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I Made a Tiny Raspberry Pi Board(youtube.com)
3 points by rock_hard 4y ago|0 comments
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by rock_hard 4y ago
Nothing special…I just use horizon workrooms Instructions https://www.meta.com/help/quest/articles/horizon/getting-sta... There is similar apps from third parties too but I haven’t tried those yet
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by rock_hard 4y ago
I started to use my Quest Pro with my MacBook when I am on the go and it’s pretty awesome if the alternative is a laptop screen! But it’s also not yet perfect I haven’t tried it in wired mode but wireless has a bit of latency (which is fine
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by rock_hard 4y ago
Yeah, finding product market fit for the machine that builds the machine is the only thing that really matters IMO
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by rock_hard 4y ago
Fantastic movie!! Essential time piece for everyone who lived through 9/11 Make sure to watch it if there is a screening nearby
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by rock_hard 4y ago
Sales numbers disagree with you The Model3 outsells any BMW model by large margins
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by rock_hard 4y ago
My wife makes about 5-6x what I make But I do make $200k/y So what we do is that her money is hers and mine is mine If she wants to spend her money on joint things like our house than that’s fine but I am clear with her whenever I won’
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by rock_hard 4y ago
Yeah, it’s def early days and it’s still in beta But the team has been moving extremely fast on things like performance, tutorials and onboarding classes and so on Btw: you can absolutely also just graphically layout your sim…that’s a commo
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by rock_hard 4y ago
https://flux.ai provides a similar module based approach to design It doesn’t just cover schematic design but also PCB layout. The later which I am not sure Jitx can do
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by rock_hard 4y ago
Also plugging https://flux.ai in this context It’s a modern take on electronics design with slick UX Comes with a free tier as well as paid Software engineers here are gonna love that components in flux are fully programmable fr
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by rock_hard 4y ago
Both in-house and external Almost everybody here has worked in hardware before. Bunch of people from Apple, Siemens, NASA, and other places
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by rock_hard 4y ago
We are working on exactly that at https://flux.ai
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by rock_hard 5y ago
This is pretty common actually At Facebook too there was no staging environment. Engineers had their dev VM and then after PR review things just went into prod That said features and bug fixes were often times gated by feature flags and rol
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by rock_hard 5y ago
Amazing news…congrats to the React team! We have been running the RC in prod since January and it’s been super smooth Concurrent mode makes react apps much, much faster and snappier…huge win for perf!
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by rock_hard 5y ago
Easily configurable Asset pipelines service Not for images/videos so much but instead focused on GLTF, Step and other 3d file formats There is a huge wave of 3d apps/games coming to browsers. WebGPU starting to roll out this year
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by rock_hard 5y ago
It’s a mindset issue Sure, sometimes there is special sauce in the drivers too But mostly it’s just culture. Hardware companies also don’t like cloud software…because they think on prem is safer or whatever
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Designing PCB boards faster with sub layouts(youtube.com)
2 points by rock_hard 5y ago|0 comments
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by rock_hard 5y ago
Absolutely, even more important to learn how to manage those early in life and adopt healthy behaviors
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by rock_hard 5y ago
I grew up having unlimited access to candy Unlimited meaning whatever I could find in the house My wife on the other side grew up not having unlimited access to candy Guess who of the two of us as adult now can control their candy consumpti
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by rock_hard 5y ago
We have never had a screen time policy. I was always unlimited. He also watches a bunch of dumb crab on YouTube…but hey, I enjoy my stupid TikTok memes too…so why wouldn’t I let him. I make fun of him when I think he does something stupid…b
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by rock_hard 5y ago
And kids will have to learn to deal with that! It’s your job as a parent to provide exposure and teach
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by rock_hard 5y ago
Some people have excessive behaviors…got nothing to do with TV, Games, Sugar, etc They just need help to learn to manage those excessive behaviors
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by rock_hard 5y ago
We also have a unlimited screen time policy with our kids It’s been nothing but great! They turned into information sponges with a huge amount of knowledge about the world, way ahead of their peers. Our son watches a lot of extrem sports Yo
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by rock_hard 5y ago
Had a Model Y for a year now Hands down the best car I have ever had and I have owned Audis, BMWs and other high end cars. Whenever I have to drive a non Tesla me and my wife just can’t stop laughing at how ridiculous they are…it’s like ope
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by rock_hard 5y ago
Fully agree! We tried it for a year and didn’t like it GitHub has less features but the UX around PRs is 10x better IMO
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by rock_hard 5y ago
Founder here, happy to answer any questions! Also, we are hiring engineers and designers (fully remote): https://coda.io/@flux-ai/flux-jobs
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by rock_hard 5y ago
Bingo!
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by rock_hard 5y ago
As someone who has worked on systems like these let me translate: “You stuff will be private but in return accuracy will be so bad that the UX is gonna suck!” That’s the key piece people miss when they wanna do anything with ML…that’s it’s
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by rock_hard 5y ago
Agree that the framework issnt the bottleneck here but asset loading is! We have been investing in building ourselves a asset pipeline backend and it’s been a dramatic improvement. Simply scripting Blender and other tools on a EC2 instance
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by rock_hard 5y ago
Nothing in R3F prevents you from organizing your scene like that

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