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by j4yav 3y ago
If we expand working in agriculture to mean everything humans do in addition to working in agriculture, then sure you might be on to something, but then we are sort of drifting away from the topic of what people do for work and whether it i
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by j4yav 3y ago
People wore Google glass in public (hence glasshole), not sure why this would be different.
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by j4yav 3y ago
It’s funny what different people will consider torture or not
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by j4yav 3y ago
The videos coming out of people walking around, driving, on the subway, or otherwise in public places with Vision Pros interacting with invisible computers I hope is a shocking enough image that we don’t go down that road but I guess it’s j
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by j4yav 3y ago
I love hockey but I don’t even want to show my 4 year old games because it’s all betting ads the whole time.
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Can a steel cutting laser cook a perfect burger?(youtube.com)
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by j4yav 3y ago
I don’t really want to sign up before playing with it, maybe you can find another way to achieve your goal? On that note, is this lead gen for something, or do you plan to charge designers for access to the tool?
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by j4yav 3y ago
That’s actually sort of a myth. If you work on a farm, there are a few very intense parts of the year, but most days are otherwise prep work and maintenance and you can actually wrap up fairly early and manage your own schedule. What sucks
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by j4yav 3y ago
I grew up in pretty severe poverty, the adults around me didn’t work glamorous jobs but they all took pride in doing a good job. Even sanitation jobs, which were pretty common in the family. They would actually say something pretty similar
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by j4yav 3y ago
On the other hand, sometimes it’s also refreshing to just hear about what makes someone happy and appreciate it on its own merits without assessing its validity against others who have it worse in various ways. There’s a time and a place fo
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by j4yav 3y ago
I’m sure if they can get AR glasses on kids from an earlier age then future generations won’t find living day to day with a cell phone resting over your eyes strange at all. Something like one laptop per child, but with Vision Pro.
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by j4yav 3y ago
I think the goal is that people live their lives with their cell phone strapped permanently to their face, so they need to incentivize you to take it off as little as possible.
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by j4yav 3y ago
Am I understanding right that he essentially printed part of memory to the piezoelectric circuit in binary? How did he get his code to run to do so, or was there some other technique in play? Really interesting stuff.
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by j4yav 3y ago
They should donate the billion to projects that accelerate the transition.
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by j4yav 3y ago
The kinds of activities someone does while travelling for 3-6 months?
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by j4yav 3y ago
Works well during summer vacation when they are older
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by j4yav 3y ago
Does social media attract people with brain worms or does it cause the brain worms?
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by j4yav 3y ago
If it’s not about your coworkers though you should be able to find a nice coworking spot or cafe even if they close the office. Your company may even be up to pay for it given all the millions they are saving on office space. Hope it works
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by j4yav 3y ago
I’ve done remote work for years and never done this, and worked with many many people who didn’t either. So I guess maybe some people just want to do a good job and build something successful. I’m sure there are many people who do not but p
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by j4yav 3y ago
If someone is a really good chef at a French restaurant, but you send them to a Thai place and they do poorly, is it lacking nuance to say the chef is doing a bad job?
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by j4yav 3y ago
And you get to target people with families who can’t move so easily, without explicitly targeting them, helping ensure whoever is left is really focused on the company mission and not any other less important aspects of their lives like bei
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by j4yav 3y ago
Except for all the all remote companies doing well, for whatever mysterious reason.
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by j4yav 3y ago
Thus, having demonstrated powerful leadership by forcing return to office without actually making the office a place anyone wants to be, the CEO returns to his den to hibernate until interest rates reach 2%.
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by j4yav 3y ago
Presumably this is so they can monitor and enforce subscription license terms on their tractors even in rural areas?
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by j4yav 3y ago
That’s very close, but I really just want no screen.
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by j4yav 3y ago
I don't think it would necessarily ruin the vibe to have maybe four snapshot buttons that let you record current state, which you can jump back to. Would let you do some cool builds that pay off by returning to a known state or perhaps
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by j4yav 3y ago
Surely there’s a middle ground where you can make an interesting, insightful video but don’t have to build it around the seemingly obviously incorrect conclusion that the vape pen is the single most defining object of our era.
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by j4yav 3y ago
I might be an exception here but I’m actually pretty happy turning on and off a one month subscription twice a year for something I use that often. For things that offer a trial that resets after a few months, it actually ends up free.
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by j4yav 3y ago
I’m not familiar with the channel but it seemed like they were willing to torture any analogy to get to whatever point they wanted to make, was that just a bad first impression?
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by j4yav 3y ago
Nice, I worked on something similar during COVID but it was more about preparing and tracking needed discussions well enough that you don't have to have the meeting in the first place (company failed, open source code is at https:&#x2

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