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by radley 2y ago
How does the auto DJ compare to something like Pacemaker?
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by radley 2y ago
Or perhaps, they could find it entertaining. Particularly if they're comfortable consuming Meta services.
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by radley 2y ago
I've always wondered about that scene: does everyone around him see him in the ads as well? If so, that would mean that they're appropriating his image to sell to others. Perhaps they're laser / audio projections, so eac
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by radley 2y ago
In an old-school yay internet sense, it's fun like amusement park rides taking your photo. But in a modern sense, it's just creepy.
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by radley 2y ago
I think the common wisdom is that if you use a Meta product, they will try every possible form of social engineering to drive engagement. While this example was unexpected, it was predicted ( Minority Report et al.) and is very much in lin
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by radley 2y ago
> The Peter Principle is an idea manufactured to suppress wages. It's a satirical theory, not an applied practice.
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by radley 2y ago
I use a custom pomodoro timer. Instead of taking a break every 25 minutes, I do it hourly. During my break, I take off my glasses, walk around, stretch, handle small chores and tasks, etc.
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by radley 2y ago
I'm using a CalDigit TB4. It's two years old and no issues. I don't push it too often, but when I do, it's fast enough to play six or more concurrent 1080p video layers in Resolume from a single Gen4x4 NVMe. It's no
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by radley 2y ago
The MacBook Pro also has a choice of regular, Pro, Max, and Ultra chips.
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by radley 2y ago
Has this been used for a music video yet?
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Geomagnetic storms cause "mass migrations" of satellites(spacenews.com)
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by radley 2y ago
> especially one that just makes blogs Uhm, that's pretty reductive. Perhaps that's the difference?
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by radley 2y ago
It's more about organizations. I'm in the Bay Area, and I've done Luguna Seca a few times through Hooked on Driving.
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by radley 2y ago
Perhaps some kind of ticket or official organization that could compel speeders to pay a fine or show up to court?
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by radley 2y ago
Or perhaps we could figure out a way to provide an accessible, legal venue for those activities. Like how skateboarding was a crime for a while (or still is??).
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by radley 2y ago
I'm not sure if I'd trust those two sources. Whole Foods was known for having sushi-grade ahi, but a lot has changed since Amazon bought them. Most upscale grocery stores should be ok.
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by radley 2y ago
> Sushi is not an at-home thing It depends on where you live. If you're in the Bay Area, you can go to the Tokyo Fish Market in Berkeley to pick up a variety of sushi-grade fish, beer, sake and related groceries.
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by radley 2y ago
What if the competitor offers 150% or more? Then is 100% a fair deal?
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by radley 2y ago
The context is generating images based explicitly on intellectual property. The problem is that most AI image generators allow IP as terms and/or they consumed IP to build their model, so they will return IP-based artworks. If you&#x27
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by radley 2y ago
A wonderful example: Bedouin live at Petra, Jordan for Cercle https://youtube.com/watch?v=xQCLf9T_M7Q&t=35
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by radley 2y ago
I think you're confusing defaults with lock-in. Safari, Edge, and Chrome are native browsers tightly coupled to their operating systems. They can't be removed. Further, anytime a user has to connect to an account for email, calend
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by radley 2y ago
If you're up front and reasonable, you're more likely to convert developers to pay for the new API. If you do it last minute, not only can't developers make the switch in time, you've lost their trust, making it harder t
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by radley 2y ago
Yeah, you'd think so. But as many of us have learned, many companies can't and won't be considerate. Sorry that you got hit with it, but at least it's a quick and clean break. Don't sweat the refunds too much (unles
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by radley 2y ago
It may not be eInk, but it's fast enough that it might work as a background layer
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by radley 2y ago
Or they can add an e-ink panel behind the main panel(s).
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by radley 2y ago
> Teleprompter-like screen with a camera behind it allowing presenter to look straight into the camera while still seeing the screen. Maybe they can upgrade this to a dynamic e-ink backdrop that's transparent where the camera is, al
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by radley 2y ago
By my understanding, they didn't have to pay for the exorbitant North American interactive music licenses during their first five year. The EU rates were much more reasonable (plus I think they got grants and govt support?), allowing t
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by radley 2y ago
AppleTV device has a dev option that will display video bitrates.
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by radley 2y ago
That complaint happened 10 years after they were founded and five years after they launched in the US. By that time, they were already a billion-dollar business. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news&#x2
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by radley 2y ago
Spotify benefitted from starting in the EU.

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