jayd16

637 ms·

4681.
by jayd16 6y ago
I can't read the paywalled story but did pensions count towards net worth? If not then the inclusion of retirement assets into net worth is clearly misleading when looking at historical numbers.
4682.
by jayd16 6y ago
Probably because you actually don't want your gamepad to turn off as you fumble a combo or your headphones to turn off as you operate buttons you can't see. In other cases its usually to double dip on input components.
4683.
by jayd16 6y ago
Even trivially a 4k@120hz monitor is 108x the pixels as a 630x480@30hz monitor and you can clearly render much more complex scenes per pixel. It seems trivial to me to see 100x the speed without relying on benchmarks. That said, speed as a
4684.
by jayd16 6y ago
You should try a 6Degree of freedom headset like the Quest or a PCVR headset too. It really does click into a sense of reality.
4685.
by jayd16 6y ago
I would phrase it in the inverse. OOP implies some encapsulation/abstraction that you give up when you use sets of arrays instead.
4686.
by jayd16 6y ago
They're not really exclusive concepts and you don't want to bother with DOD if your n is low. I would go as far as to say most DOD implementations are done along side the use of objects.
4687.
by jayd16 6y ago
They could have but again, why? Each of those companies already have bigger hardware and software platforms and none of them are really behind Oculus in computer vision, so what would Oculus give those other companies? Google (with Lenovo
4688.
by jayd16 6y ago
I guess the author didn't keep up with anyone interesting from high school or college? And I guess they don't talk to anyone outside of engineering at their workplace? No HR, no producers, no designers? (Also dinner party? ...ah
4689.
by jayd16 6y ago
Hmm, who would have bid more? Google has its own tech and doesn't like making content. Apple doesn't like making content and only recently got into original video content. Microsoft has its own tech. I don't _think_ Facebo
4690.
by jayd16 6y ago
No you're not stuck. I've been playing HalfLife: Alyx on the first Quest.
4691.
by jayd16 6y ago
>the battery downgrades I haven't seen anything about this. Only battery news I've seen is they have a new strap system with a battery pack in it.
4692.
by jayd16 6y ago
> being part of the competitive game console market You mean being part of the many billion dollar game industry by controlling the highest growth sector in that industry with vendor lock in and rent seeking for any game sold in that new
4693.
by jayd16 6y ago
So whats the solution? Make it illegal for any search company to build any other product?
4694.
by jayd16 6y ago
But when you say it that way it actually does apply to fintech, doesn't it?
4695.
by jayd16 6y ago
Hmm the article is not about Millennials but perhaps the comment was. I don't think GenZ has "experienced" two years long recessions like Millennials have.
4696.
by jayd16 6y ago
You're confusing "it should be easy to stay in the lines" with "it should be very cumbersome to draw outside the lines". Its trivial to bump versions in countless package managers but its frustrating in Go. Telling
4697.
by jayd16 6y ago
>There is nothing wrong with weird solutions. I don't want to go as far as argumentum ad antiquitatem but if you break KISS and the principle of least astonishment it should probably be worth the hassle. >Their situation is diffe
4698.
by jayd16 6y ago
The majority of the handsets Samsung sells is their own Exynos. I believe they only use Qualcomm in the US anyway. Is this referring to some US specific 5G band or something?
4699.
by jayd16 6y ago
What are you even talking about? Jumped over? It was literally never an option (and still isn't). That said, compute shaders are indeed used on mobile SOCs but even then the install base is pretty abysmal. Maybe nVidia will decide t
4700.
by jayd16 6y ago
>Mobile GPUs are like integrated graphics on CPUs I really don't think so. For the high end PC consumer, integrated performance can be ignored because you'll get a dedicated card. Not so with mobile SOCs. It makes sense that
4701.
by jayd16 6y ago
You can have a table or view of all the ids across your implementations and FK into that. As for how you would model it in the application, in this case you can just normalize across all the possible columns and have the orm build out your
4702.
by jayd16 6y ago
You can enforce that the column is non-null and has a valid value id in the relation table. You can also enforce that your motorcycle and auto tables are referenced in the relation table or make it a view of all the ids across the types (c
4703.
by jayd16 6y ago
California has its problems but this seems a bit hyperbolic considering its hurricane season in the gulf coast
4704.
by jayd16 6y ago
>Imagine a system that allows third-party login (Facebook / AppleID / whatever) - then the account has either a username/password hash or an oauth token or some other kind of structured data. What I've seen most often
4705.
by jayd16 6y ago
Hmm, is it that hard? Vehicle table -- ID, TypeId, Make, etc. (123, 456, ...) TypeId table -- ID, Type (456, motorcycle) Motorcycle table -- ID, HandleBarStyle, etc. (456, Low Rider, ...) Automobile table -- ID, TrunkSpac
4706.
by jayd16 6y ago
Well I guess you could argue they're baking Parallels into the OS such that non-native apps feel native. They did a pretty good job with Android ...as far as UX anyway. It can still be buggy but it's improving. Seems like once
4707.
by jayd16 6y ago
So the success is based on population? What does that have to do with the natural resources/geography mentioned in the previous comment?
4708.
by jayd16 6y ago
You're right. We should ban gender reveals.
4709.
by jayd16 6y ago
>On a per capita basis, California's GDP is not remarkable and is significantly worse than some other States Per capita its still the 5th(6th if you include DC) highest and 30% more than the median state. I think people reference th
4710.
by jayd16 6y ago
So what you're saying is California can continue its current policies and be just fine?

More ›