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511.
by eps 4y ago
I understood that reference.
512.
by eps 4y ago
Car touchscreens also have tactile feedback - they produce a click and a vibration when a press is registred. This works well. What doesn't work at all is being able to find a button without looking.
513.
by eps 4y ago
Show it to /r/ProgrammingLanguages when you have a chance.
514.
by eps 4y ago
Love to code is rooted in the love to create. This is not going away with the AI in the picture. It will be just different.
515.
by eps 4y ago
The depth of this article is really impressive.
516.
by eps 4y ago
What you describe is making a game for yourself. What the GP describes is making a game for others. Both have their places.
517.
by eps 4y ago
You are getting downvoted for "lol".
518.
by eps 4y ago
At 00:37 robot's hand is way thinner than the original actor's, but the missing parts of the background are perfectly reconstituted. I realize that Photoshop could do this few years ago, but here it looks a bit too flawless.
519.
by eps 4y ago
https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/fund/sjim
520.
by eps 4y ago
As of May last year Stardew Valley sold over 20 mil copies, so 300 mil sounds about right. As staggerring as it is. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stardew_Valley#Sales
521.
by eps 4y ago
Get him an iPhone. You let your opinion known, he knows that you are against, so by yielding to his request you will show that his needs - as foolish as they may seem to you - are actually important to you. Also, the fact that Apple and Goo
522.
by eps 4y ago
This may be perceived by this kid as massively unfair, because everyone else have their iPhones with no strings attached. If the OP is to get his kid an iPhone, it should be conditional only on taking good care about it.
523.
by eps 4y ago
This will only make things worse. No one will seriously consider removing kids from school for making fun of other kid's phone, but this attempt will percolate down to the kids and antagonize everyone against this kid as a tattle-tale.
524.
by eps 4y ago
Very cool. Special kudos for the light and informative UI design. One nitpick - with Geolocation option, if it is disabled at the browser level (all fields are greyed out), the app shows some forecast, but it's not clear for what locat
525.
by eps 4y ago
HN backend sometimes is laggy preparing user-specific view of threads.
526.
by eps 4y ago
It's also $49/mo with no preview.
527.
by eps 4y ago
There is also the legendary "unofficial website of the paid public toilet on Grabin's street of the city of Korolev" that has been around since 2001. http://arch.ksys.ru/tualet.html Translated: https:/&
528.
by eps 4y ago
I found Obduction to be impossible to figure out in some places without hints.
529.
by eps 4y ago
Even though it's a bachelor thesis, implying a fairly lax academic standards, it still looks like a completely bogus research based on largely random "quality" criteria.
530.
by eps 4y ago
There gotta be a rule that Show HN videos must be non-monetized or hosted off YouTube.
531.
by eps 4y ago
Easy to prove too.
532.
by eps 4y ago
> It's been used in huge movies like "Everything Everywhere All At Once". An odd question, but I always wondered how do movie-related product developers learn about where their tool is used. Can you tell how it happened
533.
by eps 4y ago
If it collects actionable data, yes, of course it works. Crashes, common failures, UI/UX friction points, avarage usage patterns - all can be used to prioritize work to take care of things that have the biggest impact.
534.
by eps 4y ago
Working hours, work location, home location, favourite cafes, sick days, vacations, hotels, wealth level. And that's just from IP addresses and timestamps alone, and without cross-referencing with all the data that Google vacuums over
535.
by eps 4y ago
> It's insane that we are still having to justify privacy as a default Half of the HN is in love with Chrome and nearly all are on Gmail. The relentless drive towards the erosion of privacy powered by free carrots worked. There is
536.
by eps 4y ago
> they don't care either way This is not true. You know it and you are being coy about it. If your "easy way to disable it" was a simple question next to that unexpected notification displayed once in response to a compl
537.
by eps 4y ago
"Habit" is such euphemism.
538.
by eps 4y ago
Knowing Microsoft they will keep re-shitting it all back with random Windows Updates and then some. 100%. They don't give a damn if people don't like what they are forcing their throats, they just keep at it until it's there.
539.
by eps 4y ago
Oh, yeah, I remember that one. Got $250 lighter after reading it. No regrets.
540.
by eps 4y ago
Heh, no, not nonsense. The difference between trade schools and universities is in the depth of fundamentals. Always has been, still very much is.

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