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by andoando 3y ago
I worked for Okta for a bit and this was a huge pain. It was mostly a wrapper around MUI, which meant it always lacked behind MUI and every time you need a slightly different functionality they didn’t support yet you had to go through the d
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by andoando 3y ago
I just run the cable underneath my shirt. Don’t have to worry about them getting lost, and don’t have to worry about charge
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by andoando 3y ago
Never had that problem. I run the cables underneath my shirt and hand the earbuds on my shirt when I’m not using them. Super convenient for me
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by andoando 3y ago
Why does anyone like wireless headphones? 3 different pieces to track, have to constantly be on charge, and pricey at that. I ended up finally buying some iems
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by andoando 3y ago
I think cooperatively owned tech orgs are the future. Contribution to open source software will always lag behind private entities as people aren't prone to work for free. Are there any open source projects that are monetized/pay
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by andoando 3y ago
I wish I understood what this paper was saying.
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by andoando 3y ago
This is very interesting. Has anyone considered using paths/vectors in 2d/3d space as data structures?
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by andoando 3y ago
I don't know about the 46k, but the redesign looks much nicer to me.
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by andoando 3y ago
Which would also mean, there is an opposite to our universe that is our anti-quark :]
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by andoando 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uncertainty_principle
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by andoando 3y ago
Yeah thats my thought too! What if there was a whole universe inside of an atom? Or on the other hand, we and everything we observe is just a single atom in a greater collection of atoms forming what is table to some other consciousness? I
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by andoando 3y ago
Is it possible the universe is infinitely complex? i.e, "turtles all the way down?". I find the concept of duality and replication in physics very interesting. Everything seems to have an opposite, with properties such that when t
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by andoando 3y ago
Nope I’m not. I suppose a lot of it is for work. I was working at Okta actually. Every day. Vpn. Touch biometrics. 2fa. Login to Gmail. Touch biometrics. 2fa. Git pull. 2fa. There’s also the fact that I use my phone, personal desktop, and l
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by andoando 3y ago
1. I’m not sure what you mean by this. I have an authenticator app on my desktop which I authenticated. Browser checks authentication against this app similar to an authentication app on your phone, except it’s auto provided. I’m sure this
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Why can't we consolidate all the web authentication to a single local provider?
7 points by andoando 3y ago|7 comments
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by andoando 3y ago
True for pwa but Capacitor is just an app on the App Store.
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by andoando 3y ago
PWAs seems like can do a whole lot. What is it that they can't do these days? I am pretty confused as to why someone would even make a native app for 99% of applications these days when you can make a PWA/Capacitor app that runs o
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by andoando 3y ago
My interest in no phones is going back to the old days where you’d have to make plans to meet someone at sometime and be there next week with no communication in between, not having ease of access to every bit of information, not relying on
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by andoando 3y ago
I dunno if it’s that weird. It can help if you want to be more social of course.
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by andoando 3y ago
I think hacker news is way better, but Reddit is very much like social media
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by andoando 3y ago
>Clearly, we know reality through our senses and our ideas. That is uncontroversial. The problem is when one says (as I think you are) that our sensual perceptions and ideas are all we know, and that we can reasonably doubt that they eve
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by andoando 3y ago
No I am not saying that things don't happen when there is no observer around. I am saying, `what` actually happened is entirely based on perception of mind, and is completely subject to interpretation. To give an analogy, imagine the u
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by andoando 3y ago
>If he were right, then reacting hydrogen with oxygen may produce heat and water; alternatively it may produce a chocolate cake with orange candles and a golf ball in the middle. Because the laws of science would exist only in our minds
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by andoando 3y ago
Measured by conscious observers, and results perceived by conscious observers. There is no way around it. The laws of physics are “universally” agreed truths about certain mental phenomena experienced by the conscious observers that conscio
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by andoando 3y ago
I am diagnosed and I think it is
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by andoando 3y ago
For me I feel like a large part of it is that no one else shares the same excitement that I do. If I share something I think is really cool and everyone is like “I don’t get it”, those thoughts inevitably just murk my brain.
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by andoando 3y ago
I am very interested in this. Is there any good beginner resources for learning?
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by andoando 3y ago
I think this vastly underplays animals intelligence though. There is so much focus on creating human level intelligence, but where is a robot that can learn to navigate the world like a dog or cat can?
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by andoando 3y ago
Also, I think a large part of "I don't know" is purely the fact that the mind is driven by chemicals. I can't explain for example why I can't focus or why I am tired, or why I no longer feel something that I used to
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by andoando 3y ago
In the image above, imagine a knight on H3, which covers g1, g5. Neither a bishop, a pawn or rook can help that way. After one move, it can go to f4 where it can add on as a second attacker to the queen on 4 squares. After another move it c

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