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by kensai 4y ago
Digital amnesia is indeed a thing: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/07/06/well/mind/memory-loss-pre...
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by kensai 4y ago
They could not find the person who did it so they charged the owner of the service, how convenient. :-/
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macOS from 1984 to 2022 – a fascinating video trip down memory lane(9to5mac.com)
13 points by kensai 4y ago|0 comments
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by kensai 4y ago
It came because it was somewhere inspired. WWW was the initial spark. And it could have only come in some big time, blue sky lab.
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by kensai 4y ago
It's ironic that you write this comment on the World Wide Web. An invention made in the "useless for humanity" CERN... :-/ https://home.cern/science/computing/birth-web
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by kensai 4y ago
This was the only post I read so far with a non sensationalized approach to the matter.
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by kensai 4y ago
It's the other way around, actually. Germany falls behind by using so much data privacy. Global competitors party around this nuisance.
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by kensai 4y ago
It is a big matter in Germany and the EU, generally, where the data resides. There is some general consensus to avoid "overseas" servers for mission critical stuff, thinking that there is no control over them regarding privacy. Th
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by kensai 4y ago
Interesting little game, I think it pays off not being greedy or arrogant, respecting the users and their data, as well as the government agencies. I managed to score nicely playing with the relatively mature candidate sticking to a college
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by kensai 4y ago
Which is pretty much realistic…
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by kensai 4y ago
Really? I thought that happened way after WWI. The UK economy back then had a gazillion of colonies to sustain it.
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Framework Laptop Wins Two Design Awards(frame.work)
130 points by kensai 4y ago|69 comments
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Meta Opens First Store to Sell Quests, Portals, and Glasses(uploadvr.com)
1 points by kensai 4y ago|0 comments
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Meta Store: A Hands-On Experience with Our Hardware(about.fb.com)
1 points by kensai 4y ago|0 comments
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by kensai 5y ago
Somebody wrote this comment. It was spot on. "UE5 is very pretty because Sweeny is a rendering god. But its hell to do any real programming with. A project that took me two weeks or so in C# is taking months to reproduce in C++ and Blu
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by kensai 5y ago
Extemely nice project. But from the looks of its Subreddit, not much is going on community-wise.
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Project Cybersyn(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by kensai 5y ago|0 comments
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by kensai 5y ago
What about writing a DLS for a specific problem at hand?
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by kensai 5y ago
Fascinating! I wonder if multiplication/division is just a combination of these neurons or again some other.
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by kensai 5y ago
At 35 having stashed $500k in savings. When do we swap?!
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Meta Unwisely Kills Off the Oculus Name for VR Headsets Once and for All(forbes.com)
19 points by kensai 5y ago|0 comments
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by kensai 5y ago
Bolt is probably screwed as well, so much for complaining.
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by kensai 5y ago
I personally like Noun Project. http://nounproject.com
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by kensai 5y ago
Lilium, as I see it, has by far the most secure design of all air carrier designs we have seen recently. And there have been a lot including some really nice! Lilium is the only company going for this distributed propulsion system with so m
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by kensai 5y ago
This is huge!
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by kensai 5y ago
I think you have not watched the presentation video and even the dedicated "use case" for home at their site. They are very much advertising for home use as well. https://www.vestaboard.com/home
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by kensai 5y ago
I like it, but the price is simply too much for most personal uses. Post a news entry again when it is around €500-600, if ever.
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by kensai 5y ago
I thought of the same. But if this is free and with a vibrant community of libraries, it could make an even bigger splash!
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by kensai 5y ago
I knew System76 had made a nice name in Linux laptops as alternatives to the mainstream. How does Star Labs compare to System76 generally?
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by kensai 5y ago
To be fair, it is not exactly between.

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