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aranelsurion
2y ago
I wonder, at the risk of turning HN to a Reddit clone, wouldn't it make sense to at least a have a few simple categories/tags here? Seems to me most people want to filter HN on "purely tech", "tech-adjacent news&quo
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aranelsurion
2y ago
> Imagine your ex works for Eight Sleep. Or imagine they want to know when you’re not home. I think what is often missed in "company gathers data it doesn't need" scenarios is not that someone inside Eight Sleep abuses the
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aranelsurion
2y ago
This lines up with mine as well. My HDDs fail more often than SSDs, but when they do it’s a painful slow death that shows itself in SMART and affords me days if not weeks. Out of 5 SSDs I had only one fail, and that one worked perfectly wel
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aranelsurion
2y ago
Not really. Right/Left labeling is silly in general so it's hard to explain in those terms, but Turkish military is and has been anything but Left. You could maybe call them reformist, secular authoritarians, in opposition of reli
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aranelsurion
2y ago
I know it's perhaps a silly thing to nitpick on, but the general look of Switch 2 with its darker, Steam Deck-ish joycons don't look as fun as the first one to me. Current Switch with the neon blue/red joycons had its own cha
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aranelsurion
2y ago
Adding another datapoint: My iPhone 11 is 3 years old (from Apple Center brand new) and battery is already at 73%, prompting me to replace it. Phone costed me 600€, replacement after recent Apple price hike costs another 100€. I’m already c
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2y ago
> I find it really odd that you wouldn't notice some of the improvements between iPhone 8 to 16. I'm sure they notice some improvements, when I was out shopping for a new phone I could tell the then-flagship iPhone 13 having
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aranelsurion
2y ago
and they seem to be using envoy. that error message looks too familiar. :)
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aranelsurion
2y ago
> Python version is super laggy, something to do with OpenCV Most probably I'm wrong, but I wonder if it has anything to do with all the text being written to stdout. In the odd chance that it happens on the same thread, it might be
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aranelsurion
2y ago
Huh? But there was no L4D3? (am I having a whoosh moment here)
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aranelsurion
2y ago
> Fourth movie was an unapologetic cash grab. The only part I thoroughly enjoyed was when they meta-explained why they've made the cash grab. For those who haven't watched: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1083
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2y ago
> That take would only make sense if Gabe Newell was running Valve like Bobby Kotick ran Activision, cancelling project left and right if they weren't lucractive. That's not how Valve appears to work If anything Valve is a big
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aranelsurion
2y ago
Not to gatekeep it, but having played all HL games on PC and Alyx on VR, I don't see this PC conversion being a meaningful experience. It's mainly because of the restrictions of different mediums, for example Alyx has much less en
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aranelsurion
2y ago
> Hacker News handles a huge amount of traffic to dynamic pages with basically zero (by comparison) technical maintenance. Hacker News isn't exactly the kind of website for many millions of Internet users to engage with. Its interf
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2y ago
Since most VR experiences are immersive and take up your entire view, you barely see the OS other than first time setting it up and then launching apps. Would be nice if it was better, I don’t see it as a “huge downside” as you do though.
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aranelsurion
2y ago
Perhaps with Apple Watch and gestures?
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aranelsurion
2y ago
I wonder how that'll play out in this case, since everything uploaded here expires at maximum 3 days. Maybe they can "handle" abuse reports by simply auto-responding in 3 days that it is now removed.
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aranelsurion
2y ago
So they basically reinvented taxi again, with the added captive audience factor coming from abusing the platform.
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aranelsurion
2y ago
Not the OP but I’m surprised you are surprised this much. In our 2-person family there are times where me and my wife spend an entire evening, sometimes even a full day or two independently doing whatever hobbies we have. We both appreciate
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aranelsurion
2y ago
Just to note, Quest 3 has significantly improved on it and has granular IPD adjustments now.
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aranelsurion
2y ago
It would be great to have a personal rollercoaster at home.
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aranelsurion
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Just installed the Epic Store, my experience step-by-step: 1. Go to Epic Store website, click on Install 2. Nothing happens 3. Click again 4. Popup message appears, I click OK 5. Popup gone. Do I have the app now? 6. No I don’t. I read the
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aranelsurion
2y ago
Most probably EmuVR. You also get to play NES and some other systems on a variety of old virtual TVs. :)
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It's been a few years since the last time I daily drove a Linux desktop. What is the least trouble, yet "power tool" distro and setup people use nowadays? Or: what do you use?
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aranelsurion
2y ago
To be fair there are many benefits of running on the platform that has the most mindshare. Unless they are in this space competing against k8s, it’s reasonable for them if they want to use Helm charts, to move where they can. Also, Helm doe
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2y ago
IDK, are local products and products from elsewhere other than US are not meant when one says "european tech market"? The title says the market is in danger of going out of existence, and the article solely mentions a handful of b
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aranelsurion
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I don't get this article. Title is "Europe Is in Danger of Regulating Its Tech Market Out of Existence". But then the subtitle says "Poorly designed laws are forcing *global firms* to leave." (emphasis mine) Then yo
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aranelsurion
2y ago
That WhatsApp notification while reading a book isn't really helping sell the idea IMHO.
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Windows and BSODs maybe still are trigger words for me, but IMO they are not to blame. Windows is the platform, CrowdStrike makes a product on this platform and their users willingly install, accept all the security prompts and use it. Shor
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2y ago
I don’t think that’s the real solution. To be able to come up with a solution you’d first need to be aware of a problem, which in many such cases you wouldn’t be, until one day you are banned and lose all your accounts, and solutions in hin
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