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by klausa 3y ago
_Do we_ have the cables and ports? AIUI 8K HDR 120 doesn't fit in DisplayPort 2.1 without DSC.
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by klausa 3y ago
Sure, but they were designed with that in mind, and have presence and authentication requirements, that, as I understand, are not retro-fittable to older devices. My claim isn’t “it’s impossible to implement a secure bootloader that also ha
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by klausa 3y ago
How do you see this being viable without completely compromising the security of people who, for whatever reason, still use those devices?
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by klausa 3y ago
But hey, I get it, I'm desperately waiting for someone to make a miniLED/4-5K/120hz+/glossy/27" display too.
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by klausa 3y ago
I find the regularly scheduled "ooh, a small(er) phone" HN posts very amusing. Hundreds of comments from nerds with niche obsessions and preferences yelling into the ether about "why won't anyone make this?!". Inevi
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by klausa 3y ago
Passwords in iCloud Keychain have a very easy plaintext export option, and there's no social graph component to it, so I don't really understand how that's a lock-in vector.
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by klausa 3y ago
No, that is the correct tradeoff for the _vast_ majority of the users. The built-in weather services in the OS should cater to the majority of the use cases, not a tiny and narrow minority. And I hope we can agree that „people who distrust
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by klausa 3y ago
And that’s the correct tradeoff.
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by klausa 3y ago
`pbcopy` and `pbpaste` are one of my most-loved in the list. Dealing with some minified json, switching to iTerm, doing `pbpaste | json_pp | pbcopy` and having a clean output is _so_ nice.
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by klausa 3y ago
Not "he".
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by klausa 3y ago
Congratulations, you correctly identified the underlying philosophical thought experiment!
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by klausa 3y ago
Genuinely asking: wouldn’t a phone be _better_ for you? Reading a _paper_ menu in a dim room is a miserable experience, but you can zoom in as much as you want on a phone, and you control the brightness of it, and don’t have to angle the pi
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by klausa 3y ago
The colors are usually defined by the same bodies that define the scales. The German LQI has associated colors, I know for sure the American does too, and I’ll bet the Dutch in the screenshots also comes directly from the definition of the
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by klausa 3y ago
The settings in System Settings.app are per-keyboard, so you don't need anything external for that.
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by klausa 3y ago
The console devkits are _absolutely_ not free, apart from maybe first party studios.
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by klausa 3y ago
Sure, but then by your description you're not someone who's interested in buying bleeding edge tech (at least not for TV's). I'm not saying those people don't exist — they clearly do! But those are not people who bu
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by klausa 3y ago
The current top-of-the-line LG OLEDs hit ~1500 nits in HDR: https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/lg/g3-oled The QD-OLEDs from Samsung which use a similar trick as their "Quantum-Dot" LCDs do, also hit
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by klausa 3y ago
The real answer is that it doesn't matter: vast majority people buying bleeding-edge OLED TVs (yours truly included) will not use the same TV for 10 years. And for exactly the same reason most people buying high-end computers and phone
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by klausa 3y ago
The 50eur pass doesn't include the trains you'd use for the trips you'd use Flixbus for.
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by klausa 3y ago
Weight. Phones are heavy nowadays as is, and you can’t just leave that extra volume with air. Making the batteries fill the space would make the phones too heavy to be comfortable to use for many people.
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by klausa 3y ago
You either have a very small amount of socks, or a very good spatial memory to be able to claim the visual lookup of socks on the surface is O(1). With my brain, it's closer to O(n!). (This is the worst, nerdiest collection of sentence
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by klausa 4y ago
This is advice so broad and generic, that it's just about useless. If you don't store any API keys in your binary, how do you handle crash-logging and analytics? How do you integrate with third-party log-in SDKs? You _could_ vend
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by klausa 4y ago
People who make iOS apps rarely are equally comfortable with creating backend apps; for understandable reasons.
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by klausa 4y ago
As I understand how those TV's are built, this is not true. They are definitely running on the same _chip_, but you're right that (some of) those operations are not running on the generic ARM CPU cores. There is dedicated silicon
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by klausa 4y ago
The thing missing from this discussion is always that modern TV's _need_ powerful SoCs to look good. They have not been a "just take a signal from this input and display it" kinda devices for a long time, and _definitely_ aft
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by klausa 4y ago
I mean, there are definitely people who run tests and check whether the $200 baskets result in better coffee — Lance Hendrick [1] is my favorite YouTuber for that kind of thing. The question isn't whether it makes a marginally better e
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by klausa 4y ago
The git files aren't supposed to be seen by a human being. What you're suggesting would mean that a Korean user saving a file on their desktop and naming it in Korean would in turn see the filename turn into garbage, which, I hope
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by klausa 4y ago
Almost nobody is using ceramic burrs. All the top grinders you see in people's homes and most cafes will be using steel burrs. Your EK43's, Mythos Ones, EG-1s etc have steel burrs.
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by klausa 4y ago
Getting over 1 bar gets you to a spray of coffee that sprays everywhere: https://youtu.be/Qz_GZpzpst4?t=500
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by klausa 4y ago
Of all the things that I could possibly think of "making a DYI version of would be fun", a machine that has ~0.5-1.5 liters of boiling water at significant pressures is on the very very very end. Hats off to you if you feel comfor

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