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There are comfort solutions but if there's nothing compelling enough for you to do so, you probably won't seek them out. (fwiw Globular Cluster is the general solution for Quests!) I just got a new different headset (Quest Pro, co
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Crooked-v is not hypothesizing: People already use this setup, myself included! (Actually I am even only using 5ghz not 6ghz) On-device reprojection/ATW lowers the bar for bandwidth and latency considerably, and many of us spend hours
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2y ago
This is binary thinking and loses important nuance.
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It's superficial analysis to assume that when Mozilla agrees with Google, it's about money. That's merely correlation. Other people and organizations can disagree with your arguments in ways that you don't think are logi
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2y ago
It's more about aspect ratio: Overly long/deep eyes are more myopic, so cartoon/anime eyes are likely hyperopic instead!
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2y ago
Amazon at least used to letting you say "Computer,", fwiw! Not sure if they still do, but I was happy to learn of that option!
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2y ago
Nowadays they are instead learning to say "please join our Discord for support"!
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3y ago
I'm glad it works for you but I definitely use my windows z13 thinkpad all day on battery.
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3y ago
It's true, most tasks are just simpler chunks of reasoning that anyone can do, tied together with key insights that are harder to train.
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3y ago
Is there no link to a Firefox bug report for this, or am I just missing it?
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3y ago
I think the battery is fine in my 13mini! There's maybe a natural tradeoff where most of the reasons you'd need more battery also benefit from the bigger viewing area of a larger phone. And also, maybe there are fewer pixels to re
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The source is mirrored on GitHub here: https://github.com/mozilla/gecko-dev Code search is here: https://searchfox.org/mozilla-central/ I’ve never seen a better search tool. It’s become pretty str
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3y ago
Yes, we expect to have a natural path towards explicit cooperative matrix multiply ops. If you have a wishlist, we have an issue tracker! ;) https://github.com/gpuweb/gpuweb/issues
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4y ago
Which parts of the privacy policy are concerning to you? It seems quite restrained.
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4y ago
Everything is done client side until you click on a Pocket link. Recommendations are done by local sorting and filtering, not by requests to servers.
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4y ago
The irreplaceability of the feel of 3-pedal driving is part of what keeps me from jumping to an EV. I will eventually give up, but I will be sad about it. Driving an EV is just not interesting in the same way to me. I don't enjoy drivi
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If everyone gets the benefit, does anyone really get the benefit? In a zero-sum game of prospective home owners bidding against eachother, if both of two opponents the option of longer mortgages, does affordability actually increase? The st
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4y ago
Additionally, if you optimize for most-likely-as-best, you will end up with the stereotypical result 100% of the time, instead of in proportional frequency to the statistics. Put another way, when we ask for an output optimized for "nu
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Ears self-protect in the presence of consistent loud noises. Going from 30db to 110db is probably worse than 80->110. Different frequencies also have different properties, as well. IIRC low frequencies are less painful and less hazardous
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5y ago
Look first to the spec! The spec says don't check if different for canvas2d: https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/canvas.html#concept-c... > Whenever the width and height content attributes are set, removed,
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5y ago
FWIW ANGLE is only used that way in Firefox on Windows.
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5y ago
Feel free to file bugs! I do like fixing WebGL perf issues!
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5y ago
Digital artists already get paid, primarily via paypal and patreon. (including internationally) I know this because I pay my digital artists already, primarily via paypal and patreon. (including internationally) I also know this because I h
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5y ago
Yes, it is materially different, and they tackle wildly different problems in different fields, with again wildly different sensing and control interfaces, different uncertainties and challenges, and unbelievably disparate levels of require
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5y ago
They exist still! It's just so rare, because it's up to the station. I know of at least one near downtown San Jose that has a full service lane.
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5y ago
Most California income tax returns are AGI 47k or less[2], which we can round up to the top of that (6% marginal!) bracket: 48k. This next bracket, which probably starts at the 51 or 52%ile, is taxed by CA at "$1,672.87 plus 8% of th
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5y ago
Most people make far less than 150k in California, though you wouldn't know it if you're steeped in tech circles, or over-focused on SF. 150k was above 85%ile of returns in CA in 2018. (90%ile 179k, 75%ile 97k, 50%ile 47k) And thi
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HN and VCs ought to be extremely interested in single-payer for this reason. Healthcare (for themselves and their families) is a big reason why, in practice, people stick around at stable employers. Also, private stock valuation can't
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You can totally do async downloads out of webgl, and pixels shaders are no more synchronous than compute shaders are. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WebGL_API/W...
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5y ago
No, it's not an encoding artifact.
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