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by oidar 2y ago
Some experts say that the Quest 3 has a higher effective resolution: https://www.roadtovr.com/meta-quest-3-apple-vision-pro-resol...
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by oidar 2y ago
I like augmented reality stuff, 3d games and immersive videos. I can get all that stuff done on the Quest 3 for a 1/10th of the cost. It's good enough and has a larger ecosystem for games. And strangely, I think controllers are be
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by oidar 2y ago
I am looking to do that - what's the workflow for for SBS 3d?
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by oidar 2y ago
It doesn't "directly" connect - it changes things on iCloud - it just doesn't work well. It takes more than a few seconds for it to add things to reminders. It has to verify your voice to add things to reminders - god fo
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by oidar 2y ago
I am so glad confabulate is being used more instead of hallucinate. It's such a better word to describe what the generative AI's are doing.
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by oidar 2y ago
You can use your hands just fine. You just grab a screen on the edge and move it to where you want it to be. No need to touch the device or a controller.
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by oidar 2y ago
They haven't lost yet. Alexa is still the top conversational system appliance for most households right now. A smart speaker is almost an essential device among my group of friends. Siri on HomePod is still subpar for basic kitchen tas
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by oidar 2y ago
No, I returned it. Kinda regretted it, so I picked up a Meta Quest 3 to scratch the VR itch. I use it for watching youtube while I do dishes and laundry. Sometimes I play golf for relaxation or beat saber. I really wish there was an easy wa
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by oidar 2y ago
They are designed to be exportable - the clients just have have not exposed an implementation of that. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35855133
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by oidar 2y ago
I'm hesitant about embracing passkeys. I think passkeys are poorly implemented at this point because of the inability to move them around like passwords - I don't want to be locked in. But I don't think what he is explaining
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by oidar 2y ago
X is actively hostile to potential users/reader - I see no reason to look at any x domain related content.
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by oidar 2y ago
Putting the workforce concerns aside, this is pretty exciting. I think the two easiest parts of the problem to tackle are the prep part and the delivery part. The part in the middle will be the hardest. I expect that the first really succes
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Blackmagic Cine Immersive Capture for Vision Pro 8160x7200 Resolution per Eye(newsshooter.com)
102 points by oidar 2y ago|79 comments
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by oidar 2y ago
The "kits" are "openish" to developers. I imagine that many app developers are going to be making models for specific use cases.
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by oidar 2y ago
And they can push computer to Apple cloud when compute on the device is not enough.
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by oidar 2y ago
I was looking for homepod updates as well - I want to get rid of my Amazon Echo devices with homepods, but siri is #1 Slow #2 Dumb #3 messes up my grocery list. Grocery list and timers are the main use case for Amazon Echos - I really hope
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by oidar 2y ago
There's some things I'd love an AI powered service for - for example no one has really gotten AI powered email right yet. But I use and love a few "AI" services too. Kagi's on a good path with summarization of resul
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The shape that should be impossible [video](youtube.com)
2 points by oidar 2y ago|0 comments
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by oidar 2y ago
Listening to bits of the keynotes and he likens the "NIMS" to be prepackaged software (ala Microsoft in the 90s) that can run on any PC. It sounds to me like he is striving to be a monopolist.
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by oidar 2y ago
And Apple.
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by oidar 2y ago
Of course it's going to give an incorrect answer with that prompt. If the instruction fine tuning is neutered like this prompt, it's going to roll over to the foundation model and offer a completion - probably more influenced by t
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by oidar 2y ago
They do have it built in - but only for the default menubar items - like battery, wifi, bluetooth - etc. You can shove all of those into the control center. It works well enough for me that I don't think I need bartender anymore.
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by oidar 2y ago
This is what I did too. I don't think I need bartender now. A lot of the cruft can be managed by the control center and there are smart options in the control center and menu bar. These settings looked good to me: defaults -currentHost
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Experimenting with local alt text generation in Firefox Nightly(hacks.mozilla.org)
6 points by oidar 2y ago|0 comments
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by oidar 2y ago
Not actually me - just an interesting method of 3d printing at a microscale. See linked paper where the process is described in more detail. Complex Three-Dimensional Microscale Structures for Quantum Sensing Applications ( https:/&#x2
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My first attempt at micro-3D printing vs. my second attempt(old.reddit.com)
3 points by oidar 2y ago|1 comments
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by oidar 2y ago
You should look at different shorthand methods. This is very close to how teeline is written.
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by oidar 2y ago
That is a great idea. What have you used it for? How do you get the spend data?
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by oidar 2y ago
It's pretty easy right now. Synology makes things so, so simple and Yunohost is closing in right behind. If you can manage a large spreadsheet, I don't see why you wouldn't use one of those systems.
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by oidar 2y ago
Self-hosting is just responsible computing now. The big companies are just too big to care about small businesses, and will use your data in any way that they please - take it or leave it. And it's cheaper to boot. A synology NAS or a

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