two_handfuls

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by two_handfuls 10d ago
Was the company over 1000 employees?
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by two_handfuls 11d ago
Your eyes won't be focused on "infinite" in VR either. The focus distance is similar to the distance to the screen on your desk.
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by two_handfuls 12d ago
To be clear, you don't have to run things on it, you can stream wirelessly from your PC. An advantage of a standalone unit is you can take it with you, or for people who don't already have a gaming computer. You're also ask
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by two_handfuls 16d ago
Edit: not anymore.
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by two_handfuls 27d ago
Apple Maps shows the correct name.
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by two_handfuls 29d ago
Surely this is going to cement the reputation of datacenters as a blight.
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by two_handfuls 1mo ago
This is not ok.
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by two_handfuls 1mo ago
Oh man this finishes too early, I would want to read more!
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by two_handfuls 1mo ago
This sounds like the "hmm this is strange" first step of discovery.
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by two_handfuls 1mo ago
You might like "save continously but call it 'history', offer a save button but that just names the current revision" This lets you throw away and start over, but also gives you infinite undo even after "loading&quo
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by two_handfuls 1mo ago
A home battery you can just plug in. Interesting. Are those legal in the US?
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by two_handfuls 1mo ago
> Anyone enlighten me on actual usability problems I wasn't able to use the "move" tool to move a semi-transparent layer, it kept on switching my selection to the layer below it and moving that. That violated my expectatio
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by two_handfuls 2mo ago
Yes. I have started to really empathize with the people who choose not to read the linked articles.
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by two_handfuls 2mo ago
What is it? Is this like a gear, where the output shaft turns at some fraction of the input shaft? Is better or worse than traditional toothed gears in some way?
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by two_handfuls 2mo ago
Worktrees I suppose?
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by two_handfuls 2mo ago
Second paragraph: "It ties into the typical offfgrid system of a solar charge controller, battery bank, and photovoltaic panels to maintain a safe temperature range." So it doesn't have a battery bank, but you're expecte
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by two_handfuls 2mo ago
Came in not expecting much, but those are all good points, expressed concisely.
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by two_handfuls 2mo ago
No reason to make it easy for them though.
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by two_handfuls 2mo ago
Well best would be websites not using cookies so there is no need for a notice.
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by two_handfuls 2mo ago
For those struggling for context like me: this is about the Rust programming language.
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by two_handfuls 2mo ago
It doesn't, because SPCX isn't a space company, it's an AI company with a space hobby. That's what the IPO paperwork says at least.
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by two_handfuls 2mo ago
Good point, they really shouldn't allow this.
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by two_handfuls 2mo ago
They still do this? Wow.
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by two_handfuls 3mo ago
Ah, thank you. I must have missed the API. So it's more about data and less about presentation then.
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by two_handfuls 3mo ago
SpaceX the company has done and is doing amazing feats of technology. SpaceX the stock is only in a very small part about rockets and space. In their filing they talk about their total addressable market being $28.5 trillion, of which $26.5
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by two_handfuls 3mo ago
SpaceX since the IPO is an AI company with two side projects: social networks and space. I say this based on their filing which says that the vast majority of predicted profits will come from their AI company, citing a $36.5T total addressa
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by two_handfuls 3mo ago
I'm having a hard time understanding what this is. It's not a web browser- it doesn't support html. What does it browse then?
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by two_handfuls 4mo ago
Inertia was an issue, now it's solved with grid-forming batteries that can provide the same inertia a rotating flywheel did. Most projects today are solar+battery or just battery alone, so inertia is no longer a blocker, it's just
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by two_handfuls 4mo ago
The question was: "Does that apply to non-citizens?" Saying "they can deport you" without specifying whether the hypothetical "you" is a citizen or not means you did not answer the question. Not that you have
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by two_handfuls 4mo ago
There is a neural method for computing 3DGS from video or a series of photographs. Rendering 3DGS uses no neural networks as far as I know.

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