matthew-wegner

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by matthew-wegner 4y ago
That's still a 2014 release--definitely modern relative to the releases talked about in the article.
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by matthew-wegner 4y ago
I did a quick Slack bot that messages a channel with open merge requests every morning. I really wanted to show the approval status, too, just as a reminder for someone to go "oh, that's approved, I should go merge". But the
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by matthew-wegner 4y ago
They do, and it's also used for Desk View when you use an iPhone as your laptop's webcam. This undoes the perspective of whatever is in front of your laptop, basically like an overhead projector: https://www.macworld.
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by matthew-wegner 4y ago
On the M2 Air (and new design MBP), speakers bounce the sound off the screen. I think if you were to remove the screen and listen to those speakers in open air it'd sound quite odd. Probably they're pre-distorting the sound so it
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by matthew-wegner 4y ago
> BTW Love the style of Aztez. Oh hey, thanks! I just realized my profile here was way out of date. Updated! (Aztez was released and bombed, whoops)
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by matthew-wegner 4y ago
Unity's own localization package is actually pretty good, and one of the few Unity packages that actually seems to solve more problems than it creates: https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.localization@1.4..
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by matthew-wegner 4y ago
Interesting! I usually see forums with hidden sections for long-time members, whether that was by registration time, post count, or manual addition. TIGForums has a fun forum section you can actually see with 0 posts (registered) and then
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by matthew-wegner 4y ago
As someone who never understood the appeal of Twitter or Facebook, the new wave of FOSS social apps feels very alien to me. Forums felt like writing emails in the open. Twitter felt like texting in the open. Not sure what the next thing w
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by matthew-wegner 4y ago
Hold up. It's been ~14 years since Apple shipped machines with 2GB of memory as base their base model. macOS (and iOS) have incredibly good screen reader support, as well as all of the things you're complaining about in your orig
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by matthew-wegner 4y ago
API writes absolutely generate ad impressions.
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by matthew-wegner 4y ago
What if players had first-person camera streams available, and you could choose which stream to watch on your phone?
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by matthew-wegner 4y ago
This isn't quite true, unless you bring various bill sizes to go along with a credit/debit transaction. And even then, it can be jarring for some of the situations mentioned in a negative context here (versus baked into the payme
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by matthew-wegner 4y ago
Huh! Thanks for posting this. I haven't seen 5" builds with props like this before. The opposite is definitely true for toothpick or smaller builds. Bi-blade is much quieter for something like a ~60g, 3" quad.
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by matthew-wegner 4y ago
I'm pretty sure all Spotify clients also act as "Spotify Connect" targets. Anyone could use it (also I could run an Airplay target on it, but I don't bother)
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by matthew-wegner 4y ago
Some other setups already in the comments, but to chime in with my own: I gave up on 3rd party things. My automation VM includes a GUI environment, and I run the official Linux Spotify client. The only way my setup can break is if Spotify
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by matthew-wegner 4y ago
I replied in a child comment too, but to put this on the original. BetterDisplay can fix this: https://github.com/waydabber/BetterDisplay#fully-scalable-hi...
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by matthew-wegner 4y ago
BetterDisplay can get you supersampling on <4K monitors. I run a 4K monitor as my main display that did this out of the box with macOS, but I have side 1440p monitors that didn't. This fixed it: https://github.com&#x2F
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by matthew-wegner 4y ago
Plenty of Apple products already use USB-C. Apple products aside, I'm sure the average household has USB-C cables by now Besides, existing phones are obviously going to stay Lightning. Cables aren't going to be thrown out any ea
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by matthew-wegner 4y ago
Like the peer comments, what you want is a "display" Here's one with carrier board for a Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4, for i.e. digital signage, art display, or whatever else while it isn't showing one its external inpu
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by matthew-wegner 4y ago
If you're in the US, this is a great first kit ($160 shipped for a pair): https://www.parts-express.com/Overnight-Sensations-MT-Speake... These are a good step up for a living room, although $240/ea: https:&#x2F
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by matthew-wegner 4y ago
I think the peer reply about treating WAN like LAN is the best lens. Imagine all of your family/friends were on a local wired connection together. What would you do with that? Usually I don't find myself wanting faster bandwidth
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by matthew-wegner 4y ago
simply because there is nothing for them to patch inside Cable ISPs still regularly push firmware to compatible modems on their network, standalone or combo modem/router, rented or owned If it runs on their network, they have the abi
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by matthew-wegner 4y ago
The strangest thing about your list, at least to me, is so much focus on "identity". Firstly, why does this even matter? And additionally, in which way does blockchain demonstrate "identity" any more than a domain name
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by matthew-wegner 4y ago
Why does it need to be "web3" and not "RSS"?
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by matthew-wegner 4y ago
Mostly it's old-school transfer style transfer! Well, "old" in the sense that it's pre-CLIP. I've played with CLIP-guided stuff too, but I've been tinkering with a custom style transfer workflow for a few yea
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by matthew-wegner 4y ago
For researchers, sure, but it's still quite an apples-to-oranges comparison. A6000 is ~$5k per card. I guess you're referring to something like an A100 on that other spec, which is $10k/card (for 40GB of memory). I do a fair
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by matthew-wegner 5y ago
I think some of this is because hands are very involved in both communication and threat assessment, so we as humans put a lot of automatic attention on them. We aren't even usually aware of it--unless something looks off Personally I
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by matthew-wegner 5y ago
Mentioning because it took me a surprisingly long time to realize this, and maybe I'm not alone: With soft earplugs like hearos, you can adapt their comfort quite a lot with a pair of sharp scissors. Try shortening them a small amount
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by matthew-wegner 5y ago
The short answer is no, unfortunately. There is a limit of two monitors per Thunderbolt port. My understanding is that this limitation lives somewhere at the DisplayPort spec level, but I don't know the specifics. The longer answer i
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by matthew-wegner 5y ago
Why can't they put a status.json file on S3/CloudFront/R2/wherever? And in an absolute worst-case infra collapse, someone there could manually edit/upload a new one...

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