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   Do you think we will see devices with multiple M1 chips? I’m not familiar with the barriers to that sort of computing model
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   “Every program attempts to expand until it includes disappearing daily stories" - zawinski's lesser-known eponymous law
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   YC W17 should be in the title
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   Google Photos still feels like the safest way to keep an archive of thousands of images across my family, agnostic to devices. I’d rather have High Quality backups than losing the originals on some outdated hard drives. The ONLY thing I can
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   Also unclear what they even meant when comparing performance to the “highest selling PC”, I’m not even sure if analysts could tell you what the top PC on the market is
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   by fudged71 6y ago

   Random anonymous acts of kindness (like paying for coffee for the person after you) can uplift a whole community. And it spreads faster these days with digital community groups (people saying thank you to strangers). In fact those messages
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   by fudged71 6y ago

   This advice is so vague. Are there frameworks or best practices? What resources could help? Or is it purely incremental and case-by-case?
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   by fudged71 6y ago

   You should listen to the NYT podcast “Nice White Parents”. Neighbourhood improvement with good intentions can cause systemic problems in a community https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/23/podcasts/nice-white-
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   by fudged71 6y ago

   We did
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    The O&G company had no intention of doing this project, it was entirely fictional
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    Reminds me of something I did in engineering school. I was part of a consulting engineering competition at school which was sponsored by a large oil and gas company. Their representatives (judges) gave us a real map of a “fictional” area, w
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    How much of the brain is accessible at 7mm depth? What applications would and would not be possible with this technique?
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    by fudged71 6y ago

    Thanks Andy! I know this will be useful for a lot of people
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    Can someone tell me why it’s so hard to extract bookmarked tweets off Twitter? I don’t know of any API or scraping option for getting thousands of bookmarks out of the platform. Those are the most useful tweets to me
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    by fudged71 6y ago

    I switched to Vivaldi (Chrome fork) as a dedicated browser for Roam Research and associated chrome extensions, but I've been using it more and more.
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    by fudged71 6y ago

    >3. Information on common accident types in the area I am driving in. I think this one is incredibly important. Although drivers/AI need to maintain an adequate level of preparedness for general situations... cities and police depar
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    by fudged71 6y ago

    Seems like a very limited selection of A-mounts, sadly
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    by fudged71 6y ago

    You should check out Roon https://roonlabs.com/
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    I assume with MagSafe you can now plug your cable port (if you don’t use accessories) allowing the whole device to be basically sealed
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    Paywalled.
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    Great concept. With higher quality input, keyframe, point tracking, and ML model the output should improve significantly with similar bandwidth improvement. I think this could also smooth between dropped frames and offer higher bandwidth fo
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    by fudged71 6y ago

    I couldn't tell you a scientific answer. However, I have a vision condition where I can't see blue in my actual fovea. And that point is incredibly small. Maybe 3-4 times smaller than what you are seeing here.
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    by fudged71 6y ago

    At first glance this is brilliant and I don't know why there are so many comments complaining. The documentation is more than an idea and there are plenty of benefits/use cases included. Maybe it's just the term "decentr
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    by fudged71 6y ago

    More proof to support "BrainPort"[1] tongue-computer interfaces. It is clearly a cheap and effective way to stimulate neuroplasticity. If they can give sight to the blind, balance to the unbalanced, and 3D navigation sense to Navy
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    My wife is a teacher, and she is reading harry potter to her students. It would be fantastic if she could find 3 pages of text from her next chapter, upload it to this tool, and get a URL that she can send to all of her students. Then they
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    by fudged71 6y ago

    That's the size that is relevant to foveated rendering. But note that your actual physical fovea is even smaller than this, due to saccades.
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    Tesla & Co have used telemetry for PR to save face for their autopilot features, independent of the courts. If your car goes through a green light and gets T-Boned but the car flags you as being inattentive, it would be an interesting c
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    As someone diagnosed with ADHD who sometimes looks in the rear view mirror more often than I should, I have to challenge you here.
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    Tesla has a history of using remote diagnostics to snitch on drivers instead of allowing investigators to do their job. It’s a valid concern that your car manufacturer will use the interior cameras to blame a crime on you. These automatic t
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    by fudged71 6y ago

    Is this working for OSX?