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by sebular 5y ago
I'm an American and I love smiling at strangers and receiving a genuine smile in return. It's the perfect minimal conversation: no words, just sharing a moment of mutual positivity and kinship. It's like you said the perfect
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by sebular 5y ago
You wrote a critique of this blog post that's actually longer than the blog post itself, but you failed to notice the obvious joking tone the author used, so the whole thing sailed right over your head. He's clearly just doing a h
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by sebular 5y ago
How do you respond to the fact that development of the feature was led and announced by a woman?
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by sebular 6y ago
If you read the post in its entirety you would have seen this: "Developers must not obfuscate code or conceal functionality of their extension. [...] Minification is allowed, including the following forms: - Removal of whitespace, newl
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by sebular 6y ago
what happens if 100 people move to the same spot? What kind of infrastructure do you have that supports 100 simultaneous video streams?
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by sebular 6y ago
I'm not the person you're replying to, but I think the main reason you'd expect to see this on iOS is due to the additional Face ID sensors available on most of their devices. Presumably Apple could offer a version of this te
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by sebular 6y ago
I took too long writing my other comment, but it's all the more relevant given the fact that you were misled by the very article headline that I chose to single out.
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by sebular 6y ago
Fox News has definitely not turned over a new leaf. Here's an example from the Fox homepage that impressed you so much. It's about the latest developments from the CHAZ: "Black Lives Matter protestors say Seattle's auton
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by sebular 6y ago
Shame, I just played a few rounds in Firefox on a Mac without any mouse tracking or input lag issues and had a blast! Is it possible that you have some Firefox Add-ons installed that are messing with it?
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by sebular 7y ago
Summoning all of your experience as "a person somewhat close to electronics engineering", you deliver this gem: > I simply don't see any signs of proper thermal engineering here. I hope you're joking. If not, you hav
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by sebular 7y ago
This is great. To anyone playing around with it: if you decrease your font size, it zooms you out!
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by sebular 7y ago
Yeah, that was the point of the sentence. A man who wasn't Appalachian was telling a room full of educated Appalachian intellectuals that Appalachians are happy making 24k a year because they don't "need to show off". A
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by sebular 7y ago
I've used Termius on my iPhone a few times when I needed to complete a small task and couldn't be at a computer. For that use case, it's been fantastic! However, Termius on the desktop (Windows, in this case) falls short of
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by sebular 7y ago
broken in firefox and chrome on windows
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by sebular 8y ago
You contradict yourself. You imagine a school where everyone looks the same but thinks "different", and yet by your own definition that school doesn't have any women, blacks, gays, etc. How would that work? Do you imagine
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by sebular 8y ago
It's impossible to take this author and article seriously when he opens by describing "justice for women as well as for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, asexual and allied people" as being "political
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by sebular 8y ago
Not that I see the logic in comparing the cost of an iPhone to Mark Zuckerberg buying buffer properties, but the cheapest new iPhone you can buy on apple.com is the iPhone 7 for $449, and that's without doing any price hunting. It&#x2
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by sebular 8y ago
I've been hunting for an e-paper coding solution for a while and have yet to find a solution that works well. The best I've seen is the Onyx Boox Max 2, which has HDMI input: https://onyxboox.com/boox_max2 Unfort
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by sebular 8y ago
You might be interested in this: http://www.emuvr.net/
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by sebular 8y ago
Being a programmer who recently started making sourdough, this is nice to see. But I have to admit that I clicked because I saw Github + sourdough and thought that someone had coded an app to help you track weights and timing!
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by sebular 9y ago
"An interface is supposed to make things easier" I disagree with this, but I'm struggling to counter it with something pithy. The problem is that there are so many ways to compare interfaces. The best I can do is point at h
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by sebular 9y ago
I think you mean "obsolete" and not "redundant" but yes, the common asymmetric encryption methods used for things like HTTPS are trivially cracked with a powerful enough quantum computer. The good news is that people hav
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by sebular 9y ago
There's enough straw in your comment to make an army of men, and almost too much cringe to handle. For starters, you're putting a mountain of words in Kumail Nanjiani's mouth. It's odd that you must be told this, but wh
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by sebular 9y ago
I think the idea is that this is found in nature as a single material. Silicon doesn't do anything remotely brain-like until humans etch intricate patterns in it and run precise electrical currents through them. I think the use of neu
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by sebular 9y ago
I feel your pain here, but at least USB C is on the way to becoming the new standard. Sure, nobody likes a dongle, but it's been a while since someone did a facepalm because they can't use their keyboard since they left their USB
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by sebular 9y ago
Whether or not VR becomes massively mainstream depends on whether it can become more standardized, affordable, and most importantly, whether the hardware can be miniaturized. It's clear that we have a long way to go in those departmen
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by sebular 9y ago
I think that they're actually talking right at each other, but Zuckerberg is thinking of the possibilities, while Musk is thinking of the implementations. "AI is the future" really means that Zuckerberg sees the massive poten
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by sebular 9y ago
Let's put aside your absolute and close-minded certainty about the future for a minute. Unless you can provide some quotes, you're putting a lot of words in Elon Musk's mouth. He's made some goofy pop culture reference
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by sebular 9y ago
I don't know anything about your background or area of expertise, but you sound completely disconnected from reality. > Your diagnosis is at odds with the basis of open security. > The primary thing that needs to happen is an
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by sebular 10y ago
This works, but by blocking half the light, wouldn't you get a pretty dim picture?

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