a polygonal representation of what you see (like you would do for a vi
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by Nathanba 3y ago
Maybe it's a useful thing to ponder why faked photoshopped pictures were never a big problem in human life. I think maybe it's because we use a lot of pictures in our lives, sure. But ultimately we have so much context that a fake
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by Nathanba 3y ago
Me too and I used my tuta email address as my email for bitwarden. If I had forgotten my password then good night. Back when I created an account they didnt have a popup telling you about 6 month deletions, my email was just gone some day.
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by Nathanba 3y ago
it's the same thing in the end: Firefox weighs pros and cons of implementing a feature and Edge weighs pros and cons of including a feature. It is still true though that Google has more power when everyone depends on their implementati
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by Nathanba 3y ago
The Edge browser sometimes holds features back even though they are based on chromium source code. For example AV1 support, so there is some kind of diversity of browsers possible even though the people who code it all up have power.. but t
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by Nathanba 3y ago
yes and if I make toast on my toaster I'm still taking advantage of the UI, technology, research that went into it, the branding and look and the possible customer support if it ever breaks. So I should pay 50 cent per toast. You see..

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