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by cududa 2y ago
I really could have sworn that around 2017 there was a way to do this built in, but it went away pretty quickly. Or I just imagined that
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by cududa 2y ago
That video was pretty wild. I didn’t understand at first what had happened when the silver layer got laid down and it was suddenly reflective
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by cududa 2y ago
Let’s say you travel to a foreign country that has some level of corruption in immigration. Your devices might have or receive information their government or just some company in the country wants. You get detained for extra questioning. Y
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by cududa 2y ago
Well yeah that’s what the name “United States” means - different states in one country. And each state has its own set of laws. Dunno why this example popped into my head but - back during COVID when we had the first case in the state of Wa
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by cududa 2y ago
Device design reminds me of the Misfit Wearables health tracker. Loved that little thing.
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by cududa 3y ago
I too, have read about Baltimore pilots for the first time today. If you’d read a bit further, the Pilots use either intercoms and sometimes radios to send instructions to the captain while they’re elsewhere on the ship. If they were using
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by cududa 3y ago
This is a ridiculously complex application dude. I’m sure they’ll get to keyboard shortcuts when they get to it
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by cududa 3y ago
None of that sounds insane?
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by cududa 3y ago
Their new CEO has been in the job three weeks and this was his first "big" idea? I don't eat much fast food, but Wendy's is my go to when I do. I'm just not going to eat there because it's a fucking rude, custo
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by cududa 3y ago
That's a really myopic observation. They're very very different. ChatGPT Pro helps me learn new concepts in new languages much much faster than I did in the past.
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by cududa 3y ago
Class templates get applied at runtime based on the heap size/ legacy properties of the initializing task. If we’re using software metaphors for things that aren’t software, I can pull that card too.
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by cududa 3y ago
Your pedantism perfectly illustrates my point
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by cududa 3y ago
Vice has done lots of investigative reporting. Two weeks ago I brought up one of their years old investigations in a discussion, went and found the article to brush up on the topic, my cousin and I spent about a half hour reading their arti
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by cududa 3y ago
Oh this is bullshit and you know it. Another example of "we didn't call it a security so it's not a security" They weren't arrested for the code. They were arrested for actively participating and profiting off money
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by cududa 3y ago
But I don’t like video or podcasts. My brain doesn’t learn that way. I like reading
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by cududa 3y ago
"The Windows context menu is... poorly made." That website is poorly made. What's with the scrolling. Anyway. Yes. It's a very very complicated software with hooks decades back. That's a feature not a bug. He's
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by cududa 3y ago
Yes.
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by cududa 3y ago
That’s probably not even tin foil hat-y. I’d wager a bet that the perpetrators of the hack had visited Cesar’s during defcon
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by cududa 3y ago
And your concern is that people wearing giant face computing ski goggles with a creepy version of their eyes, pointed at your kids, is somehow going to be more inconspicuous than someone taking a picture of the kids with a smartphone? Thats
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by cududa 3y ago
I'm aware. I've worked in the space. It isn't as simple as you're making it out.
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by cududa 3y ago
No, I'm saying they shipped iPad stage manager half baked for their own uses/ to refine for AVP. I'm positing that a major reason for macOS stage manager's existence is as a transport layer/ "texture formatter&
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by cududa 3y ago
It seems very reasonable this will be a future feature. I've long suspected iPad OS' stage manager feature shipping so half baked was really more of getting the platform ready to support multiple apps and easier manipulation (from
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by cududa 3y ago
How long have you done it for?
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by cududa 3y ago
But why not have more buffer in their supply chain so that when someone notices missing bolts, or bolts need to be replaced, they have them? There are clearly deep quality problems that have gone on beyond the door plug. Something is just o
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by cududa 3y ago
“ Apple shows it as being roughly the same size as the M2 processor in the Vision Pro marketing[3], indicating it's a peer to the M2” Errr, that’s not how this works. The size of them being similar means absolutely nothing. The R1 is a
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The Disney Imagineer Behind the VR Breakthough That Is the 'HoloTile'(gizmodo.com)
2 points by cududa 3y ago|0 comments
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by cududa 3y ago
That seems optimistic
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by cududa 3y ago
Idk, I’ve noticed when I’m on sales calls, some sales people make a very conscious effort to look into their webcam, and the effect of them “looking at me” in the video feels: A)Initially, a little bit odd, because 98% of people don’t do it
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by cududa 3y ago
I assume if you’re on HN you work in tech. As a side hustle, why don’t you start building and selling desktop PC’s to local businesses, competing with HP, Dell, etc on margin? That’s also tech, right? While building cheap PCs at razor thin
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by cududa 3y ago
For me, the X and the iOS version with it (can't remember which one), with the gesture swiping etc, finally was as good as (even perhaps better than) the Palm Pre

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