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by ozten 5y ago
"These people tend to be more suspicious, untrusting, eccentric, needing to feel special, with a tendency to regard the world as an inherently dangerous place," Hart said. "They are also more likely to detect meaningful patte
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To go deeper into a reexamination of the archeological record and challenging our Euro-centric and agro-civilization centric narratives, check out The Dawn of Everything: A New History of Humanity by David Graeber[1] [1] https://
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I think Simula One is competitively priced for enterprise hardware, but I think of Kickstarter as more of a B2C platform. It might be best to reproduce a B2B playbook like getting a government contract or one large enterprise contract to fu
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Given the goals of the project, I was surprised that the design was a hardware play. Most of the value could come from an application (for the first couple of years getting user feedback) and eventually an OS once commodity systems have bee
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Depending on where you are in the world, you may be living during several bubbles. I think the key is to not have any assets that you aren't willing to gamble in these bubbles. Then there are macro economic forces (in the US at least)
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Isn't this a type of cherry-picking fallacy? The analyst should have had a hypothesis before crunching the numbers. Instead they looked at three windows and then chose to highlight the one that would be the most attractive to Reddit au
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I agree with the bias you highlight, but I'm not sure it is that exaggerated in this example. Today 2 Billion people have a platform (social media). The sample size of "telco executives making futuristic predictions interviewed in
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This is an interesting data point for folks designing demo pages. The API was discovered by playing with the demo page [1] according to a link from a link in the article [1] https://weblog.west-wind.com/posts/2011/
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Blender is a counter example. They prioritized UX and are now eating into commercial use cases.
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I have looked at a lot of Patreon pages and almost of all of them the creator is making $10 - $400 a month (usually a guesstimate based on tiers and subscriber numbers). This is great in terms of an additional revenue stream, but it is no M
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In parts of AWS / Amazon usage of YAML is forbidden. I sort of remember it was a contributing factor to a significant outage. A YAML config file was truncated and given partial configuration and otherwise falling back to default config
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Stevey's Tech Talk S1E11 – Why Jeff Bezos is on track to be erased from history(youtube.com)
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Great blog and YouTube channel[1]! So many great builds. Very inspiring. [1] https://www.youtube.com/c/thereoughtabe/videos
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AOT - Ahead of Time compilation
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Nreal Brings the First AR Glasses to America, via Verizon(uploadvr.com)
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This is a "push notification" style in-app message that I am calling an "Ad". I don't know what the correct terminology is within Brave's chrome.
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I am aware of about:kitchensink and related config from the mozilla codebase. I've used about:config on desktop many, many times. Blaming the user isn't the best path to ADUs. Brave's settings have many options and I wasn&#x2
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Thank you for your help. 1) I'm probably dumb, but on iOS putting brave://settings/wallet into the address bar puts me into Brave search results. No leading or trailing spaces. 2) This setting will disable in-app marketi
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Agreed. I recently tried to adopt Brave on iOS. There in-app marketing messages are cringe-worthy[1] and there isn't a way to opt-out as far as I have found. This seems unethical, as I consider these messages as unwanted advertisements
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Great infographic. I love how 2nd icon for "Typical sleep posture or sleep place" takes over the 3rd row as well. Seems like some design trade-offs were well served.
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VermillionVR[1] is incredibly realistic! I really felt like I was in that brick studio with a nicer set of equipment than I'd ever used. I guess I used easels sort of like that in college, but in the real world I didn't use such a
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Aproximately 100% of my searches include atlest one typo. Spellcheck is for the week.
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"brave aquires search company" - 4th SERP is accurate [1]. Not to shabby! 100% of results from Brave index. Congrats to Cliqz team. It is a shame that Brave / Cliqz couldn't work with DuckDuckGo to help them get onto an
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"Use Visual Studio Code with integrated Git, Terminal and IDE features just like you would use it locally." Is this using rsync or ? What is the best way to synchronize local disk with the remote server? Curious if this could work
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These hidden cores are fascinating. In the past, I was interviewing at a hardware company and one of the things they had just discovered was an "unused" and undocumented processing unit that they could run a process on to get sque
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I accidentally made $7,642 from BrainTrust for 3 hours of “work”(twitter.com)
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The dual interfaces of the knob and the exercise ball looking thing are interesting. I found Google Earth in VR hard to use. Maybe a more direct interface like this would have been better.
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Braintrust (BTRST) is now available on Coinbase(blog.coinbase.com)
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I think documenting a very specific altruism is more effective than the B-Corp logo, which people may not even know what it is or worse, misremember it's meaning. * We plan 1 tree for every 100 foobars purchased. or * 10% of our profit
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RabbitHole – Earn crypto through using the latest crypto applications(rabbithole.gg)
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