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baby
3y ago
I tried it and it hurt my face like hell in 10min. It’s uber heavy. I had a Quest 1 and would use it for hours without any issues.
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3y ago
I asked bard to summarize: > The article argues that cryptocurrency exploits the vulnerable and exposes them to scams, and that it reinforces existing inequalities. It claims that cryptocurrency does not level the playing field. and then
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3y ago
It’s obvious that they are taking such calls as an opportunity to train. The nice thing is that they get more and more familiar with the place and so can be more and more efficient in case that man really gets in trouble one day
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baby
3y ago
When I watched Johnny Harris video on the subject that’s when I started realizing that corporations truly rule the US.
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baby
3y ago
Is this official? Usually I don’t use government stuff that don’t have a .gov
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baby
3y ago
^ recommend the above video and all the other videos of johnny harris. Definitely my favorite youtuber journalist.
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3y ago
Took me a while to understand that taking notes is a waste of time, but in France you are taught to go to class and mindlessly just write down EVERYTHING the professor writes on the board. And the professor will just spend 1-2h just writing
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baby
3y ago
I used to have a cheap TWSBI eco EF and looooved it. Changed for a more expensive pilot e95s EF and it feels a bit like the montblanc I’ve tried: not as smooth at my TWSBI. How can I prefer a much cheaper pen? Am I doing it wrong? (Also tha
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baby
3y ago
Maybe you’re the only one that saw race in this picture
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baby
3y ago
Rust and vuejs
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3y ago
I really liked the name bard :( actually, I was thinking a few days ago that google was really good with naming and that “bard” was the best name of all the AIs out there. As someone who has almost exclusively used Bard since it started, it
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baby
3y ago
Big problem with this approach is doing the same thing twice, which is a big no no in a lot of applications. For example, if you do something, then crash before you get the chance to update your durable execution object, then you’ll do it a
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3y ago
What happened in HK left a sour taste in the mouth of a lot of people. I’m all for China rising but all I see is a country still closed to the world.
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3y ago
The problem of typescript is the lack of convention and the emphasis on configuration, the reverse made Golang a great language.
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3y ago
> at some point they realized that their headset had multiple months of dust on it I bet these people also have consoles that are collecting dust as well
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3y ago
> So games are limited in what kind of gameplay they can offer I disagree. Games will have limitations. Limitations constrain but foster creativity. Console games were already limited in so many ways yet people found amazing ways to make
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3y ago
The grid life in the US with large roads and few commercial streets really suck imo. I dream of going back to Europe but can’t unfortunately…
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baby
3y ago
Personally when I use the Quest I don’t feel like my view is limited, maybe it is tho but it’s non noticeable
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baby
3y ago
Video games are the killer apps and Quest definitely found it. The other one that could be huge IMO is attending real-life events like sport, concerts, shows, etc.
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baby
3y ago
I think the rayban meta glasses are a better example
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3y ago
People like to say this but my friend just sent me a recording of “drop dead home invasion” with the Quest 3 and my jaw was on the floor. He says it’s amazing too. I’ve also heard about players spending a lot of time in counter strike games
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ZkBitcoin: Zero-knowledge proof layer on top of Bitcoin
(github.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Carmack is skeptical https://x.com/id_aa_carmack/status/1750557236798148613?s=46
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3y ago
can OpenSSL use this as well? This would be amazing
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3y ago
Check Frankencerts as well if you're interested in that: https://github.com/sumanj/frankencert
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3y ago
My experience with Nix is that my own tools didn't work, even with the help of Nix experts. Then, after months of debugging we figured out that I had to quit vscode completely, and then start it from the console using the nix command w
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3y ago
I think the idea is good but execution is poor to reach mass adoption because: 1. It tries to replace ALL package managers due its extreme philosophy. I had a lot of issues when it tries to replace Cargo for example 2. It uses a functional
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YouTube prime is $7 cheaper if you subscribe on the website
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3y ago
> Layoffs often indicate lack of growth I thought that was true as well but the tech layoffs that have been happening have all been about being leaner to grow faster. Look at Meta, for example, that did layoffs in spite of massive contin
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> Retain sufficient in-house production manufacturing that it is possible for future engineers to acquire the skills needed to develop new products, without which all businesses will fail. Even the work that is out-sourced requires inter
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