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by g-b-r 1y ago
> Those extra steps are crucial, as they massively dilute the output and make it weather/daylight and seasonally dependent and leave the waste on a far away star
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by g-b-r 1y ago
(I strongly disagree)
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by g-b-r 1y ago
If the smart plan of having others reverse-engineer the fixes won't work, I imagine they'll turn into a delayed-source product. To my recollection, they always maintained that being open-source doesn't matter for security, af
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by g-b-r 1y ago
> MentraOS allows multiple apps to run at the same time and access context at the same time by running apps in the cloud. I don't really see why you'd need a cloud for multiple apps to access "context" at the same tim
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by g-b-r 1y ago
> Cayden 凯登 Pierce CEO/CTO/Founder > Cayden leads Mentra, overseeing software, hardware, and operations across San Francisco and Shenzhen > Nicolo Micheletti > In late 2024, he dropped out of Tsinghua Univ
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by g-b-r 1y ago
and a moving camera with a good excuse to be always on and analyzing everything
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by g-b-r 1y ago
Ok, although everything seems to go through the "MentraOS Cloud" ( https://docs.mentra.glass/core-concepts ). It's not that the OS is not open source, it's that it seems a privacy nightmare; the fact that
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by g-b-r 1y ago
Well, you're not supposed to chat on Hacker News, there are strict rules on what comments you can make; so you can only make connections by contacting guys in other ways, which can only happen if they did put contact info in their prof
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by g-b-r 1y ago
If there's no good way to run applications on your smart glasses, they don't seem to be too smart...
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by g-b-r 1y ago
Store requiring an account, and apps actually running on their servers. This is definitely not the smart glasses operating system to converge on. If there's anything worthwhile in it I'd advise interested people in forking it, and
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by g-b-r 1y ago
Some people
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by g-b-r 1y ago
Or because of privacy?
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by g-b-r 1y ago
Privacy-preserving good-faith efforts requiring a Google/Apple account and a phone passing Play Integrity (or an iPhone)
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by g-b-r 1y ago
> There have been literally thousands of documented incidents of this. Of making people export all their credentials from a password manager and send them to a scammer?
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by g-b-r 1y ago
Apps for QubesOS??
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by g-b-r 1y ago
> The ones banks that do have physical presence are closing left and right? Also, I don’t think I can money transfers at the physical office of my bank. It's crazy if you really can't
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by g-b-r 1y ago
> > That's fine. Let determined people do that, but don't make it easy for a user to be tricked into handing over all of their credentials in clear text. Has there even, ever, been an instance of that happening?
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by g-b-r 1y ago
Exactly, I have no idea what he's talking about
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by g-b-r 1y ago
When did it become fashionable to say "PV" instead of photovoltaic, without ever saying what that stands for?
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by g-b-r 1y ago
You already have some decent amount of weight in the house itself, so I'd look into raising it all or parts of it Of course it's probably not the simplest engineering effort...
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by g-b-r 1y ago
So weird, a couple dozen posts about this and no one has a lot of comments
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by g-b-r 1y ago
I seem to remember that it was System Restore that slowed it to a crawl
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by g-b-r 1y ago
They're promoted by politicians credibly democratic and not tantalized by authoritarianism
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by g-b-r 1y ago
The CEO stated repeatedly that many small stations are likely to be forced to shutdown
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by g-b-r 1y ago
Did you notice the wikileaks mention?
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by g-b-r 1y ago
It's bewildering that this (and even more the attacks on privacy) occurs while authoritarianism is on the rise in the whole western whole, and partly realized in its leading country. They can't pretend anymore that it can't h
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by g-b-r 1y ago
I don't understand your points, to my eyes if the bootloader is unlocked you simply either: - don't provide the features for which you require a locked bootloader - and don't do anything with the rest of the features And anyh
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by g-b-r 1y ago
God, what a revolting heap of trash that comments section is
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by g-b-r 1y ago
Supported (with weapons, protection...) by Israel ( https://www.timesofisrael.com/israel-providing-guns-to-gaza-... ) and which happen to be the ones actually doing the looting ( https://www.washingtonpost.com/
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by g-b-r 1y ago
Yes, the Israeli government seems convinced that hostages don't need to eat

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