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by oliyoung 9mo ago
Asgard's Wrath 2 got critical acclaim for being a good *game*, not just a good VR game. If they can't make it work with something that got a 10 on IGN, then maybe they just can't make it work, but I think we're coming to
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by oliyoung 9mo ago
An Aperture-like is still the stand out missing piece here, especially when you have the Garageband to Logic and iMovie to Final Cut progression Photos isn't even close to the genuine Lightroom competitor that Aperture was
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by oliyoung 9mo ago
What if it's Military Grade Snake Oil?
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by oliyoung 10mo ago
Docker + Immich + Tailscale is the killer replacement to Google & Apple Photos, it's simply that simple
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by oliyoung 11mo ago
It is! It's why we advocate for a broader umbrella of dx for ASD. There are kids who are are independant and almost functionally neurotypical, they probably don't even need "helpers", but still need assistance that they
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by oliyoung 11mo ago
That's what I mean by "impacts of" :)
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by oliyoung 11mo ago
ASD isn't treatable with medication. Its impacts can, but Autism itself is largely pharmalogically untreatable
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by oliyoung 11mo ago
You're right. It's now ASD or "Autism Spectrum Disorder" and it much better describes the broad range of impacts the disability can have because it really is a spectrum; all the way from non-verbal to the mild, but real
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by oliyoung 11mo ago
Could it be? Could 2026 be the year of linux on the desktop?
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by oliyoung 11mo ago
My guess? implicit behaviours are always more valuable than explicit behaviours, so when implicit engagement became the metric and measurable, Facebook didn't need people to deliberately engage with content to determine its value Also.
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Australia's ABC Drops Salesforce for Braze(itnews.com.au)
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by oliyoung 1y ago
We should've never let marketing in the door honestly, all of the product names for the big three are awful. Microsoft CDN There, that's it. You're selling it to (hopefully) technical people
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by oliyoung 1y ago
Nope, the other times it's CORS
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by oliyoung 1y ago
To echo everyone else https://1001films.fandom.com/wiki/The_List
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by oliyoung 1y ago
Same, I spend an inordinate amount of time in mermaid, and I just can't see a reason for D2 over Mermaid especially when you can write a single Markdown doc and jump in between code, prose and diagrams as simply as ```mermaid ``` ```ty
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by oliyoung 1y ago
That's clearly Turkish, which would make sense for an obelisk in an ancient site in Turkey, not Thailand
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by oliyoung 1y ago
As a parent of pre and actual teens, this isn't "becoming", it is the de facto standard. Minecraft, Roblox, Fortnite are our kids' third place https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_place
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by oliyoung 1y ago
Yes! Parc Guell https://parkguell.barcelona/ and La Padera https://www.lapedrera.com/en are must sees for Gaudi
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by oliyoung 1y ago
I'll happily pay the premium for "it just works", especially device switching iPhone to iPad to MacBook to Apple TV, it works first time, every time. I have a pair of Sony XM5s, and even at that price point, pairing and devic
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by oliyoung 1y ago
> I wish technology is not blocked that easily. It's not technology that's being blocked here, it's uncompetitive commercialisation that is (at least in the EU)
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by oliyoung 1y ago
Wonderful idea Inexplicable price point
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by oliyoung 1y ago
To be honest, I'm a little envious of you. The tradition of cyberpunk in books is deep and extensive, and you'll start seeing how the books written in the late 70s and 80s are still SO influential today.
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by oliyoung 1y ago
They always struck me as a weird niche, as vegetarian food for non-vegetarians. Most vegetarians I know don't touch "fake meat" because the appearance of it being "real" is enough to put them off of it, the value pr
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by oliyoung 1y ago
Quickly? London is one of the most CCTV covered cities in the world, and has been since the 70s As shocking as this is, it's not _surprising_
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by oliyoung 1y ago
> Sounds a bit like a fancier ngrok. Well, yes and no. You can use it like ngrok, and I'm sure you could configure wireguard and ngrok to give you something similar to what Tailscale does, but Tailscale does it out of the box, with
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by oliyoung 1y ago
That is a series of words I never thought I'd see together
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by oliyoung 2y ago
Is this a software or hardware patent, because afaics the sensors on the newer Watches would already support this so it could just be a software update?
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by oliyoung 2y ago
Think you nailed TikTok's magic sauce, that algorithm finely balances the ghettoization of most traditional social networks and the "you might like this" randomness that feels like it's two-steps of interest away from yo
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by oliyoung 2y ago
Maybe the argument is accessibility, Disney is much more approachable and likely to get the kids invested and involved than Shakespeare and is worth the cost? Or they could just do Hamlet with Lions
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by oliyoung 2y ago
Impressive, but this is one of those "if this is public knowledge, how far ahead is the _not_ public knowledge" things

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