curioussavage

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by curioussavage 4y ago
I’m studying for interviews. Also unfortunately don’t have adhd medication for another week. I have to take a walking break at least every hour to make any progress. It really is a life saver for me right now.
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by curioussavage 4y ago
I’m pretty sure I read something about research into gut health affecting dht levels recently
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by curioussavage 4y ago
Vr chat? You mean the weird vr social game for furries and anime fans? I think your comment illustrates to me the disconnect. The criticism is hyper focused on that one app. The quest 2 is a fantastic device. And the software for it is actu
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by curioussavage 4y ago
You are thinking with present limitations and I mostly agree. I can actually take a drink with the headset on but the bulk does make it odd. But these next gen headsets are much more compact. Check out the vive flow, and then the nvidia pro
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by curioussavage 4y ago
I listen to my phone/AirPods daily over Wi-Fi and cellular and walk up to 3 floors away from the phone to my basement with barely a stutter.
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by curioussavage 4y ago
I was really tempted to try out the c# support but I opted first for the rust godot bindings and then the nim bindings. Nim is working fantastically. I was a bit worried because the bindings are not really actively developed but from my exp
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by curioussavage 4y ago
I think calling waylaid malicious is insane. What’s malicious and ignorant is this comment. I’m pretty sure wayland just follows the small core with plugins strategy. If you prefer the kitchen sink way then whatever. There are official exte
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by curioussavage 4y ago
I've liked Nim for years. Just jumped back in to use with the Godot engine. I originally went with rust (not by choice but due to an important dependency), and switching to Nim made me so much more productive. In this case I don't
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by curioussavage 4y ago
This is why I don’t take criticism of gnome seriously. Why exaggerate. This is hardly a “bevy” of extensions.
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by curioussavage 4y ago
Can't really say I dodged a bullet because I'm not employed either way but I was about to get an offer from them a month ago when I decided it just didn't seem like a place I wanted to work at. Not regretting the decision at
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by curioussavage 4y ago
Ha, I never heard of any textbooks gain significant popularity either. I guess reading textbooks attracts audience with low motivation. In seriousness though why do you think any educational game would ever gain popularity anywhere close to
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by curioussavage 5y ago
You should check out the regolith project then. It’s pretty awesome, I just wish someone would start an equivalent project for sway.
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by curioussavage 5y ago
I'm just a hobby game dev but I'm super glad I chose to stick with Godot. It has always felt very intuitive and the alpha for version 4 is looking super great too. I don't know if Unity cares about 2d games but to me it seems
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by curioussavage 5y ago
I agree about the movement. I have a lot of fun playing on my quest 2. Fortunately I don’t have any problem with motion sickness so i can turn on joystick movement because it’s better to me than the teleporting but still kind of weird. One
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by curioussavage 5y ago
It is terrible. My parents were foster parents to two girls at different times. One was from a foreign country and had been previously adopted. A history of abuse and fetal alcohol syndrome meant lots of behavioral issues. We ended up all g
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by curioussavage 5y ago
Just got AirPods 3 and pro to try out and I have not had it just fall out that way with either. I have fumbled with the 3s while trying to remove them while walking. I think it’s the stem and how light they are.
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by curioussavage 5y ago
The idea is basically that your brain/subconscious creates pain and other health problems as a coping mechanism. If I remember correctly the solution was basically to learn about that and acknowledge it and do exercises like tell your
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by curioussavage 5y ago
You discovered the one area that doesn't work well yet. Dev tools don't work great because they typically need access to just about everything. They either ask for very broad permissions or the app has to add support for portals -
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by curioussavage 5y ago
Of course they do. The biggest one to me is micro transactions to me. Of course being required to pay capital gains on every transaction kills that. It opens up ways to run ad free online services without thinking of dumb schemes like charg
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by curioussavage 5y ago
I haven’t tried it yet myself but there is https://gitlab.gnome.org/jpu/cambalache which supports both gtk3 and 4
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by curioussavage 5y ago
Exactly. Also I’m not impressed with a lot of the ecosystem. After getting more acquainted with many very important libraries I can see the poor quality and it’s scary. Grateful for the free tools but IMO there other Languages like go where
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by curioussavage 5y ago
I really like the tab view by domain. Seems like it could be handy to even display pages on the domain from history in those columns, sorted by most recently visited. Maybe also grayed out a little or under a "history" section
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by curioussavage 5y ago
Exactly. And support for flatpak portals has been improving in qt gtk and electron for a while. So that chicken and egg problem is actually on its way to being solved.
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by curioussavage 5y ago
The idea it has to “take off” is silly. It could certainly be something similar to raspberry pi. Small market but really popular. It’s already on its way there.
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by curioussavage 5y ago
One plus 6 support is looking pretty good. Give a few months and it may be a viable choice with decent specs.
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by curioussavage 6y ago
Yeah for real. I’m lucky I survived 3 car wrecks and that I’m not diabetic after years of compulsively consuming sugar to stimulate my brain. All got way better after I started being treated.
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by curioussavage 6y ago
As the other response pointed out it’s not a big deal. Needing a runtime is a small bummer though node is easily installable everywhere now. What I really like about blessed was it’s api. At one point I made my own fork and was going to try
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by curioussavage 6y ago
Do you have a family to provide for? Good health? Financially stable and healthy extended family? We all have different inherited capacities for stress too.
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by curioussavage 6y ago
Well there haven’t really been any competing technologies either. Maybe tcl nxtpaper will push eink forward. Or ultimately kill it
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by curioussavage 6y ago
There is a breeze gtk theme available

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