utopiah

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by utopiah 3mo ago
In term of dual use nuclear seems culturally radically different from everything else, wondering why.
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by utopiah 3mo ago
PDF is 10 pages but book is 100 pages. Is it a 90 pages commentary? Worth it?
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by utopiah 3mo ago
Very cool use of WebXR!
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by utopiah 3mo ago
me looking at my brand new mechanical keyboard ssshhh... it's OK, it's not about us.
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by utopiah 3mo ago
Yep I even said it's cool but it's a bit like someone being surprised tablets can be used for sketching. If tablets were just released it'd be a nice discovery. If it's years later and there are dozens if not hundreds of
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by utopiah 3mo ago
Disappointingly banal for the field. Spend a couple of minute with your favorite search engine to search for architecture + XR and you will find countless projects, from weekend hackathon prototypes to professional suites to integrations in
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by utopiah 3mo ago
an artisan blogpost? Is this 1999?
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by utopiah 3mo ago
You didn't take the time to review all the dimensions of the project then. It is never always worst on all dimensions, if at least includes the 'I made (part of) this myself' dimension. Even if it is objectively worst on ever
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by utopiah 3mo ago
posted the same day https://pluralistic.net/2026/07/28/hitl-ers/#ai-ai-oh but the TL;DR is that actual understanding of the gaps is required to teach.
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by utopiah 3mo ago
3 months from first contact to... nothing. Surely those big corps peddling AI dev can't be taken seriously.
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by utopiah 3mo ago
FWIW not only it is in itself nice but it evens has plugin system. Consider extending it and sharing back with the community!
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by utopiah 3mo ago
Interesting, I'm relying on Troika (and a-troika-text for AFrame for WebXR) for https://git.benetou.fr/utopiah/text-code-xr-engine
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by utopiah 3mo ago
Turing Tumble is pretty fun.
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by utopiah 3mo ago
True but also... she wasn't a software engineer putting code in production nor a researcher working no the fundamentals of machine learning negotiating a raise. She was part of the "Ethical Artificial Intelligence Team" of wh
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by utopiah 3mo ago
OK as prototypist I can safely say "Yes!" and I've been repeating this for a while now. If you want something that is close to what everybody else does, or said, using statistical means make sense. If you are interested by ge
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by utopiah 3mo ago
FWIW I had WebMonetization up on my blog since April 2020. No paywall, just available. My wallet on GateHub net worth: 0.00 So... yeah, technically it works but until anybody cares, it doesn't matter. I didn't even re-installed my
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by utopiah 3mo ago
Funny to consider how many Apples are showcased on Apple TV shows. I think the most ridiculous one was "For All Mankind" where civilization was so advanced it featured colonies on the Moon and Mars... yet used current Apple phones
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by utopiah 3mo ago
For circuits then can be simulated. They have a of constraints that might make the problem space a lot smaller. Maybe there are also a lot of text on what makes a good design. I also believe most design related to a physical object have doc
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by utopiah 3mo ago
I follow this project thanks to CrowdSupply from which I regularly buy open hardware. Honestly I'm torn on this one. I will probably buy it but from a purely philosophical standpoint. Why? Well I do have a black & white HP laser pr
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by utopiah 4mo ago
Great to see such write ups in particular with money. At least 2 things the random LinkedIn post will ignore, on purpose or not : - price today remains low (even though they might feel higher than before), Uber is the business model, no sec
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by utopiah 4mo ago
I don't see why would anybody accept that without a significant upside.
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by utopiah 4mo ago
Like I said I'm confused, genuinely trying to figure the article out. "A cryptosystem is incoherent if its implementation is distributed by the same entity which it purports to secure against." What is the cryptosystem then o
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by utopiah 4mo ago
I'm confused, is the argument that it doesn't work because Google is fueled by surveillance capitalism? If so what about Apple which is only partly so? What about Firefox and in particular its de-branded ones without Google search
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by utopiah 4mo ago
I would be curious how impactful people here think SpaceX satellite fleet is. Satellite communication is an impressive technical feet. In some very niche cases it is the only viable way. In the vast majority of cases though it is terrible c
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by utopiah 4mo ago
Busted my Corne-ish Zen yesterday, going back to an Ergodox EZ (until I received 2 new Corne, including one as backup) I can tell that leaving a comfortable and efficient hand based setup is literal pain, both physiological and cognitive. I
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by utopiah 4mo ago
Yep, staff is technically brilliant, company itself is still terrible though IMHO.
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by utopiah 4mo ago
I do free diving recreationally and I think the opposite is true. Air in the room is not the bottleneck, ever. Finding the right goal with the right people is. Even with very very little air a lot can be done, in fact constraints, even as f
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by utopiah 4mo ago
Disney doesn't share. It's an ad, nothing more, sadly. It's worthwhile reading on Disney and IP. It's like Microsoft on software but way broader. Arguably impressive research results but with sadly only motivate by captu
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by utopiah 4mo ago
$700 13.3-inch E Ink Carta ™ 1300 Display or E Ink Kaleido ™ 3 Display Touch support 3200 x 2400 resolution (300 PPI) Up to 60 Hz refresh rate Sub-100 ms latency USB Type-C with DisplayPort Alt Mode https:
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by utopiah 4mo ago
As a prototypist I can share : - you genuinely learn once your assumptions about how a system works break, you realize it, try differently, validate, get a better model of that system - your interfaces must remain permissive while providing

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