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by elicash 3y ago
I used a different classless stylesheet once because during a live event I had to have someone who doesn't code at all update an HTML file (and upload it) repeatedly and I wanted to make it as simple as possible for them. I think I use
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by elicash 3y ago
To that point, I would love to hear an audio file of it in action since I see from GitHub the phone number is down.
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by elicash 3y ago
I'm glad we're seemingly out of the "good news is bad news" territory, where over-performing employment numbers kept driving investors to worry that the fed would further raise rates. I wouldn't say we're in &q
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by elicash 3y ago
Tech has been an outlier of late, in terms of layoffs.
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by elicash 3y ago
This isn't a review of the product. I think the public information is all you need to claim that Vision Pro asks you to look at objects and then use gestures like quickly putting your fingers together. In this post, he reflects on the
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by elicash 3y ago
I'm glad he talked a bit about what this thing is like with a trackpad / cursor, because for productivity that seems like it's the only real way to use this device.
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by elicash 3y ago
Brian Tong's review shows use of it with a trackpad, 9:09 in: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GkPw6ScHyb4&t=549s This seems, to me, the only possible way to use this as a productivity device and wish more reviews w
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by elicash 3y ago
This comes off as weirdly hostile to someone who is on your side. Not sure if that's your intent.
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by elicash 3y ago
No they aren't; they are complying. Apple is just angry about it. (I'd argue wrongly so.)
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by elicash 3y ago
How about trains?
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by elicash 3y ago
I think this is just plain Helvetica, with weight at 300 rather than 400. Apple used to use Helvetica, and even an ultra thin version of it, but I wouldn't say they started the trend of using Helvetica.
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by elicash 3y ago
I like that description very much. It's a bit wordy so don't exactly fault Apple for not using it in marketing materials. But I do prefer it for more general use and might steal that!
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by elicash 3y ago
I think we're saying the same thing, that it's not the same as 3D video. Totally fine to say their version of it is bad because you can only change perspective very little. But saying it's "only" 3D would I think co
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by elicash 3y ago
I wish airlines would let me rent it on the plane. Alternatively, pick up at one retail store at the airport and drop off at my end destination. I'd even be fine putting down a deposit.
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by elicash 3y ago
And in 1983, some retailers sold the Commodore 64 for as little as $199 (which would be $614 in today's dollars). I don't think their point was to suggest there are no less expensive alternatives.
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by elicash 3y ago
No, it's not the same as 3D. They are 6DOF videos, essentially, so you can change perspective.
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by elicash 3y ago
Fair, though I'm also getting married in April. I've considered renting one for a single day, if that's even possible, because once moments past you can't really get them back. It's the same for people with kids, yo
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by elicash 3y ago
While I don't plan to purchase one, I do feel a desire to buy an iPhone 15 Pro just so I can start capturing spatial video just in case this DOES succeed. I won't purchase one, because I'm always a few generations of iPhones
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by elicash 3y ago
Clever idea! I'm planning mine for April, but having trouble understanding how to use this tool. In your default data, Liam is listed as a couple but when you drag to a table it says "1/4". Should that be 2/4? How d
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by elicash 3y ago
In this specific case, it was a dog running under my feet and me not wanting to stomp on her. But my balance has never been great -- also, as mentioned, interested in general stuff as I age -- so I'll definitely research that, too, tha
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by elicash 3y ago
I was running with the dogs and fell forward and stress fractured both elbows (using hands to not land on face). That was a couple months ago, so I'm mostly healed, but I want to improve both flexibility and strength. At 40, I didn&#x2
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by elicash 3y ago
You might in fact be as incredible as you think you are. Even then, the lift from collectively bargaining probably outweighs your individual competitive abilities. Also, the union doesn't have "promotion rules." The members t
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by elicash 3y ago
The decision to unionize isn't about a "third party." It's a decision to negotiate collectively versus individually. Collectively you have more bargaining power, it's a pretty straightforward and obvious calculation
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by elicash 3y ago
I did the conversion wrong! My mistake!
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by elicash 3y ago
Many people have an old phone they could wipe, however. Even a brand new phone for this purpose would be cheaper than this smart device. Still very cool and there are UX benefits to this device.
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by elicash 3y ago
I thought the Ezra Klein response to it was better: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/10/26/opinion/marc-andreessen-r...
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by elicash 3y ago
This is great. If you mistakenly cash in/out, is there an undo? I get the logic of it, but I wouldn't put those two buttons right next to each other.
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by elicash 3y ago
Now we need to run these on a small spherical display like the Gakken Worldeye https://youtu.be/85rs0WHnUy0?feature=shared&t=53 Here's an animated eyeball (hat tip chatgpt): uniform float time; varying ve
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by elicash 3y ago
> Is the woman who is using an AI boyfriend to cope with a verbally abusive RL boyfriend avoiding a problem that she would be better off confronting? Or maybe the woman is getting resources from the chatbot to help her escape the situati
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by elicash 3y ago
> We can't bring back stillborn children or passed away loved ones, obviously Well, some of the AI work being done is specifically to do that in some form... (which I know also alarms many folks). Saving their voice, their chat hist

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