calciphus

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by calciphus 5y ago
I was always a fan of the nine (+) different Silicon Beaches Isn't every beach covered in silica?
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by calciphus 5y ago
This is a confusing take on free speech - that not only must anyone host that speech (in this case, Spotify) - but that it is censorship to say "I don't want to be associated with that so I'm choosing to leave"? That is
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by calciphus 5y ago
That was more interesting than I expected it to be! Well done random article.
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by calciphus 5y ago
Regions like "Americas", "Western Europe", etc often have far more variance within them than is worth accounting for in a printer ink formulation. I can travel within just the state of California and have more humidity v
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by calciphus 5y ago
I agree - it is getting harder and harder to fully turn off skin smoothing on cellphones and webcam software. You can turn it down, but rarely off .
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by calciphus 5y ago
If you're using this for anything besides screening actors for a role, you're opening yourself up to a mountain of lawsuits. I can't imagine even semi-competent HR signing off on "let's have all our pre screening in
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by calciphus 5y ago
You're responding to data with feelings. Overfitting that data to your narrative is pretty unconvincing. If we agree that incalculable, diety-level wealth affords benefits of immunity from the law, that doesn't translate to "
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by calciphus 5y ago
When someone versions the internet it is safe to disregard the other terms in the sentence.
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by calciphus 5y ago
In the US they pay for your college (at Arizona State University) if you work at least 20 hours a week, and offer you stock. Their base wage is well above the competition and minimum wage in most locations here, before tips (another US oddi
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by calciphus 5y ago
Why is it no one can talk about crypto without TLAs?
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by calciphus 5y ago
I definitely had a similar experience of not realizing my memory and recall was uncommon - and assuming the people in my life didn't care , rather than didn't recall. A number of times in my head the same experience played out: &
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by calciphus 5y ago
I guess this is just one of those things where people have fundamentally different motivations. I don't get up every day and try to figure out how to get away with not paying for anything while benefiting from everyone else who does. A
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by calciphus 5y ago
Because they shipped to a bunch of backers of their kickstarter over they last two weeks and people are excited?
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by calciphus 5y ago
They have unity, blender, and unreal sdks available. Also a sdk for custom integrations. https://lookingglassfactory.com/software
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by calciphus 5y ago
I have to say that while I enjoyed baking breads before covid, it definitely went into high gear during lockdown. Multi-day breads were easy to time. I could schedule meetings around complex timing or steps if I had to. Eating more meals at
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by calciphus 5y ago
Not entirely accurate. It's a dock connector, not just power. The $160 USD dock gives you two more USB-C display adapters, two USB-C ports, 2 USB-A ports, an ethernet port and 170W (if I recall) adapter. It's big but incredibly us
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by calciphus 6y ago
Except that major banks now can and do. The "Zelle" network contains thousands of member banks and moves money instantly between accounts. The limits on amounts sent vary (my Wells Fargo account can send to my friend's Bank o
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by calciphus 6y ago
The thing that makes ticketing difficult is not minting and selling unique items of inventory - that's a well understood problem with many viable solutions. Nor is verifying at any given moment if a single piece of inventory is valid a
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by calciphus 6y ago
I worked in a high end jewelry store for about two years (the kind you get buzzed into, in downtown Palo Alto, during the first dot com, across from the police). We daily sold six-figure jewelry and the store had tens of millions in invento
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by calciphus 6y ago
Private groups don't have to swear fealty to the government. Individuals are allowed and encouraged to dissent, form groups of dissention, and don't owe it to anyone to grant them access to that group. Regardless of one's per
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by calciphus 6y ago
I hadn't heard of this recently. Where could I read more about it?
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by calciphus 6y ago
Most phones built in the last decade the majority can accept a Bluetooth or USB keyboard. If you were so inclined, I suspect the exact keyboard from your Commodore 64 could be connected to the phone of your choice with nothing more than off
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by calciphus 6y ago
Verizon owns the "Droid" trademark and is very litigious. Wouldn't be surprised if they got a nastygram from Verizon lawyers.
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by calciphus 6y ago
I'm confused by your statement. Why should those companies give 30% to Apple? Also, many already do.
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by calciphus 6y ago
That's the point - zoom prioritizes shared screen content over video (rightly so). Since this uses a camera for capture, it'd be best to trick zoom into thinking it is a screen.
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by calciphus 6y ago
Just slightly scale up the window you're capturing in OBS and move the top menu out of frame.
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by calciphus 6y ago
Compile it, run it with the same inputs the prosecution claims was provided, and see if you get the same result. That's sorta the point of computers, right? Same inputs on the same program, same output?
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by calciphus 6y ago
This is the weirdest thing to me. I use a surface book and I've never had the fans turn on during video calls, even full-screen with lots of people on external 4k monitor. Everyone switching to the new M1 talks about how quiet they are
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by calciphus 6y ago
I've never seen an apple laptop with an anti-reflection coating that worked. I think that's just marketing. Sit in a well lit room and you stare at yourself on anything besides a 90% white background. Wait, is this why they push
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by calciphus 6y ago
That sounds like you had several people to do one person's job, not like it's a job that doesn't need to be done. Solid UX people think like product people, but you either over-burden them, have them shift part of their roles

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