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nsxwolf
3y ago
If I'm putting out a free app as a single developer, I don't have the time or money to do everything. If it becomes popular, I can use metrics to improve the accessibility situation. If government regulations are going to insist I
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After being burned by this many times, finally got a couple Chesterfield style sofas from Costco about 4 years ago and everything about them has been rock solid. And they were about $700 each. I later wanted something matching for a differe
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nsxwolf
3y ago
Smugly: "1 mile."
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nsxwolf
3y ago
ALL THESE WORLDS ARE YOURS, EXCEPT EUROPA. ATTEMPT NO LANDING THERE. USE THEM TOGETHER. USE THEM IN PEACE.
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3y ago
If "nm" is just marketing with no relationship to any feature sizes, what is a "race" to 2mm? Isn't it just the "race" to who decides to use the moniker first?
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3y ago
I used to eat fast food multiple times per week. Now it's once a month, tops. It's just so expensive. It's crazy to me to think that no one else out there thinks like me? That these companies can just confidently do this and
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nsxwolf
3y ago
The mitigations were done so well today the public remembers Y2K as a “scam”.
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nsxwolf
3y ago
Looks like Unicomp even makes a Model M with APL keycaps: https://www.pckeyboard.com/page/product/00UA41P4A
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3y ago
What's the story behind those characters? Did old APL machines have custom keyboards?
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3y ago
But it seems simpler in some ways than injection molding. You make a single die that's a 2D cross section, extrude as much aluminum as you want, cut it into pieces.
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nsxwolf
3y ago
Can I take a moment to express my appreciation for products encased in aluminum extrusions? Why aren't more products like that today?
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nsxwolf
3y ago
Is ,comma-backtick` some personal quirk of yours, or is it some standard I'm not aware of?
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nsxwolf
3y ago
Dang I was not that smart when I was 26.
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nsxwolf
3y ago
I can’t instantly mirror my MacBook’s display into mixed reality on the Quest 3.
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nsxwolf
3y ago
The Apple Vision Pro integrates with iOS which is something the Quest will never be able to do. That's potentially worth the extra $3000 since there's no other way to do those things if you want to do those things.
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3y ago
What do you mean I'm not helping?!
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3y ago
I don’t think there’s really that many people who can successfully bullshit about being experienced and skilled technologists. There’s something lacking with your interviewing skills if you can’t detect them in a conversation. If on the off
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3y ago
Are you not aware of the throwing babies in pools fad that comes and goes in popularity? They do better than you'd think.
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3y ago
I can go for days without eating and not think about it too much - but as soon as I start eating, I become obsessed with food and cannot stop. So if I just eat dinner, there's not enough time left in the day to overeat. That's why
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3y ago
"We hope this message finds you with your beats still strong and rhythmic. It is with a heavy heart (pun fully intended) that we, at PulsarTech, your trusted provider of the world's first Internet-connected pacemaker, announce the
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3y ago
Surprisingly sub-$200
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3y ago
I gunned it, got up for coffee, and came back 200 years later having traveled over 6 million light years. I am now in the galaxy NGC 300, very similar to the Milky Way. Everyone I ever knew is gone. I am sad and alone.
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3y ago
Why now? Haven’t people always been greedy?
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nsxwolf
3y ago
I would at least consider the possibility that someone being 9308029348 years old in your system probably doesn't matter.
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3y ago
It's always sad to see stuff like this go. These simple, beautiful sites are like payphones. One day we'll all crowd around the last one as it too goes.
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3y ago
Validating ages/birthdates based on plausible human lifespans is, frankly, dumb.
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3y ago
It provides immersion. Your brain eventually filters out what little bit of screen door effect there is when watching a movie. Sometimes when I go to the movie theater I forget to bring my glasses, but I still have a good time. I'd be
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3y ago
I am curious to see the image quality of the VP, because the Quest 3 already does a pretty good job as a home theater replacement for $500.
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3y ago
Typically some kind of steak dinner or fast food. I don't follow the various advice about gradual refeeding... doesn't seem to hurt me.
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3y ago
Difference for me is I do get the euphoric explosion of deliciousness when I finally eat. It is better than any drug I could imagine.
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