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by post-it 3y ago
Generally, a static website refers to any website where the server just serves files rather than running application code for each request. JS runs on the client. For example, I've been working on a character generator for the Inquisit
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by post-it 3y ago
> The reductio ad absurdum is the recent Canadian legal case where the court determined that a "thumbs up" emoji signals a binding contract. Why do you believe so? If "Looks good," "Ok," and "Yup"
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by post-it 3y ago
I have the basic $4 RBC account and it's free for me.
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by post-it 3y ago
Which banks still charge for it? Tangerine, Scotia, and RBC have it for free at least.
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by post-it 3y ago
> With the plasmoid model there is no time dilation But there is time dilation, so the plasmoid model isn't very good at explaining observations.
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by post-it 3y ago
I own a Quest 2 and I very rarely use it. I don't experience any nausea, it just hurts my face. :(
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by post-it 3y ago
The camera is only used to track the controller, the actual 3D data is pulled from the game files. The Quest API does let you layer elements onto the passthrough view[0], so it could work, the game would just hover in front of you instead o
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by post-it 3y ago
But is the idea that this would eventually run on a VR headset?
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by post-it 3y ago
Box would be a one-time purchase. There's no maintenance involved - if it breaks, you just buy a new one and log in, and redownload all of your data from your friends.
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by post-it 3y ago
Because nobody outside of HN is going to install software on an old phone or laptop. But they'll buy a $30 Box. By all means the software will be open-source (and mostly off-the-shelf if possible) so anyone can install it on whatever d
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by post-it 3y ago
Yeah, the Apple TV should do it.
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by post-it 3y ago
I dream of selling a Box that plugs into the wall that backs up all of your photos and videos and maybe acts as an ActivityPub server, and you can add your friends who also have a Box, and your friends' Boxes back up all of your photos
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by post-it 3y ago
The ad spots are how they get new customers, the product quality is how they keep existing ones.
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by post-it 3y ago
> or most intrusively, in half a dozen cases, preventing a program from working until I open the security preferences and find the "Allow" button. You can ctrl+right click and then press Open to bypass this and just show a warn
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by post-it 3y ago
They're going for the same approach they always do. You don't need word-of-mouth if you have every product placement slot. People won't get hyped on the Vision Pro by their best friend, they'll get hyped on it by their f
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by post-it 3y ago
The technical solution is to make the output of having denied permission identical to the output of there being no data. On iOS, if you deny permission to access devices on the local network, the app has no way of knowing - it just sees tha
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by post-it 3y ago
Yeah but React is really good. A lot of these articles[0] delve into an analogy that they twist into a complicated mess and say "hey look at how complicated frameworks are." But React isn't complicated. Most kinds of interact
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by post-it 3y ago
> Real-estate timelines are long. Think thirty year mortgages. I'm not sure this one applies. The bank holds the thirty-year debt, the builder gets the money immediately.
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by post-it 3y ago
The comments would be. They'd be a nucleus for the latest findings about Threads. For example, in the comments of the most recent one I found out that although you can deactivate a Threads account, you can't delete it without also
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by post-it 3y ago
In high school they cleared our graphing calculators before each exam, it had become too widespread.
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by post-it 3y ago
Assuming we see a new post about Threads user growth at x2 intervals, we'll see a maximum of eight more posts before they run out of humans.
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by post-it 3y ago
2M -> 5M = 2.5x 5M -> 10M = 2x 10M -> 30M = 3x Counting at exponential intervals is fine and notable.
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by post-it 3y ago
If I don't have to work with them, I don't care how they write their JS.
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by post-it 3y ago
They allow it on Instagram, so hopefully it's in the pipe.
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by post-it 3y ago
> You can do all that with linters but the people that need help with that stuff don't know how to set up a linter in the first place or what options to choose. Then how would they know how to enable "modern" mode? Junior
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by post-it 3y ago
No, as of eight years ago. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ECMAScript_version_history#ES2...
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by post-it 3y ago
> In my job as technical writer / marketer1, the most common question I get from companies I work with is “how do we get to the front page of Hacker News?” Genuinely surprising. Does everyone read HN but just never mentions it?
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by post-it 3y ago
Maybe they promised him free rocket fuel and a launchpad where he doesn't have to care about safety. Complete speculation on my part.
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by post-it 3y ago
He's the richest man in the world partially because he's desperate for money. Being bottomlessly greedy is a necessary prerequisite to being a multibillionaire, any normal person would retire before they get there. And although he
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by post-it 3y ago
We'll come up with new captchas and shibboleths to filter out generated fiction. It may come in the form of more in-person face-to-face contact. It'll be an exciting transition regardless.

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