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3y ago
Facebook had napping rooms. Saved my life a couple times
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3y ago
There’s also the new open source git thing from meta right
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3y ago
Ah damn I thought there was a full body thing at some point
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3y ago
should your ISP be able to distinguish between these? Should WhatsApp or your encrypted messengers? Should your mobile phone providers?
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baby
3y ago
what's the alternative, no curation? No thank you
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3y ago
I don't get this though, even in the US how can you perform moderation at such a large scale? Should we moderate the whole internet as well? Internet was always moderated within each communities. If you have a forum, or a page, or a gr
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baby
3y ago
I think it's a fine line between "people shouldn't be exposed to bad ideas" and "people shouldn't be exposed to good ideas"
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baby
3y ago
yes
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baby
3y ago
he explains it during the podcast, that they only send some information over the wire
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baby
3y ago
what timestamp is that?
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3y ago
I really don't get how some people got excited with Apple's VR play. Even when they announced, the Quest line seemed light years ahead of it already.
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baby
3y ago
you can have in VR hallways now
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3y ago
Anybody who has tried VR knows that the critics have been way off and it's not about if, but about when someone is convinced that VR is amazing
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3y ago
I'm not just talking about your computer
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3y ago
How many “cancerous” entities do you use every day willingly or not willingly?
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3y ago
He’s a combination of good vibes (spread love), scientist, and long-form interview where you let the interesting person do most of the talking. It works with a lot of people including myself. I’m guessing if you’re a famous scientist you pr
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3y ago
Never thought about that, but indeed there is no termination string. I guess the same is true for python
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3y ago
My mind blowing moment was playing Catan in VR with complete strangers. I wrote about it here: https://p1x3l.com/story/239/social-virtual-reality-and-the-o... IMO the point is not if you will ever think VR is prom
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baby
3y ago
I would think that’s illegal. Also I would quit if I was asked to do this. Not worth going to jail for a job.
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3y ago
We’ll see about that I guess
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3y ago
Why would they pay Lex for this? It's basically his full time job to do interviews for his podcast. That demo was going to happen one day or another as the tech progresses, and it'll only get better from there.
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3y ago
This is truly amazing. It's interesting that they used their arms/hands a number of times but they didn't show up so it prevented them from communicating with them. Actually, I'm wondering how weird things were without b
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3y ago
What's wrong with that?
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3y ago
I'd say I exclusively used the Go and the Quest I've had to play games
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3y ago
I guess I'm part of the older generation being in my 30s, what are teenagers wearing these days?
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3y ago
My sunglasses are prescription glasses and I do that.
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baby
3y ago
Aren't gungames fun at a beginner level? Or custom games also.
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3y ago
You need a good mouse anyway. The monitor heh
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3y ago
You can get there by just playing really slow. Always wait for your opponent, don’t push, etc.
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3y ago
Another pro move is to aim on the wall where you crosshair will meet the target after you straff. So you aim at the wall, move left and now you’re aiming at the correct position without having had to move your crosshair, then move your cros
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