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dom96
3y ago
Strange. I never had that happen. Are you logged in to Reddit?
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3y ago
Coding it is easy, getting traction with users is the hard part. I'm honestly tempted to build one but I dread building it and having it be a ghost town because getting people to adopt sites like this is tough.
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3y ago
I was today years old when I learned about these buttons...
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3y ago
Hopefully this one has better speakers. The speakers in the Quest 2 were actually worse than in Quest 1. I don't mean from a sound quality perspective, but from a usability perspective: they literally tickle my skin and I wonder if the
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3y ago
This was precisely my first thought when I read this. For the price that Reddit will charge, Apollo's author could easily recreate Reddit and take advantage of Apollo's user base to seed that community.
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3y ago
Not yet, but we're working on that https://github.com/cloudflare/workers-rs/pull/324
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3y ago
A significant chunk of it is open source: https://github.com/cloudflare/workerd/
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3y ago
I really doubt this is the sole reason. It’s likely simply what broke the camel’s back so to speak.
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3y ago
So true.
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3y ago
What you say makes sense and matches what my own thoughts around this subject have been. It definitely helps to hear it reaffirmed by others, so thank you.
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3y ago
> If you’re part of an online community where bad intentions are the norm, I’d recommend moving on to another. Why spend your time with a group that frequently makes you feel bad on purpose? Indeed, that's precisely what I ended up
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3y ago
> The downside of internet fame to anyone is that you will attract far, far more of these people, regardless of what you do. Yeah... I don't consider myself to have "internet fame" but I suppose I'm well known enough
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3y ago
Ahh, didn't realise some Civics have side cameras. My 2020 Civic only has a rear camera. FWIW I haven't noticed much jerkiness from it so far. I wonder if I could write a little binary that would continuously record the rear camer
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3y ago
> Assume positive intentions from the other person. This works well in professional settings, but falls apart in certain online communities. How do you deal with people that don't have positive intentions, but actually have the prec
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3y ago
What would be really nice is to use the rear camera as a dash cam when driving.
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3y ago
yep, I also have a 2020 Civic and the software actually is alright, though perhaps my expectations were set really low by the amount of hate I read about the software online. But hey, it supports CarPlay just fine (although does have some w
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3y ago
> It may be more feasible to sell $3000 smartphones than to sell VR headsets at this price. Sure, now it is. But what about when the iPhone was first introduced? It didn't cost anywhere near this much money. For a new product catego
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3y ago
As someone that was born in the '90s and didn't really get access to the internet until ~2005 I feel like the "hacker culture" that I saw referenced in movies like Hackers (1995) was just a dream. I continue to feel like
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3y ago
What is it with these routers and the need to get rebooted so frequently? Is it just poor firmware?
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3y ago
Really cool. Love the shout out to Hacker News just now.
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A new API for creating TCP sockets from Cloudflare Workers
(blog.cloudflare.com)
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3y ago
A VR headset no, a set of AR glasses yes. What seems to be the issue is that creating usable AR glasses that have the quality of Quest is currently not feasible. Zuckerberg's real gamble was that they could figure out a way to make thi
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3y ago
Can someone describe a concrete vulnerability that this creates?
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3y ago
If you need an invite code to join then it is very much "invite only" I also signed up months ago and yet am still waiting for an invite.
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> I feel it's significant but didn't warrant the response it got. Worth keeping in mind that this would have been significantly worse had we not had the response we had (primarily because the NHS would not have been able to cop
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3y ago
The fact that GitHub being down can have such an impact means that Git’s decentralised features don’t go far enough. Why aren’t issues, PRs and all these other little things we depend on also stored in a git repo? Or something similar that
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3y ago
So what is the cut off? At what age is a language no longer "young"? 15 years? 20?
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When can we expect to get access to the Mojo playground?
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3y ago
Can 11 years old still be considered young for a programming language?
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3y ago
I wish more would take inspiration from Python syntax.
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