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by ralusek 4y ago
This is a very pleasant 3d space to navigate on mobile. I was intuitively able to pan, zoom, rotate about the vertical axis as well as tilt. Put two fingers on the screen and move them vertically to tilt, move them tangent to the original c
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by ralusek 4y ago
I have variations of this thought about once a month. The modern CCP is many things, but "wildly incompetent at the national scale, for extended periods of time, at the cost of potentially destroying their own country" is not some
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by ralusek 4y ago
The uncharitable take is assuming that a person can't make a salad.
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by ralusek 4y ago
I'm not sure you want to use "value of his companies due to things he says" as your marker for incompetence. Many of his companies are seriously overvalued precisely because the things he says drive up the value far beyond wh
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by ralusek 4y ago
I've never understood this argument. Go to anybody on the street from any neighborhood in any demographic and ask them: "In order to lose weight, should you eat more of: - Candy or Fruit? - Soda or Water? - Big Mac or Chicken Brea
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by ralusek 4y ago
In a practical sense what it really means is "non-RDBMS." Even more specifically what it means is "any of the database technologies that were created or popularized in the period following RDBMS dominance in order to circumve
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by ralusek 4y ago
Most UI frameworks, such as React, operate as if they are informal state machines. Each component is a state/nested state, they have their mount/unmount logic as onEnter/onExit transitions for the state, most of the event han
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by ralusek 4y ago
The most annoying restriction in this vein is the upvote + favorite in rapid succession. I do those actions in rapid succession all the time, and get the error of doing too many actions too quickly every time.
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by ralusek 4y ago
He started SpaceX, bought Tesla.
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by ralusek 4y ago
Etiquette can be enforced.
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by ralusek 4y ago
Is there anything approximating a hard limit at the moment (AWS Aurora is at 128TB at the moment). Do you do anything with Citus or CockroachDB or normal partitioning behind the scenes?
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by ralusek 4y ago
I'd rather that be a problem left to etiquette, rather than avoided due to lack of technology.
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by ralusek 4y ago
A few people have mentioned /r/tipofmytongue, but you'll do better at /r/tipofmyjoystick; specifically for games.
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by ralusek 4y ago
So we know max db size for Supabase?
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by ralusek 4y ago
I have had lots of great experiences in VR. I used to be a 3d modeler, so I've found sculpting and painting in VR to be excellent. Tilt Brush, SculptVR, Gravity Sketch, Medium. To scale up what you're working on, sculpt out a buil
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by ralusek 4y ago
There's some dumb joke at work here, and I can't tell what's real. I just actually want clamonaise; it sounds good. If this isn't a real product, please make it. If it is a real product, please don't actually put ca
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by ralusek 4y ago
I'm honestly sick of these posts. VR is a thing. It's a really cool thing, and it is totally underappreciated for what it is. A single company controlling the metaverse is what's stupid.
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by ralusek 4y ago
Fair enough, I was comparing them to traditional car companies.
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by ralusek 4y ago
Categorical imperative says articles stop at 10 paragraphs.
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by ralusek 4y ago
If you go to 95% of architects or interior designers, they will give you designs that are largely representative of current trends, which is incidentally what most people want. Very few people in creative industries are truly pushing that i
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Ask HN: Wouldn't it be trivial for ISP to determine site via traffic patterns?
4 points by ralusek 4y ago|2 comments
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by ralusek 4y ago
This sounds like a problem well suited for ML, which is basically the thing most of us expect Tesla to be best at. Just throw sensor data at cases and let the situations in which certain values should get precedence manifest in the weight
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by ralusek 4y ago
After almost 3 years of hearing about things our government could have and should have done, it's nice to see a little foresight. That being said, I don't love what the foresight sees.
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by ralusek 4y ago
This title is interesting, because "Auth" (Authoritarian) and "Lib" (Liberal/Libertarian) are both used to denote opposite ends of the vertical axis of the "political compass."
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by ralusek 4y ago
To bring this out of the abstract, take something like feminism. First wave had it right, in my opinion, by focusing on liberation. Women weren't free to choose their own paths, and conservatism was the over bearing force in creating t
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by ralusek 4y ago
The thing that progressivism has gotten wrong is that tradition isn't completely arbitrary and lacking in utility. The thing that conservatism has gotten wrong is that tradition isn't simply defensible for its own sake. Modern pro
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by ralusek 4y ago
My experience with software developers is that libertarian-adjacents are overrepresented among us as compared to the general population.
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by ralusek 4y ago
I bought them, and everyone I know bought them. So for what it's worth, you'll at least be in good company. It won't be some forgotten bin of a handful of people with no recourse. It also maxes at $10k a year, so you're
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by ralusek 4y ago
Selective breeding/reproduction/engineering combined with evolutionary pressure in order to guide a genetic lineage in a particular direction. In the example of disease, say you wanted to make a human virus be able to infect mice.
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by ralusek 4y ago
And to think he was just trying to convince a kernel developer that it would be fine to use JS, just this one time, for a simple UI he needed.

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