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by stuart78 6y ago
I’ve been thinking about my kid’s first computer and something in this ballpark is interesting. More hackable than iPad, not quite the complexity of a laptop. Not sure this one is quite right’ especially compared to the Pi400, but nice to h
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by stuart78 6y ago
Think of those as proof of concept. Imaginative types will come up with all sorts of interesting use cases. It is a pixel display on fabric, do whatever you want with it... pulse it to music, send notifications, just animate living textures
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by stuart78 6y ago
Even with all of these, the cost of implementing the standard (time for engineering, design, etc.) will likely very quickly dwarf what you are paying for the standard itself. I agree that open would be better, but the fees themselves really
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by stuart78 6y ago
"Camera Type: Built-in camera" does not give me a lot of confidence about that webcam ;)
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by stuart78 6y ago
While not disputing the core point about escalating violence against Asian Americans, this article seems to view any crime or violence as racially motivated. There is a robbery in there, for example, which suggest an alternate motivation. W
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by stuart78 6y ago
I was thinking more along the lines of a pivot for the business into a new line of AI Honey.
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by stuart78 6y ago
What I loved about this article was the feeling of being dropped into a completely foreign world. The visual and acting style of the soap is so weird. The presence of Sanders is so unexpected. Not being familiar with Malbolge, it was all es
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by stuart78 6y ago
This take strikes my as a bit absurd. You have to take a pretty all-encompassing view of 'tech' for it to make sense. Apple success on the shoulders of a wide app developer ecosystem, not on the narrower set of other tech titans.
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by stuart78 6y ago
I loved Simple, but had to move back to a traditional bank when I got married. Lack of joint accounts was the major problem, but it also turns out being able to write your own checks instantly has some real advantages (over waiting for 1+ w
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by stuart78 6y ago
Fantasy RPGs tend to do a pretty good job of this. The macro path your character follows is consistent, but there are choices and class-specific stories that create a sense of character. I think the question comes down to the ‘role playing’
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by stuart78 6y ago
Had the same reaction to corpo path. I think it would actually be interesting to tell a story about that culture from the inside, rather than immediately retreating to the well-trodden anti-corp perspective. For a supposedly ambitious game,
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by stuart78 6y ago
YouTube censors content all the time. Pornography and pirated content, being just the most obvious examples. Others that want censored content have only to look to other sites to find that content. In my opinion, YouTube should (and does) h
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by stuart78 6y ago
I wish there were a market for pamphlets (as there was in ye olde days). Hear me out. So many categories of books (business, psychology) could more effectively communicate their core thesis to a lay audience via 40-90 pages[0]. A long artic
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The App That Offers Cosmic Awe(nautil.us)
1 points by stuart78 6y ago|0 comments
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by stuart78 6y ago
If I recall correctly, this is more due to Netflix than Apple. Not sure if it is business terms or data privacy, but Apple seems open to as many TV App participants as possible.
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by stuart78 6y ago
In the big company I work for there are several valiantly started and quickly forgotten TLA dictionaries available on various SharePoint sites. Yet none had the few critical ones people were using when I started. Wondered if the popular jar
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by stuart78 6y ago
For a use case like this, I don't see the reason to upgrade. It is clearly stable and solving the need.
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by stuart78 6y ago
Given their crazy RAM price markups, I prefer to have this option so that I can buy my own RAM from another source.
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by stuart78 6y ago
This theme always reminds me of the story Joel Spolsky related about optimizing the number of sesame seeds on a burger bun [0]. It may work for a while, but there is a logical lower limit to how small an ice cream container can be before it
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by stuart78 6y ago
I'll admit I didn't read the whole thing, but the flow chart on page 41 is fantastic. Worth skipping to.
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Big Box Collection(bigboxcollection.com)
1 points by stuart78 6y ago|0 comments
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by stuart78 6y ago
In my opinion you learn a ton about candidate in this stage. Firs and foremost, are the curious. Generic questions are fine, but specific questions that respond to the discussion show you’ve both been paying attention and are actually thin
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by stuart78 6y ago
Railgrade looks very cool, look forward to checking it out.
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by stuart78 6y ago
This is amazing. I love the passion and dedication in projects like this. It is so easy to take a few seconds of film like that for granted, but this is a great reminder of how much work goes into the details.
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by stuart78 6y ago
Seeing these screenshots reminded me of all that bloom-abuse, which feels like a hallmark of the xbox 360 era. Seeing these shots was a good reminder that it could be tastefully used.
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by stuart78 6y ago
I believe they are donated to the medical community, not sold.
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Can the teardrops from reading bad science writing generate electricity?(eighteenthelephant.com)
8 points by stuart78 7y ago|0 comments
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by stuart78 7y ago
This feels like a reasonable outcome. I think Apple could have done a much better job of communicating what was happening, and I imagine having to agree to having committed a "deceptive commercial practice" probably stings much mo
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by stuart78 7y ago
I worked at a company with the same slogan and the same situation. In that case, the team that made the culture code did not have actual buy in from anybody, they just put up a bunch of signs, partially as a passive aggressive rebuke to the
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by stuart78 7y ago
Rose-tinted Red Car nostalgia is common in the post Roger Rabbit era. It was a poor private solution to what would later be a big public problem, and you can read a more neutral take on its demise at 99% Invisible [0]. I lived in LA for qui

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