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by rhlsthrm 7y ago
Do you think VR will be more mainstream than AR? I tend to believe that once AR becomes really good it will be more mainstream than VR because it can integrate with your normal life and provide useful things like a HUD and also crazy cool t
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by rhlsthrm 7y ago
Yes, but work ethic and obsession are the absolute baseline you need.
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by rhlsthrm 7y ago
This is exactly right. I've come across this theory of obsession on my own and I've been helping my wife find what she's obsessed with. She watches things on YouTube like makeup tutorials that are things I would have never th
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by rhlsthrm 7y ago
Why not in the fridge?
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by rhlsthrm 7y ago
Then how would we be able to browse for free?
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by rhlsthrm 7y ago
This is awesome stuff. This is exactly the type of content I want to start creating (development blog, newsletters, etc). Do you think it's better to build your own blog site if you were starting now as opposed to using Medium or somet
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by rhlsthrm 7y ago
Imagine your entire workstation as a full AR display that can be any size you want on your desk. AR is literally real life holograms, there's amazing amounts of applications. Everything you do on your smartphone today can be blown up i
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by rhlsthrm 7y ago
I haven't tried GitHub Actions yet, but Netlify makes this very easy to do.
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by rhlsthrm 7y ago
This is great, this is exactly something I've been looking for. I'll definitely look into using this for my next project.
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by rhlsthrm 8y ago
Agree with the first two points, but do you really think "new developers" are the ones who are creating the "ideas/platforms/frameworks/etc/etc"?
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by rhlsthrm 8y ago
Room service + daily cleanings + guaranteed TV in front of the bed is the best for vacations with my SO. Big group of friends = rent a huge house and have an awesome time. Your comment is spot on.
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by rhlsthrm 8y ago
Unfortunately that's not what matters to Wall Street or VCs. They could arguably have scaled slower and made sure each market was profitable, but since everyone wants "growth over everything", they were forced to scale as qui
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by rhlsthrm 8y ago
Resource hog != lag. The reason Chrome doesn't lag is probably due to the fact that it uses so much RAM. I personally use Safari because of the OS integration but for some sites I do have to fire up Chrome just for performance.
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by rhlsthrm 8y ago
I switched recently to using Safari for all my browsing except when I need DevTools, then I just fire up a Chrome window. Only having one Chrome tab open instead of dozens seems to help performance and battery life on my MacBook as well.
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Both Uber and Cruise Open Source Their Self-Driving Car AV Toolkits
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by rhlsthrm 8y ago
> They will have a lot of catchup to do to get where Office is now. That's a sentence I never thought I would hear.
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by rhlsthrm 8y ago
I think my MBP is pretty awesome and I love the Touch Bar.
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by rhlsthrm 8y ago
But if everything is powered by your watch, then all the external "devices" become essentially dumb monitors. If you could walk up to a monitor and your watch automatically paired with it through Bluetooth and all your stuff poppe
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by rhlsthrm 8y ago
That's not true, the 5000 add on was to be able to get the full self-driving when it comes out (which it hasn't yet). I have a Model 3 and I didn't opt in for the add on. You can always add it on later since it's just so
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by rhlsthrm 8y ago
ETH is what you use to pay fees to the network to transact on it. i.e. if I want to transfer you some "tokens" on the Ethereum platform, I would have to pay a fee in ETH. This makes it a speculative investment, since if more peopl
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by rhlsthrm 8y ago
Awesome, how has the experience been on the project? I'd love to get involved as well, are there any contribution guidelines or starting points?
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by rhlsthrm 8y ago
Being a daily TS/Node dev for a while now, I'm super excited about Deno. Any idea of when it will be production ready?
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by rhlsthrm 8y ago
Honestly, if you're running a Mac, your rationale seems to point to using Safari as your browser. I had a similar thought process as you, and Apple's incentives as a company seem to align best with mine. Apple's incentive wit
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by rhlsthrm 8y ago
Mojave is running great for me, what problems have you been experiencing?
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by rhlsthrm 8y ago
24/7 open trade market that can't be closed or shut down, no middleman fees (just network fees which will trend lower as scaling solutions are brought online).
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by rhlsthrm 8y ago
> It's ridiculously expensive per transaction, your account can be wiped out if someone gets your token, it's not "untraceable", etc These are all problems that are close to being solved. Sharding will solve high tran
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by rhlsthrm 8y ago
Yes, but right now it's much more stable to be holding that than one of the pure crypto assets. Anyone can make a stablecoin backed by another country's currency.
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by rhlsthrm 8y ago
But why is it always necessarily "awkward and clunky"? As always on network connection becomes more and more ubiquitous, internet connected experiences become better and better. Just look at (well-designed) experiences today like
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by rhlsthrm 8y ago
Exactly right. And I made the jump and bought a USB-C monitor which plugs right into the MBP and charges and connects video in the same connector (which is awesome). Then I bought the USB C to Lightning cable, which fast charges my iPhone.
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by rhlsthrm 8y ago
> You'll definitely be able to ignore it and it probably won't be used in smallish companies for ages. Why do you say this? I feel like this would be very useful for smallish companies. I'm running eng for my 3 person star

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