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by kayoone 11y ago
Nobody is doing that because it's very complex. You will need a lot of mature open standards or a set of proprietary ones to talk to the devices around you like that. Ironically this already works best within the Apple ecosystem. If yo
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by kayoone 11y ago
Imo cloud connected apps are just an inevitable evolution from the technology advancements of recent years. It's just how things are now and will not go away because it has too many benefits, but of course also some downsides. But tell
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by kayoone 11y ago
Sure, but again, just because something is possible and seen daily around the world does not mean it's legal or should not be prosecuted. Like someone else said, that is like a rapist blaming the victim for making it too easy.
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by kayoone 11y ago
> surely is on the CIA to not be easy the get access to this sort of stuff from a 15 year old kid Just because you can throw a stone into a storefront and steal stuff, does not mean you are free to do that. Or are you arguing that just b
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by kayoone 11y ago
Exactly, it a great way to vent stress from work and results in some nice quads haha.
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by kayoone 11y ago
I did 20km at -10 this winter here in Berlin and that was already pushing of what i am comfortable with to the extreme. But -30 is very very rare, like once in 10 years and i would not ride the bike in that case.
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by kayoone 11y ago
For a year now i drive my bike to and from work in Berlin, about 11km daily. I got a pretty cheap but decent quality single speed bike. It's light (aluminium) and fast, perfect daily driver. It's beautiful because of it's sim
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by kayoone 11y ago
Depends on what you mean by "exploring game dev". I would say Unity is pretty perfect for that and you have a lot to learn before you will reach its limits, if ever. After all, some of the best and most successful games are made w
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by kayoone 11y ago
a) Arguably Epic Games or even Unity did this earlier b) it is not open source c) it is not open source d) they are forcing you to use AWS for multiplayer servers and that kind of stuff, which makes sense because otherwise they would not ma
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by kayoone 11y ago
If you are post college and move to another city, naturally people at work you connect well with will eventually become friends. I am kind of an introvert too and since i spend most of my freetime with my girlfriend it is hard to meet new p
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by kayoone 11y ago
Slack is something i value highly right now, yet i would never have thought it took off like it did. IRC has been around for decades, bots that could post any kinds of info to a channel as well and for a user IRC is not that much harder to
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by kayoone 11y ago
That might be true, but as long as we are still quite a bit away from the point where an advanced AI could successfully play a complex open world game like Skyrim, GTA5 or the Witcher, it is a good next step to work on.
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by kayoone 11y ago
Your original argument was about building "PCs at great expense (time and money)". I might agree with the time argument if you get some faulty hardware, but if anything its more down to software than hardware costing time. The TCO
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by kayoone 11y ago
try reading a real book or on a kindle in that situation, would be even more inconvenient.
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by kayoone 11y ago
Oh come on, as if you spend more than a few days time combined building PCs. It might be more convenient, but going the Apple route is certainly not cheaper. The PC i have now is really powerful, i built it about a year ago for $1200 and ha
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by kayoone 11y ago
Whats wrong with using two hands ? These are not dumb phones but multi purpose computing devices. If you make/take calls for several hours a day a phablet is probably not the right device, but even then you can comfortably use earbuds
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by kayoone 11y ago
150$ for the parts he listed is not very expensive if he needs DDR2 which is unfortunate because it is too old and hard to get. But, i had a Q9550 QuadCore in 2009 that used DDR2 too which was quite common just 6 years ago.
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by kayoone 11y ago
apart from a few projects that are experimenting with the latest stuff i have seen much more Angular being used in the wild than react in the last year. The project offers i got for react were more of the kind "we are experimenting wit
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by kayoone 11y ago
> Some might say it's not much of a sport anyway, but it seems popular Yeah, that is another argument. Not many people understand that driving a F1 car is hugely physically challenging though and drivers need to be in top shape. Us
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by kayoone 11y ago
If it weren't for regulations, i am sure F1 would already be like this or close to it. Compared to public traffic, race tracks are quite easy to master for AI. They had active suspension systems and traction control in the early nineti
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by kayoone 11y ago
Current F1 is going that route where the drivers are more and more exchangeable because the tech has gotten so far and fans really don't like it and the sport is losing popularity and some would say soul. While i would find autonomous
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by kayoone 11y ago
Basically what GoButler or Magic are already doing, just AI based. But this is the goal for all similar services, otherwise it will not scale.
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by kayoone 11y ago
Agree, however Pettis probably does not care too much anymore after the sale to Stratasys some time ago. For the long term employees, i feel bad.
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Jetbrains Toolbox: Open letter by CEO Maxim Shafirov(jetbrains.com)
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by kayoone 11y ago
I am also sure we do not really deserve it, but we also can't stop our own urge for self preservation which is fundamental to every species. So we can't really stop it anyway, but we as a species might eliminate ourselves before a
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by kayoone 11y ago
I am all for space colonization but i realize it's a fundamentally egocentric thing to wish for. It's not really what nature intended. We have eleminated many other species and at some point in time the same fate will probably awa
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by kayoone 11y ago
This is awesome and i only now begin to really grasp the importance of things like this. I recently showed some german post and pre WWII footage to my grandma on youtube and she was delighted about the ability to access that kind of rare fo
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by kayoone 11y ago
How much would theoretically be possible with current tech ?
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by kayoone 11y ago
So what Linux distro is the OS based on ?
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by kayoone 11y ago
Cool, do you have a source for the 230Kbps ? i love to read about stuff like that.

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