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by poly2it 11mo ago
A resolution of 2160@110° is kind of low normally, effectively being around 20 pixels per degree. I wonder if they could pull off something like what the engineers behind the Simula VR headset did, where they shift the outer resolution to t
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by poly2it 11mo ago
> a time ... and a duality within the present forms of society in which either expression is interesting enough or leads up to a significant event such that we will remember it in the future. No time has been one-sided as in the way you
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by poly2it 11mo ago
Is this the best idea you could've put your time on? Maybe I don't see the vision, but I have no idea who would by this or for what. AI/slop is cheap and luxury brands will only lean further away from it.
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by poly2it 11mo ago
It bothers me they can't even seem to design a user interface that looks like it came out of the last decade. Thunderbird is an even bigger mess.
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4 points by poly2it 11mo ago|2 comments
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by poly2it 11mo ago
Are you implying that avoiding use of services controlled by a fascistoid oligarch is cope?
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by poly2it 11mo ago
This? https://alicecengal.github.io/uuid-hangul/
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by poly2it 11mo ago
How would this be enforced? Do you get punished on social media if you claim you are Bob?
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by poly2it 11mo ago
A reason to be cautious about propositions like these isn't just the inherent belittling of children's right to information, which can be argued for or against in certain cases, but the aspect of giving any proceeding government t
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by poly2it 11mo ago
You have more rights over a freely licensed binary file than over a freeware file.
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by poly2it 11mo ago
Whitepaper?
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by poly2it 11mo ago
Kkroening's wrapper has been inactive for some time. I suggest using https://github.com/jonghwanhyeon/python-ffmpeg instead. It has proper async support and a better API.
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by poly2it 11mo ago
From the comments here I'm almost getting the impression aphantasia is more common than not, which is wild to me. I'm quite sure I'd place myself on one. I can imagine an apple, and it will vividly appear. I can transform it,
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by poly2it 11mo ago
Does copyright apply to variable names?
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by poly2it 11mo ago
Worldwide?
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by poly2it 1y ago
It is also relevant to know if a user who'd otherwise use app X on iOS would use X less on Android.
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by poly2it 1y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45541068 (8 days ago)
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by poly2it 1y ago
Great post! Now somebody with the connections just needs to make it happen. For event five, slippery when wet, you should definitely include drying your hands on a towel, as it serves an important hygienic function.
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by poly2it 1y ago
I don't think the parent comment advocates for hurting babies. It just, probably correctly, states that cherry picked examples won't be representative of roboty safety with infants in the next years, but that true safety will impr
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by poly2it 1y ago
Unlike yours?
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by poly2it 1y ago
Do you not perceive more than 50 Hz?
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by poly2it 1y ago
It's not just frame rate, but also input delay. If you're using Visual Studio Code, you might be used to waiting 100 ms for a character you typed to appear. My personal workflow is based on Kitty and Neovim, which I've config
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by poly2it 1y ago
It's also exactly the type of writing you see on LinkedIn (yuck), so this article really goes full circle!
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by poly2it 1y ago
The person who opened the issue specifically complained about getting an AI-generated reply before closing it. If you view the edit history for the message, or the language author's second response, you will see that the reply was edit
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by poly2it 1y ago
The author of this language seems to have responded with AI-generated arguments in response to all questions linked in the FAQ section. This does not inspire much confidence for the design of the language. Really, I do not see the point of
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by poly2it 1y ago
What makes an OS great for children?
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by poly2it 1y ago
I wonder to what extent they read everything which is posted here.
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by poly2it 1y ago
Of everything potentially causing scope creep in GitHub, issue tracking and forums might be the least out of scope. That said, I agree that the execution of many features in GitHub has been lacking for some time now. Bugs everywhere and aby
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by poly2it 1y ago
I don't think it's strange at all. These licenses obviously have rhetoric reminiscent of FOSS licenses. These companies just don't want to call their technology proprietary.
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by poly2it 1y ago
It's great and all that their business strategy is working out, but anyone looking to use a FOSS solution isn't going to care at all. This is basically just allowing self-hosting of a third-party's cloud, which is an improvem

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