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by mrcwinn 3y ago
This is why I'm returning mine after four days, despite it being the best device I've ever used in my life. Apple has thrown around the word "magic" for different devices, but the Apple Vision Pro is truly worthy. I&#x27
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by mrcwinn 3y ago
Thank you, I’ll fiddle with that. WiFi is good and my 14” M3 is using its native resolution, whatever the default is.
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by mrcwinn 3y ago
I agree. As much as tech communities tend to dump on achievements, we really should applaud this work. I can't wait to see breakdowns of versions 2, 3, 4. As you begin to master your own creation and manufacturing process, it will be n
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by mrcwinn 3y ago
The display may be 3,386 PPI, but wow my laptop screen has never looked sharper after taking the AVP off my head. Screen sharing from my Mac looks distractingly bad, which is a huge bummer. (AVP apps, by contrast, look fantastic.) No matter
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by mrcwinn 3y ago
Nice write up. Thank you! Do not avoid LiveView - it is excellent.
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I own a Quest 3 and on day three of AVP. I can assure you, the difference in quality - and therefore movie-watching experience - is night and day between these devices. Watching a movie in AVP is outstanding. This device doesn't shine
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On Day 2. It's genuinely amazing. It's really a fantastic product all around and surprisingly useful. Watching Gravity last night in the "theater room" was a truly special, immersive experience. I just threw it on to see
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by mrcwinn 3y ago
Garry Tan seems to benefit from this system as well. Nothing sensationalist about tracking his awful behavior.
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Alcohol.
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by mrcwinn 3y ago
Underspeced? What? Compared to what? This is not even remotely defensible. In its spec it offered a full color multi-touch gesture display —instead of a 132x65 pixel black and white screen. Like Steve Jobs said, products are a series of cho
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by mrcwinn 3y ago
That simply isn't true. It's quick to get an R1S or R1T. My delivery advisor said a custom configuration in the Boise area could pop up in as little as a couple weeks.
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I can connect to the sentiment of that, but it's a ridiculous thought in practice. The board, which can come and go, is not a personal guarantor. They have a fiduciary duty, of course, but they're not individually bringing in the
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by mrcwinn 3y ago
I feel like I've seen this headline several times over the past couple years. Are there any profits left to further decline?
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Unity cuts 25 percent of staff(arstechnica.com)
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by mrcwinn 3y ago
Do we really know the root cause this quickly?
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by mrcwinn 3y ago
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays everyone, whatever you celebrate. Nice being on Earth with you all!
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by mrcwinn 3y ago
Elon Musk himself talks out of both sides of his mouth. He says public markets are the best way to ensure accountability and alignment. He also says to avoid, if possible, ever going public due to regulatory overhead. I suppose both can be
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by mrcwinn 3y ago
This is not a well-reasoned essay. If we had 400 years to solve a waste heat issue, could we? I’ll continue to place bets on humanity.
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by mrcwinn 3y ago
It’s so sad. Almost none of the reference links at the bottom of Ray’s homepage work (at least the dozen or so I clicked). Definitely could use some restoration. Great walk down memory lane of my childhood Apple Lisa (a hand me down from my
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by mrcwinn 3y ago
The price includes the rest of TailwindUI, not just the Catalyst Preview. Whether or not it's the correct value for money is of course up to you, but I've used it extensively.
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by mrcwinn 3y ago
There is still no crystal ball. You take the opportunities as they are presented, especially given that your competitors are doing the same. Where exactly was your commentary on Spotify's business when times were better, urging them t
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by mrcwinn 3y ago
I don’t have any reason to trust Sam Altman much. To me, he seems polished enough to actually be slimy. He’s well liked by others but wealthy tech is a particularly insular group. But my god, in what world should the future of “AI safety” b
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by mrcwinn 3y ago
My wife always mistakenly called it Derpal, which I thought evoked the appropriate emotions.
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by mrcwinn 3y ago
I think this is one piece of the puzzle absolutely. I also think companies try to compensate for this blurring of boundaries by offering so many wellness benefits - and perhaps it's asking employees to frequently turn inward and evalua
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by mrcwinn 3y ago
I'll take simple over easy every time. Simple endures. Easy is like a credit card.
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by mrcwinn 3y ago
This hasn’t happened since Apple’s board removed Steve Jobs after he double-submitted a receipt in Expensify.
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by mrcwinn 3y ago
The best talent will leave OpenAI the moment Sam announces his new venture. Deep down builders want to build, and they want to do it as quickly as possible. OpenAI will represent caution. NewCo will represent opportunity. Opportunity wins.
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by mrcwinn 3y ago
Welcome to The Verge. This is the same website that pasted “reporting by Alex Heath” on the original article - which was literally just regurgitating the board’s press release and pasting in some tweets. Reporting, huh? Good job if you can
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by mrcwinn 3y ago
I beg to differ. The timing of the blinds falling onto George after Elaine rips off his toupee is unparalleled: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L37Rckt5WFA I'm kidding. Mostly.
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by mrcwinn 3y ago
I could not disagree with this more. You are aided in prototyping by forming an early opinion on your data models. I would argue there's nothing more important in conceiving of something new than understanding the shape and relationshi

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