outside415

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by outside415 3y ago
you can keep your principles, I prefer to have captured more upside.
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by outside415 3y ago
I have a macbook, AVP, iphone, several air pod PRos, airpod pro max, like 10 home pods... no, I think I mostly like apple quite a bit.
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by outside415 3y ago
I have an astigmatism so I actively avoid wearing glasses, I probably do need them though. I do not wear glasses in this device, I just use windows that are often the size of my walls in the VR space. they offer lenses in store by Zeiss I b
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by outside415 3y ago
that looks pretty cool
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by outside415 3y ago
capacity to have the creativity to leverage the tool when no one is instructing you on best practices or pitfalls.
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by outside415 3y ago
I have a couple of different places that I live right now because of RTO (my house, an apartment near my office, a vacation home). My house has the best desk set up, it doesn't make sense for me to reproduce it else where. So at the ap
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by outside415 3y ago
in my regular life I always have very sophisticated monitor set ups. most non-technical people don't. they won't benefit from a device that offers more virtual real estate until there are apps that spoon feed them that benefit. yo
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by outside415 3y ago
keeping mine :) I bought it intending to return it, I use it every day. literally have dreams about operating in 3d space now (whether that's good or bad I don't know).
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by outside415 3y ago
PE is stupid. at least do forward PE or DCF... cmon.
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by outside415 3y ago
NVIDIA is about ecosystem plays, they have no interest in sabotage or anti competition plays. Leave that to apple and google and their dumb app stores and mobile OSs.
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by outside415 3y ago
appreciate the comprehensive reply. very cool.
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by outside415 3y ago
yeah I am happy to have all of my phone time cannibalized by it, much easier on the eyes and arms, more fun too. Looking at photos and videos on it is far more enthralling than on my phone. connecting it to my macbook and working on docs is
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by outside415 3y ago
yeah virtual keyboard, you can either touch the keys directly or do an eye gaze finger tip close motion. it's fine for small things like URLs and Search terms, but once I start typing in a password or a sentence I become very unhappy.
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by outside415 3y ago
I’m 20 hours in and its use for me is greatly accelerating. Wish it was easier to type.
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by outside415 3y ago
Try 3 years for 5x ;)
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by outside415 3y ago
What do you do that you need so much hardware? My experience was a few weeks with pcvr gaming on quest 3 was all I needed to get the neck strength. The AVP feels lighter by comparison.
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by outside415 3y ago
right? I can do it on any other model, and its always my default prompt because I want to see how close it comes to a particular memory of mine. they are overdoing it. midjourney is the best.
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by outside415 3y ago
I disclosed my use of chatgpt throughout the process and the hiring manager was excited that I was on the cutting edge. I used it for the project they gave me as well. :) I don't think my friends disclosed that they were using it.
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by outside415 3y ago
while I agree with you in the context of a work environment 100%, in an interview there is a series of checkboxes interviewers need to hear and if you say I don't know I will look into that you can really screw yourself.
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by outside415 3y ago
their censorship is the worst of any platform. being killed from within by the woke mob apparently. it's a pity for google employees, they're going to be undergoing cost cutting/perpetual lay offs for the foreseeable future a
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by outside415 3y ago
I asked it to generate a beautiful woman in a clear blue river looking at the camera in high fidelity. it refused.
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by outside415 3y ago
Me and several friends have used ChatGPT in live interviews to supplement answers to topics we were only learning in order to bridge the gap on checkboxes the interviewer may have been looking for. We’ve all got promotions by changing jobs
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by outside415 3y ago
$80bn dollar company *
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by outside415 3y ago
I thought it was referring to MS teams initially too.
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by outside415 3y ago
that will certainly pay off, hard to see it now though.
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by outside415 3y ago
Crypto is really cool, decentralized computation and asset management are very valid use cases. look at $rndr or $tao. there is still a lot of really good innovation going on that you and the mainstream media will pick up on in about 1.5 ye
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by outside415 3y ago
math calculation, general knowledge, interviewing, python scripting, vision for UI building, vision for technical analysis, GPTs for subject matter expertise, autogen for doc creation, competitive analysis using vision, builder.io (figma pl
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by outside415 3y ago
Few generations of cards away from that I’d say. I hope this too so I can build an insane varjo based VR rig with a bunch 4090 supers
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by outside415 3y ago
He gets enough wrong throughout the article that I can’t really draw much from his conclusions. Fun food for thought though as I do agree we are in an AI bubble. Regardless of that though for anyone using these models the transcendent chang
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by outside415 3y ago
an understanding of global macro/liquidity cycles is indeed an edge :)

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