Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
marricks
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
39 ms
·
211.
▲
by
marricks
3y ago
I think it's interesting to consider games that took off so wildly they literally killed/stifled the genre. Has anything similar matched World of Warcraft? It was a cultural phenomena when it launched and so many big studios tried
212.
▲
by
marricks
3y ago
> And then when an actual accident occurs your response is ineffective. Nothing can be actual human care and attention. Everything can break and no automated system made by careful people is exempt from needing that. I'm reminded th
213.
▲
by
marricks
3y ago
I love how, if you do view it accurately, it just makes every other white look washed out and grey in comparison. Our visual system is just one big comparison machine.
214.
▲
by
marricks
3y ago
Sounds like 401ks are very efficient for fund managers. Maybe that’s what they meant?
215.
▲
by
marricks
3y ago
> 99.99% of reddit users have no idea who spez is That's why people do things like black outs and protests, so people can learn who people are and what is happening. > probably wouldn't care if they learned about his shenani
216.
▲
by
marricks
3y ago
> adding nanosheet transistors This is may be to there benefit, as it gives them another 5 years to say “oh we’ll be ahead soon” without actually releasing anything.
217.
▲
by
marricks
3y ago
This sounds very alluring but having to deal with setting up VIM in every environment or going to a new environment with VIM not set up sounds so painful. I imagine the native VIM bindings would be atrociously positioned in DVORAK
218.
▲
by
marricks
3y ago
And what is my next sentence? > Also not saying others haven't done that, but it's an ecosystem and having the talent for a thing. I'm saying Apple is testing out their own implementations of things and getting the people
219.
▲
by
marricks
3y ago
Oh I am definitely not saying they came up with any of that. I'm just saying they were laying the groundwork for their own ecosystem. And sure, desktop mirroring is in every headset but sidecar isn't "plug a cable in and mirr
220.
▲
by
marricks
3y ago
So many technologies Apple has launched in the past 5 years seemed nifty & weird but were all being built to lead up to this: - Spatial Audio - Is any one a huge fan of this? It doesn't matter a ton outside of AR but matters greatl
221.
▲
by
marricks
3y ago
Meta has a social network, but they don't really have an electronic ecosystem connecting them. Mac has a social network (anyone with an iPhone arguable) and an operating system. This might give them the edge needed in integration to do
222.
▲
by
marricks
3y ago
Got it, thank you for the clarification!
223.
▲
by
marricks
3y ago
They didn’t become such a wealthy group by letting competition foster. I have no doubt they believe they could be doing the right thing but I also have no doubt they don’t want other people making the rules. Truth be told, who else really d
224.
▲
by
marricks
3y ago
That is such an incredibly obvious take I somehow never thought of. Thanks! Not to mention, his main consumer would be exactly that white collar worker who'd rather not drive to the office. It's a sort of sick inversion of Henry F
225.
▲
by
marricks
3y ago
100% agree. It does link to an actual paper which is a step up from blogspam https://link.aps.org/doi/10.1103/PhysRevD.107.084042
226.
▲
by
marricks
3y ago
The actual article linked has a better title and the abstract is probably sufficient for anyone interested in the subject: https://link.aps.org/doi/10.1103/PhysRevD.107.084042 The given title is just flat out misl
227.
▲
by
marricks
3y ago
Article states that solitions are not black holes but only seem like black holes from a distance. Also they are hypothesized from string theory but haven’t ever been seen, probably because they’d appear the same as black holes except up clo
228.
▲
by
marricks
3y ago
https://www.theverge.com/23719210/asus-rog-ally-review The Verge at least found it's battery life claims lackluster and windows a real impediment to mobile gaming. But for emulators... yeah I' imagine it'
229.
▲
by
marricks
3y ago
Very good point: if things changed drastically they could change drastically.
230.
▲
by
marricks
3y ago
Ok, sure, but surely you see how it is that much harder to do? Also since Apple is built around selling expensive devices and services you could also see why they’d have much less incentive to spy and collect data than, say, Google or Faceb
231.
▲
by
marricks
3y ago
> If you want to play music, there's never been a better time. People used to learn from… people. In fact, many people prefer that still. And I’d say, I’d rather have a dozen friends who play music and actually want to hear my music
232.
▲
by
marricks
3y ago
Guitars, mandolins, just singing together…
233.
▲
by
marricks
3y ago
Half of households had a piano: https://daily.jstor.org/what-player-pianos-meant-to-american... So… good point it was middle class status symbol, but a huge number still had access. My real point was music creation was more
234.
▲
by
marricks
3y ago
I tried this a few years ago and it was addictive and amazing. Highly recommend. I’d also like to tangent to say: music used to be a much bigger part of our lives. Before the radio a piano was a household staple. Kids would learn, family’s
235.
▲
by
marricks
3y ago
Not to overuse a reference already used to death but: telescreens for surveillance capitalism. Hooray.
236.
▲
by
marricks
3y ago
If they were you’d expect them to be a standard size and they’re not. That’s what I recall from last time this went around at least.
237.
▲
by
marricks
3y ago
> Corporations exist for the purpose of returning money to shareholders Wow, no wonder our lives are worse than our parents’.
238.
▲
by
marricks
3y ago
I don’t think is one of those cases where it’s helpful to have everyone “have a seat at the table.” The oil industry would make more money than anyone else at that table and have outsized influence. They also have a history of misleading th
239.
▲
by
marricks
3y ago
I really wonder what the next AI winter will be like. Edit: Perhaps OpenAI becomes a major tech player and we just see a cooling off of other AI investments as LLM becomes a known in terms of its strengths and weaknesses. Its abilities reac
240.
▲
by
marricks
3y ago
Crazy that her boss and people she mentored all loved her. It’s almost like the system screwed her and she’s rightly angry at it. I get it, easier to type cast her as an angry black woman though!
More ›