Zetaphor

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by Zetaphor 4y ago
Lifelong user of Logitech trackball mice, now using the MX Ergo. I also used a Logitech keyboard for many years, and am still using a Logitech webcam. I've had an equally pleasant experience of reliable hardware with good Linux support
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by Zetaphor 4y ago
Your product looks intriguing, does it support Linux at all? One concern I have to a "smart camera" as a Linux user is that I won't get the simple plug and play experience I've come to expect from Logitech's product
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by Zetaphor 4y ago
I take it this is your first market cycle?
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by Zetaphor 4y ago
For some reason my employer is blocking this site as malware using Cisco's OpenDNS service
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by Zetaphor 4y ago
Happy to help. I'm starting to think there's a reason so many of us end up going off to live in the woods. Don't be afraid to try new random things, not everything will resonate with you until eventually something does. You&#
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by Zetaphor 4y ago
I was suffering from this recently, but I'm in recovery. I grew up in a bad area and programming/computers were my way out to a better life than that of my family or the people I grew up around/with. For decades it was a core
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by Zetaphor 4y ago
I work for a Fortune 500 who has clients who range from Fortune 500 to Fortune 1000, I see TONS of Angular throughout the organization. There's also React, but a lot more Angular being paired with Java. Without data we're all just
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by Zetaphor 4y ago
I just went to a common job listing site and searched for Angular and in my specific city. I got 78 result for Angular, 133 for React. There's a lot more to the job market than just startups, enterprise loves Angular.
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by Zetaphor 4y ago
As someone who is now a couple years into using Angular after a number of years working with Vue (since 1.0) your observations are accurate. It doesn't really get any better as you become more familiar with the framework.
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by Zetaphor 4y ago
You're confusing your own experience for the reality of the market. My last three employers use Angular. My current employer just replaced an AngularJS app with a new Angular 11 app for a Fortune 100 client. Go to a job listing site an
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by Zetaphor 4y ago
My understanding is around 4 hours, though you don't lose your entire stake, you pay a small penalty, determined by the current health state of the network. Slashing as most people think of it is reserved for malicious activity like co
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by Zetaphor 4y ago
That has not been the case for years now, you're contributing to the perpetuation of a false narrative. Yes, it was originally thought that the merge would be simpler (way back when it was referred to as Casper), and then it was realiz
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by Zetaphor 4y ago
The first of the three primary testnets will execute the merge next month. Current projections have the mainnet merge (the final merge) occurring around August. It takes a lot of testing and validation to make certain that such a substantia
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by Zetaphor 4y ago
You can run an Ethereum PoS validator on a consumer laptop or even a Raspberry Pi.
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by Zetaphor 4y ago
HN seems to have unanimously thrown all nuance to the wind whenever crypto comes up
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by Zetaphor 4y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if they got tired of the constant negativity when anything related to crypto is mentioned. I thought this was supposed to be a forum of like minded people interested in technology and its potential applications.
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by Zetaphor 4y ago
The only thing more annoying than people talking about crypto is people complaining about people talking about crypto. You're just perpetuating the attention cycle. I've been DCA'ing ETH for a few years now and have somehow m
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by Zetaphor 5y ago
Friendly reminder that Brave is just "Red Chrome". It only continues to exist as long as Google deems Chromium based browsers a viable means of eliminating worries of antitrust legislation, as only Google employees make direct cod
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by Zetaphor 5y ago
Check out YouTube Vanced. It has this and many other great features.
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by Zetaphor 5y ago
Look at who you're replying to. Also he's likely making reference to the ridiculous case in Missouri
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by Zetaphor 5y ago
This was posted written by someone who is known in the space for being a Bitcoin maximalist. This take is hardly surprising
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by Zetaphor 5y ago
You're confusing Bitcoin and Ethereum. Ethereum is the platform that supports smart contracts. Bitcoins intent is to be a simple ossified protocol used as a store of value, akin to digital gold.
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by Zetaphor 5y ago
The original DK1 was 3DoF, and the CV1 launched with a single sensor and an Xbox controller. The CV1 didn't get proper 6DoF until after launch.
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by Zetaphor 5y ago
It's quite the opposite, I'm not sure when your anecdote occurred, but everything can be paid online directly through your bank or using payment facilitators. It's been this way for years. Even things like wire transfers betw
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by Zetaphor 5y ago
I've been saying a a version of this (the browser will eat the OS) for a few years now, really as soon as I heard about WASM. Once the executives learn that they can deliver binary blobs through the browser, that's the end game f
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by Zetaphor 5y ago
/s is internet parlance to show that the message should be read in a sarcastic tone.
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by Zetaphor 5y ago
Not _yet_, the same was said about Digg once.
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by Zetaphor 5y ago
Yes, same basic idea. IPFS requires at least one client to be "pinning" the content. Pinata seems to be the preferred choice for NFT's, creating a significant weak point in the ecosystem.
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by Zetaphor 5y ago
The name Autopilot would lead you to think otherwise.
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by Zetaphor 5y ago
The target audience for a site like this generally isn't aware of or concerned with things like code bloat.

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