Shalomboy

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by Shalomboy 2mo ago
Because the central limitation is still mass; a friction-fit frame light enough to sit on your face all day without fatigue is the market expectation for eyewear, and devices generally require parts which weigh more than glasses.
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by Shalomboy 3mo ago
Cubozoa are ripe for study if you're curious about primitive vision and its applications. They are notoriously venomous, so handle with care, but if we can trust undergrads with caring for them in the lab I trust the average tinkerer c
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by Shalomboy 4mo ago
We should really make a better shopify already; these guys aren't worth the salt they stand upon.
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by Shalomboy 4mo ago
This is an exceptionally good work of fiction.
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by Shalomboy 4mo ago
My greatest fear is that every maintainer living a life like this decides to give up.
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by Shalomboy 4mo ago
I mean, I wouldn't want to have to bulk-purchase a large number of well-spec'ed laptops in this market. But you aren't wrong.
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by Shalomboy 4mo ago
How could Chapo do this? /s
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by Shalomboy 4mo ago
I would assume that all sorts of proteins would clear out of the brain in cases of prolonged oxygen depletion.
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by Shalomboy 4mo ago
Why would Android Authority review any smartwatch on an iOS Device? It seems outside of their interests.
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by Shalomboy 4mo ago
I disagree with the super limited warranty terms and the lack of charger for the Index 01, but I am happy to give Eric and the Pebble Team a pass this time while their company is in this stage. I really hope they adopt stronger pro-consumer
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by Shalomboy 4mo ago
OP's interview with the F1 team sounds super cool, I'd actually love to hear more about their experience and the vibes they got from potentially working a dev job for a sports team. I had a close encounter with the analytics depar
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by Shalomboy 4mo ago
I came to the comments to say the same thing! I would love to take a seminar or a class from the folks in their design department.
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by Shalomboy 4mo ago
I've wanted to write something similar regarding anxiety on a blog of my own for close to a decade now, but I was always afraid to put my feelings to paper, in case they become real. If they stay in my head, I can dismiss them. OP, I h
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by Shalomboy 4mo ago
I think it ought to be said here in the comments that magazine's front page is anathema to the ideals of the comment section of HN, and whoever is funding these blowhards clearly doesn't share our ideals. Proceed with caution.
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by Shalomboy 4mo ago
Pioneering was my favorite merit badge in scouting, and it was the only place I was exposed to the engineering discipline of knots before discovering them again as a college student.
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by Shalomboy 4mo ago
Truthfully, this sounds like you're showing folks the magic code to get inside various arcade claw machine games.
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by Shalomboy 4mo ago
I love the Autopian, glad they're on the HN front page. David Tracy's Jeep antics have kept me up at night worrying for at least 10 years now.
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by Shalomboy 4mo ago
you would love https://www.windy.com
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by Shalomboy 4mo ago
https://cardcluster.com/install - I gotta check my links better!
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by Shalomboy 4mo ago
I think I could have bolstered this point by claiming "Windows and DirectX are losing ground", but I stand by my argument that Microsoft's gatekeeper status is eroding thanks to the growth [1] of Proton and Vulkan. Now native
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by Shalomboy 4mo ago
Valve does make its own DRM, and they could certainly find reason to improve its efficacy and roll back their current policy without upsetting the applecart
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by Shalomboy 4mo ago
Valve is in a funny position now. They lived long enough to see every one of Sony and XBOX's moats dry up by being pro-consumer where possible, but with Steam as the leader of a fungible game distribution market it may no longer make
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by Shalomboy 4mo ago
I can appreciate the author's perspective, but in my experience the magic of bringing the online world offline gave our product ( https://ww.cardcluster.com/install - duelists, give it a try!) a significant amount of st
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by Shalomboy 5mo ago
The cool thing about cheap sea drones is that they are still incredibly expensive to operate. Like, the only cost center they remove is the crew which is negligible compared to fuel, transport, and equipment.
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by Shalomboy 5mo ago
I loved this project the first time it came around. As much as I wanted to build it out myself, I was shocked at how much the components actually cost to put together. It definitely seems like an improvement on the charmera though, so it al
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by Shalomboy 5mo ago
Great username. I too wished to live at sea once, but I gotta be honest with you; hang around any of the big submariner/shipwright/offshore groups for long enough and it will shock you how few people with money in those circles
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by Shalomboy 5mo ago
I'm negative on this proposal because it sounds like Anthropic put the cart before the horse. Today, at this very moment, 9 out of 10 non-profits and NGOs run of IT infrastructure wholly dependent on email servers, office software, and
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by Shalomboy 5mo ago
I think the author hit the right notes here; we do know how best optimize learning for high marks at a classroom-level, we do struggle with improving outcomes for students who need extra help, and we do bore students to tears when they outp
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by Shalomboy 5mo ago
... so now the money explicitly does not go to research, on purpose.
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by Shalomboy 5mo ago
This is the first I've heard of it, but wowwww what a cool game. Thanks!

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