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by cududa 4y ago
You know when you’re playing with a little kid and they fake punch you, and you dramatically go flying across the room and they laugh, they’re proud of themselves, and you laugh? Yeah the aliens playing that game with us right now.
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by cududa 4y ago
I had seen reports that the balloon was the length of 3-4 school busses but it appears that was misreported and just repeated. The PAYLOAD was the length of 3-4 school busses. I haven’t been following this much until today/ vaguely a
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by cududa 4y ago
No.
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by cududa 4y ago
Peltiers move though.
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by cududa 4y ago
I suspect Microsoft knows full well that 343 wouldn't be capable of producing a "metaverse". Activision though? With a sort of contiguous open world standardize "game engine" used by all the properties? Now we'
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by cududa 4y ago
MRTK - the Azure one is still alive
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by cududa 4y ago
Fun fact. The military started using AR at the start of the Iraq invasion. Product was essentially Google Glass with facial recognition against a static/ local dataset (stored on device), but in 2004 - for identifying wanted suspects a
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by cududa 4y ago
I'm genuinely curious here - how old are you? People bring up this theory time and time again - since judge Thomas Penfield Jackson decreed the same thing in 2000, which was overturned. Having been a former Microsoft employee working o
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by cududa 4y ago
Congress just gave the military something like $75m-$150m to award to Microsoft to improve the hololens for battlefield readiness. It started as a high end niche business product. Demo'd well for the military. Business device shoehorne
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by cududa 4y ago
That is an extremely misleading headline. AltSpace and the geospatial anchor teams have been axed. Lots of folks were reduced across MR and HoloLens, but the teams weren’t completely fired
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by cududa 4y ago
This article is framed as if this is a new trend. My cities police department has been handing out steering wheel locks to Kia and Hyundai owners since last summer.
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by cududa 4y ago
I feel that. I had one job for years. CEO threatened to disparage me if I quit, and they were very well connected. I was pretty miserable and do not even realize how miserable I was. I figured I had just started losing my hair at a young ag
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by cududa 4y ago
Why does it matter?
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by cududa 4y ago
Exactly. They still think after he pumped and dumped Doge coin that he’s going to pump it again one day, and they’ll be rewarded for faithfully HODL’ing. The older I get the more I think established organized religion may not be such a bad
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by cududa 4y ago
Problem solving comes in all shapes, forms, inspirations, and Smurfs. Sometimes a customers problem is software. Sometimes it’s hardware. This was a customer demonstrating an edge case and the provider rapidly deploying a simple solution th
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by cududa 4y ago
Well I mean the article we’re commenting on mentioned the baggage issue and has pictures of it
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by cududa 4y ago
I mean an occasional part of my job involves UI animations. I'm not debugging that over the cloud. To these type of people I'm sure the response is "Well actually all websites should be plain text"
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by cududa 4y ago
Consider that each new iPhone and iPhone size required retooling entire portions of the manufacturing line. And by retooling I mean physical tools - the shoots that deliver the right sized screw to the individuals assembling that part, sold
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by cududa 4y ago
Glad to hear you found that post/ thread interesting or mind expanding. Hope your career is going well.
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by cududa 4y ago
Alternative theory: They save all the "stuff that requires physical activity" to when he visits, some of it for show, and actually are doing the real work when he's not there. It's hilarious to think that what you can se
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by cududa 4y ago
Went to confirm this for myself and: lol. Also, poke around the loaded JS - most certainly not minified
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by cududa 4y ago
Literally everyone on the internet is aware of the UFO disclosures and congressional inquiry, even non tech people. You have to have lived under a rock to have missed it, and it doesn't make you special for having heard about it.
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by cududa 4y ago
Hello, Guy who embedded Xbox 360 serial numbers into the Xbox 360 beta dashboard UI to identify leaked pics here - there was a big HN thread on it some years ago. Just to point out, using extra spaces and different ascii space is basic steg
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by cududa 4y ago
That's been a huge market for them forever. They routinely mention education, do education events, and have large educational discounts. Prior to today's announcement, 9th gen iPad in a 10 pack is $294 ($329 retail), with larger v
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by cududa 4y ago
The M* series chips are an absolutely wild innovation. Changed the whole productline and imo, represtents a "new type" of devive. Plus the VR headset is coming, and the AR glasses are going to knock everyones socks off when they s
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by cududa 4y ago
"But I don't have one" "Use your imagination!"
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by cududa 4y ago
The fact that they never implemented a policy for all their VR employees to get a Quest is ludicrous. I'm sure everyone was aware, but no one had the confidence to tell Mark. They're only telling him what he wants to hear and clea
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Zuckerberg urged staff to have VR meetings when many didn't have VR headsets(businessinsider.com)
5 points by cududa 4y ago|4 comments
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by cududa 4y ago
Turns out they didn't actually give all the VR devs VR headsets and no one had the guts to say "Uhhh hey Mark? We actually never put together a procedure for giving all the VR engineers and designers a VR headset"
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by cududa 4y ago
What's mind-boggling to me is yesterday's report that not all the VR employees have VR headsets, and Mark is mandating weekly VR Horizon meetings for people in the org. This had to be know by everyone in the org, except for Mark,

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