slazaro

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by slazaro 8y ago
> VR goggles are the opposite of laziness for me. > Too much effort required to set everything up. Which is why Oculus Go is being a (moderate) success. It's quick and easy to grab and use. It has its problems, sure, lack of 6dof
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by slazaro 8y ago
How is it a single-player game then? I think I'm out of touch with newer games...
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by slazaro 8y ago
I use an Amazfit Bip wristwatch, and now I don't use sound for alarms, just the watch vibration. It wakes me right up.
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by slazaro 8y ago
> Indeed, the laws of physics have not changed. That's not the reason people might be hesitant to read a book from the 1940s. Technology changes a lot, and maybe things changed in airplanes to make it obsolete, maybe not. That'
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by slazaro 8y ago
Wait, do you mean leaving it on for a minute and then rinsing, or not rinsing at all and just go about your day?
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by slazaro 8y ago
Exactly. I wish I could make all this shared context disappear and make it act dumber. I find myself fighting the way it works all the time :(
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by slazaro 8y ago
I was just thinking, something like this could be pretty cool in VR; the curvature of the screen could be 3D instead of a 2D warp. Having modern higher dpi monitors inside VR is not great because of the resolution of the headsets, but this
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by slazaro 8y ago
You know you can still do that in Linux, right? The package managers are just a convenience.
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by slazaro 9y ago
AFAIK it's impossible to target where you want your weight loss, so this should be irrelevant.
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by slazaro 9y ago
The excuse for these kind of ads is that it's just machines making correlations, but I've always thought it's mostly easy to solve: they should only show you ads for things you bought when it's the kind of product that o
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by slazaro 9y ago
The problem is that they're making assumptions on how people use the site and then break years and years of conventions that are used on mostly every website.
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by slazaro 9y ago
I like the fact that it's temporary and doesn't require any modifications on the website, nor does it need any kind of server code, just a js bookmarklet you execute on your analytics page.
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by slazaro 9y ago
The people that buy GPUs for mining don't really have to believe that cryptocurrencies are the future; they just have to run the numbers and see that mining is profitable with a specific hardware, it's not belief but economics.
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by slazaro 9y ago
You have been using it for a long time, right? Have you found any issues in the case when you previously successfully generated a site using an older version, but then install a newer version in a different machine, and you try to generate
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by slazaro 9y ago
How would you compare it to Photoshop and what would you say to a Photoshop digital painter to get them to switch to Krita (or at least try it out for a while)?
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by slazaro 9y ago
It crashed for me too. It's a shame, I was curious to see what was achievable in a day of work!
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by slazaro 9y ago
Can we see the game? :)
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by slazaro 9y ago
Or a particle accelerator in his basement, generating an element that didn't exist before.
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by slazaro 9y ago
Try asking on https://www.reddit.com/r/tipofmytongue/ Sometimes they get very obscure stuff from vague descriptions.
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by slazaro 9y ago
If you want a chronological sort of HN, try https://hckrnews.com/ . I don't go straight to the HN main page anymore.
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by slazaro 9y ago
Why showing them then? If it's useful to not have them the first few days, why is it useful after? I don't have any numbers, but I'd bet 99% of visits to comment pages are made in the first day of the article being submitted
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by slazaro 9y ago
Also, I think a big advantage for the camera-based solutions is that they're totally passive, while laser-based need to interact with the object.
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by slazaro 9y ago
Yeah, I immediately thought of Hexels too, which already has had a community and lots of artwork done with it for a few years. I'd suggest having a few examples of artwork and screenshots in this landing page, it's very dry for an
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by slazaro 9y ago
Do they know any personal information about you from your exchanges so far? If so, be careful because you might be liable if you disclose any vulnerabilities.
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by slazaro 9y ago
I elaborated on this in a different comment, but I think there could be dishwashers divided in two independent halves that worked as you say, without requiring double the space.
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by slazaro 9y ago
I thought of something similar a long time ago: A regular-sized dishwasher that is divided into two working independent halves, also auto-drying after washing. You'd place your dirty plates into the left, turn it on when full, place th
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by slazaro 9y ago
More generally, this term is used in basically every game that has a big RNG component (lots of rogue-likes, for instance).
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by slazaro 9y ago
How about combining both? Maybe if you think long enough or work long enough in this kind of dog businesses, you'll see opportunities to apply tech to solve some problems. Easier said than done, though...
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by slazaro 9y ago
I have the same problem with lack of sleep after exercising. This goes away when I exercise 5h before going to bed, at the latest. Then I'm fine.
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by slazaro 9y ago
Isn't Newton's birthday January 4th, but was December 25th in their calendar back in the day? Or is it the other way around?

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