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by rcarr 3y ago
You do make some very good points. We all thought Intel were going to dominate ten years ago though and they managed to fuck it so it’s not unprecedented. Apple do seem to be a lot better managed though. I think there’ll be more clarity aft
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by rcarr 3y ago
The replacements I’m contemplating atm are: MacBook -> steam deck and nreal air glasses iPhone -> any Samsung with Dex iPad -> a Boox Tab (I mostly use my tablet for reading pdfs and writing)
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by rcarr 3y ago
Maybe. But I've been buying Apple for over a decade and this is the first year I've considered migrating off the ecosystem. I think AR glasses (not goggles) are going to be the defining hardware tech of the decade and I can see th
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by rcarr 3y ago
What Samsung device are you using? My initial thought when I saw the Fold was that it was a gimmick but I'm looking to do some long term travelling and I'm starting to come round to it, especially with Dex thrown in the mix. The R
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by rcarr 3y ago
I probably fit into the Apple loyalist camp, I've currently got an Apple laptop, phone, tablet, smart speakers and TV and in the past I've also tried the watch, the AirPods and the iMac. I'm probably more tech orientated than
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by rcarr 3y ago
I think next month's WWDC and the AR goggles/glasses are really going to define how this decade plays out for Apple. There's clearly some kind of unification strategy going on behind the scenes but whether it's going to
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by rcarr 3y ago
The D&D reading lists look pretty good for fantasy: https://www.dicegeeks.com/dnd-recommended-reading/
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by rcarr 3y ago
Haha someone has been watching TechLead.
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by rcarr 3y ago
> Human brains are massively parallel Not only that, but they coordinate massively in parallel as well. Someone like Einstein might be the one who scores the goal but how many interactions with other people contributed to the goal scorin
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by rcarr 3y ago
It takes 600 years to biodegrade which is nothing in the overall scheme of things. Scientists also seem to be well on their way to creating a bacteria that consumes plastic. Personally I think plastic waste is going to be a mostly solved is
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by rcarr 3y ago
There are a variety of commercial products already available to buy: https://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=washing... https://en.guppyfriend.com
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by rcarr 3y ago
This problem can be pretty easily solved with finer washing machine filters and/or guppyfriend bags.
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by rcarr 3y ago
Try on some Under Armour 5 Pocket Drive Pants if you get the opportunity, I’d be surprised if you wanted to go back to jeans (for comfort reasons at least).
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by rcarr 3y ago
Everything I wear is made by either Under Armour (trousers, socks, shorts, underwear, tops, hats), GoRuck (boots, jackets, polos), Patagonia (mid-layers/jackets) or Carhartt (hat) so I think that’s probably a big component of why I hav
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by rcarr 3y ago
I've completely stopped wearing cotton. Everything I wear is now polyester and elastane. Socks, underwear, trousers, boots, t-shirts, mid-layers, jackets, hats - all of it. I know this has it's own issues with micro plastics but t
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by rcarr 3y ago
I've been using Macs and iPhones since around 2009 and the last few months have been the first time I've started seriously contemplating about moving away from the ecosystem. I'm going to go travelling soon, and I want the mo
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by rcarr 3y ago
Many aeons ago, someone at my school worked out you could download the Halo trial on to the school PCs and play anyone on any other school PC over the LAN. Entire classes of IT students were just sat playing Halo every lesson. At one point
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Apple Working on 'Special Version' of iPadOS 17 for Larger iPads(macrumors.com)
2 points by rcarr 3y ago|4 comments
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by rcarr 3y ago
I don't think he is anymore but his wife is. I might be wrong though.
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by rcarr 3y ago
It’s funny that a lot of these comments seem to be kids paying for the subscriptions of their parents. The boomers really are masters of dining out for free.
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by rcarr 3y ago
At this point in my life, I think I would quite happily become a tradie. Would anyone pay me a living wage whilst I was an apprentice? No. Will the government top up my wages so I can survive whilst on the apprenticeship? No. Will the gover
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by rcarr 3y ago
I cannot agree more. In my opinion it's the only music platform that hasn't been entirely captured by the mainstream record labels. I get all kinds of cool DIY bands recommended through it. I got more good recommendations from usi
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by rcarr 3y ago
Well as the Millennial who wrote the comment, I can confidently say that it is true. Just because you preferred to learn programming through reading tutorials doesn't mean that the same is true for everybody else or that text is the be
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by rcarr 3y ago
> And if they do grow up to be an astronaut or whatever, Smarter Everyday shouldn’t get all the credit, it’s more luck of the draw. I'm not sure an astronaut is the best profession to get your point across here. The resume of an ast
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by rcarr 3y ago
> you may learn some factoids about physics are MIT lectures "factoids" now? https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=mit+opencoursew... > Gen z isnt just learning physics by idly watching veritasium vid
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by rcarr 3y ago
It 100% is realistic dependent on the field. If you combine what you learned from YouTube with personal projects you can be professionally proficient in: - An instrument/songwriting - Music Production - Video Production - DevOps - Netw
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by rcarr 3y ago
Only if they’re taking a very short term perspective. If the customer is left feeling like they’re consistently getting scammed, they will stop shopping at Amazon and take their money elsewhere. I highly, highly doubt Amazon is letting thes
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by rcarr 3y ago
There are literally full courses for AWS DevOps qualifications, Network Administration and the like, with hundreds of comments underneath them saying, “thanks, I passed my AWS cert today because of this course”, “thanks, I got a job because
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by rcarr 3y ago
Math - 3blue1brown Programming - freecodecamp AI - Andrej karpathy Science - acapellascience
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by rcarr 3y ago
Not everyone is doing a job that requires lab work. There are a lot of jobs out there which you can learn to do entirely through Youtube and your own personal projects.

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