Sosh101

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by Sosh101 5y ago
The hallucination analogy is useful I think in some ways, in that it could allow access to a view of reality that has important parts represented in a meaningful way. But, surely a hallucination requires an underlying consciousness to expe
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by Sosh101 5y ago
Also a bit like the F16XL - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Dynamics_F-16XL
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by Sosh101 5y ago
Reminded me a bit of the F16XL - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Dynamics_F-16XL
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by Sosh101 5y ago
Then that's a very deceptive model on the part of Apple, since then it's certainly not "4.8 stars from 1.8M ratings".
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by Sosh101 5y ago
And what about seeing peoples' expressions? Optical AR is an order of magnitude more likely to be acceptable in a social situation.
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by Sosh101 5y ago
The cynic in me would be really surprised if this were the case. I imagine it's more about collecting data, and updating so it can collect more data, better.
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by Sosh101 5y ago
This might make you smile as an ST fan : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLjgXPDzeZo&t=19s
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by Sosh101 5y ago
Got a link to the Flaked scene?
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by Sosh101 5y ago
Would an approach like this generate a useful amount of electricity if used in a power plant setting? I.e. From the steam/condensed-but-still-hot water after it leaves the turbine?
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by Sosh101 5y ago
I've been using it as my main OS for nearly 3 years now, without any of the problems you describe.
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by Sosh101 5y ago
Rather Molotov–Ribbentropesque.
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by Sosh101 5y ago
I wonder how much money Grammarly have spent with youtube.
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by Sosh101 5y ago
The (retro) future is now! I love it.
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by Sosh101 5y ago
> How about you target your disapproval at the Bay Area devs whos' Whataboutism...
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by Sosh101 5y ago
"A new analysis of the shipwreck’s tree rings uncovers how such vessels were built to advance European colonialism." Wouldn't "...how such vessels were built." have sufficed?
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by Sosh101 5y ago
Haha brilliant.
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by Sosh101 5y ago
I think you are being downvoted rather harshly.
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by Sosh101 5y ago
I noticed Anton Petrov explained it recently: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_abdV-HtEJQ It's named the Oberth effect - something like a powered slingshot.
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by Sosh101 5y ago
An extreme example, but I do miss those days.
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by Sosh101 5y ago
Right, could be
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by Sosh101 5y ago
> The Big Web has “users” – a term Silicon Valley has borrowed from drug dealers to describe the people they addict to their services and exploit This statement makes me not want to read the rest of the article. Pulled out of the air an
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by Sosh101 5y ago
I didn't say I doubted it.
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by Sosh101 5y ago
Can anyone ELI5 how an Electron alternative can by 5MB?
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by Sosh101 5y ago
Interesting instrument, but I dislike this journalistic style. We didn't really get to hear the instrument even.
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by Sosh101 5y ago
Cow or Orangutan?
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by Sosh101 5y ago
Yeah I guess it was something like a partial slingshot?
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by Sosh101 5y ago
Yes I use those things without a smartphone too. I'm just trying share what I think the core sticky features of smartphones are for me. I'd probably also add notes and calendar. I could do without communications other than voice
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by Sosh101 5y ago
The things I would miss without a smartphone: - Maps - Digital tickets / proof-of-something - Payments / Transfers - Taxis
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by Sosh101 5y ago
Personally I hate launching anything around the Christmas period.
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by Sosh101 5y ago
I hate it.

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