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by koromak 3y ago
Any reason you can think of that local storage gets ignored while cookies are maintained?
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by koromak 3y ago
What do you think the chances are of any old schmuck getting thier hands on a development kit? I'm a web dev, and have absolutely no experience with Apple or VR development. But I would absolutely kill to get one of these dev kits for
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by koromak 3y ago
Right. I think they're a good metaphor too. See how warped and weird the visuals are? Imagine that kind of process being applied to everything. Sound, touch, even thought itself, or the experience of the passage of time. Its all warp
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by koromak 3y ago
Regardless of the claims made, its a really neat idea. Confirms that tracers are a genuine artifact in your vision at least.
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by koromak 3y ago
Sure thing buddy
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by koromak 3y ago
If the virtual screens feel as good as my 4K external monitors, then I'm in 100%. Theres a good chance they won't though.
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by koromak 3y ago
I don't understand how Google fails so miserably at doing its main job. I can't wait until I never have to use it again.
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by koromak 3y ago
tom7 is a national treasure. Someday I'll have an idea as absurd as this.
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by koromak 3y ago
Its just stupid at this point. You can put up a wordpress site with 5 daily visitors, and you'll still get thousands of SSH / xmlrpc hits per day.
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by koromak 3y ago
Yes. Keep the real application on a subdomain, and make your marketing website a simple wordpress install. Minimal effort, and works great if you don't care about authorization / integration between the two.
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by koromak 3y ago
The FTC is a sanctioning body. Pay a parking ticket to become immune from the actual consequences of your crime.
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by koromak 3y ago
I think in some situations you have to try. Billing is one, for example.
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by koromak 3y ago
Something about this looks unreasonably fun. I'd love to get into this.
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by koromak 3y ago
"The Rutgers IT department is a joke. This is the third time I have launched DDoS attacks against Rutgers, and every single time, the Rutgers infrastructure crumpled like a tin can under the heel of my boot." The fact that people
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by koromak 3y ago
I think these often have rules about a certain portion of profits being allocated to employees, which is nice
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by koromak 3y ago
Way less friendly than writing code IMO
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by koromak 3y ago
This should be able to output the python code that a developer could use to arrive at the same conclusion. Then you can double check its work, and "freeze" the codebase into something deployable.
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by koromak 3y ago
I don't do app development, is targeting Apple Silicon difficult? Don't know what the build process is, but so many apps don't support it I imagine its not a simple case of running a different compiler.
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by koromak 3y ago
I think sponsors pay surprisingly well, like 10k for that video wouldn't be unreasonable, and it could be way more. The plane he crashed was a real beater, not worth much at all.
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by koromak 3y ago
That was a fun week
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by koromak 3y ago
CI/CD ended up being probably the easiest and most beneficial part of the process for me. Really doesn't take long to get a good system going.
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by koromak 3y ago
Wow, those are some big names. Never heard of this before, very cool.
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by koromak 3y ago
My app would crash and burn without optimistic UI. For simple CRUD applications sure, but most products these days aren't CRUD apps anymore.
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by koromak 3y ago
I write TypeScript in production but I'm happy to call it JS
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by koromak 3y ago
I have yet to find a place in my own work where Haskell would strictly be a better choice, but god damn its fun to write. Thats not a knock on Haskell either, I have a more bog standard job than it likes.
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by koromak 3y ago
I'm just starting to learn Haskell and I honestly can't fathom how it gets written in production. Everything requires so much more consideration, which is fun and valuable in some situations, but not when you just need to get the
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by koromak 3y ago
Theres momentum, turning around is much slower than moving forward like most games
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by koromak 3y ago
The diamond industry doesn't look at the high cost of diamonds and say "Mine more rock!". They say, warehouse all of our current inventory and drip it out over decades so that we can make it even more inflated.
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by koromak 3y ago
Not educated on this, but whats the problem with it?
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by koromak 3y ago
Can you explain what "negotiated power" means? Never heard of it, maybe the hardware on the receiving end needs to have built-in circuits which signal to the generating device that it can handle a certain voltage?

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