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sarreph
9y ago
This was posted over a month ago [0] — and has been discussed in numerous ways since then. [0] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMotykw0SIk EDIT — Thanks to cpv (below), this is the discussion I should've linked to:
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I think you're overreacting to the author's attempt at tongue-in-cheek humor... After all the explicit sarcasm, emphasised by quoting 'cool', turns the tables on the 'twenty-something white males', and makes &#
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Nope, not 'confirm' — my 'stunt' in that context was referring to the parent comment's insider source saying they're actively working on a proper demo... Obviously, the webpage in of itself currently could be v
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9y ago
Helps to stunt some of the vaporware conspiracy theories though :)
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Lock out: The Austrian hotel that was hacked four times
(bbc.co.uk)
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Excuse my (potential) ignornace, but isn’t this just Bitmoji (which has huge market share), just with slightly reduced setup from face scanning?
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@lostgame: Out of interest, what device size are you running GB on? Want to upgrade my old phone to take advantage of GB's Logic integration, but I can't decide whether to get an iPhone 8 Plus or the standard model... Does screen
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Safe to say that Arthur C Clarke would count this as 'sufficiently advanced technology' then I guess :)
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Actually... How cool would it be to have an NN that could extend an image's background with plausible scenery? Not just photoshop 'smart' fill, but for example if it detected a building on the right side of an image, it could
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New Research for Human Follicular Hair Regrowth
(sciencedirect.com)
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Next update's gonna be the filming of the filming of a filming session. So meta.
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9y ago
Yeah, I miss the days back at the start of the decade when I would brim with delight over an email notification that a senior engineer / moderator had chimed-in on my thread on the Apple dev forums. Checking the dev forums was my favou
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Check this thread, talking about how it has been a huge headache for Electron apps. https://github.com/electron/electron/issues/10736#issuecomme... The driver I am on is this one but it looks like (as per abo
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9y ago
It is a shame to see Apple using the same tactics as iOS with macOS, which in my opinion a different beast when it comes to upgrades. I really regret upgrading to High Sierra, because — thanks to a still unfixed graphics driver issue, my 20
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9y ago
What do you want them to say? Something like "We didn't use an already-existing, massive database of ours because [REDACTED]." Despite my somewhat facetious alternative, I am genuinely interested in how you think they could h
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I knew what laptop Marco would be talking about before I clicked on the link. Perhaps that says something about Marco, but I have the feeling it's almost certainly about how widely-lauded the old rMBP was, and still clearly is. Apple g
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Meet Boston Dynamics’ Streamlined SpotMini
(techcrunch.com)
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Hackers Claim to Break Face ID a Week After iPhone X Release
(wired.com)
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I get that the SaaS model of owning user data is wrong. However, I've noticed that some comments seem to imply that it combats being "locked-in" to a provider. Surely a web-app'a data structure is so tailored to its serv
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It's not an 'appeal to authority', just a hint that I'm reluctant to take design advice from IBM. Why? As many other HNers have pointed out, the site that the font is being showcased on is hardly the pinnacle of good web
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It's never an absolute, but for a similar justification to the you've given for white — it creates too much contrast, and is therefore most often (especially in print and on bright displays), uncomfortable to look at: "[Pure]
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Auto-Translating various lengths of 'memememememe' yields buggy results
(translate.google.com)
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You want skeuomorphism again?
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I think the most important thing is that you are motivated to create a web-app in the first place — this should give you mental leverage to learn how to do UI / UX properly, if you have the time to go down that route. As someone who st
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Godot Engine – Dev snapshot: Godot 3.0 alpha 2
(godotengine.org)
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My mail usage is far more agnostic to its protocol than my web usage is. Google may hold far too much data to generate a profile of me and relevant ads, but using GMail doesn't fundamentally affect the content of my email or inbox, o
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This is one of the caveats of debating in the HN echo-chamber... People start making bizarre analogies using 'parallels' from tech (in this case, SMTP), for the sake of it, hoping that the blatant inaccuracies of their comparison
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9y ago
This is really exciting — as someone who spends far too much time messing around making electronic music, I was thinking about how cool it would be to have a voice-to-instrument converter. After all, if a computer can create the sounds of a
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Heart surgery survival chances 'better in the afternoon'
(bbc.co.uk)
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Interesting you mention the gloves / 'soiled'-fingers scenarios — as those do indeed make it pain to use TouchID! However, they usually also restrict your usage of the entire touch display as well (unless you have ultra-snazz
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