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by ux-app 5y ago
>all in all, this pandemic was people trying to help and be helping. Even here in South Australia where we were had tiny numbers (a few 10s of cases a day), the supermarket shelves were stripped bare of toilet paper, sanitizer, hand towe
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by ux-app 5y ago
The cost or "quality" of the PC is not a factor. Just the simple fact that you have to manually install graphics drivers is a basic issue that you don't have to deal with on console. Just visit any of the PCgaming subreddits
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by ux-app 5y ago
>There have been many submissions but no one seems willing to pay. Tailwind is a masterclass with regard to how to market this kind of thing. 1. Release the core of your product for free (basicially give 95% away for nothing) 2. Sell pre
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by ux-app 5y ago
>but religion definitely seems to form spontaneously. A lot of things form spontaneously, art, technology, language have all developed spontaneously and independently many times in the past 100,000 years. Religion isn't special in t
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by ux-app 5y ago
> For example, I will often read cancer patient message boards, or family members that have watched their kin succumb to Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease You're a tourist, like Marla.
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by ux-app 5y ago
That's great, well done, but without details it doesn't add much to the conversation. What are the apps? How did you market them? How long did it take to start seeing results? etc.
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by ux-app 5y ago
gambling, cigarettes and alcohol are tightly regulated where I'm from. Let's stop pretending that people are able to act in their own best interest. When I was a kid *all* advertising in F1 was for cigarettes. We stopped that shit
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by ux-app 5y ago
>are tricked into variably focusing based on simulated depth No, the focal distance in a headset is fixed. The light hitting your eye is always coming in at the same angle.
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by ux-app 6y ago
I don't want to derail the conversation, but I'd love to hear more about gingrapp. What made you choose this niche, what were the early days like?
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by ux-app 6y ago
>Well, is it their room or not? ...their inviolable space It is not their room. > “my house, my rules” is not a convincing argument It is in my house ;)
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by ux-app 6y ago
>I have yet to encounter a single "gotcha" out of omitting semicolons. keyword "yet". It seems like such a insignificant win, with the downside being some very hard to debug runtime error because one element of your b
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by ux-app 6y ago
That's a cool looking startup. I can see from the sample report that most of the data is aggregated from publicly available info. I'm assuming you are scraping the property pictures from a realestate sale site (in Australia the ma
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by ux-app 6y ago
yup 100%. I've been laser now for at least 15 years. The final nail in the coffin for me was when inkjet clearly became a loss leader on the printer made up through exorbitant ink replacement. The final-final nail was when manufacturer
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by ux-app 6y ago
Another vote for Brother here. A simple, no bullshit printing appliance. Plug in, and forget it's there until the toner warning appears.
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by ux-app 6y ago
don't be naive. If there is even a single penny to be made from mapping homes/bodies then it is already happening. Open your eyes.
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by ux-app 6y ago
fuck facebook, evil company. Shame on everyone who enables them, users and employees alike.
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by ux-app 6y ago
> The best games now are from independent developers Some Indie games are great, but there are still lot of really great big budget story based games being made that an Indie studio just couldn't produce. >This is a more profitab
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by ux-app 6y ago
none of that is required . chasing fad based development would make you think that it is, but there are a lot of successful products that aren't burdened with all this cruft.
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by ux-app 6y ago
I'm curious, what's wrong with this?
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by ux-app 6y ago
$800 for a battery??? how can a price like that be justified. I recently replaced the battery in my XPS13 myself for $90.
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by ux-app 6y ago
Sorry, i must be slow, what's the scam here? If I buy a $10 gift card with a $10 gift card, aren't we just swapping $10?
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by ux-app 6y ago
Can anyone explain the code in the Utilities API section? What language is it? I don't recognise it and this line $utilities: () !default; And the rest of it are unfamiliar to me.
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Intel senior VP, Jim Keller, leaves after two years(pcgamer.com)
1 points by ux-app 6y ago|0 comments
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by ux-app 7y ago
> A 5’ 10” male’s optimal BMI means a body weight between 130lbs and 170lbs. I've always found BMI to be a little suspect. I'm an average build 5'10'' and 170lbs at the upper range of optimal would make me look v
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by ux-app 7y ago
> any nick or scratch Sounds like cheap razors to me. Get a high quality razor + shaving gel and you'll never cut yourself. I've been shaving my head for 15 years and only bled once, from a crappy budget singly blade razor.
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by ux-app 7y ago
> shaving takes considerable time. eh? I've been shaving my head for the past 15 years and it's never been a long process. Takes me about 90 sec to shave my head. Just buy good quality razors and shaving gel and you can do it a
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by ux-app 7y ago
>auto-playing of trailers at full volume is super-annoying. I mute the TV when browsing.
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MicroLED 2M nits, 10k DPI highest pixel density display in the world(youtube.com)
3 points by ux-app 7y ago|0 comments
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by ux-app 7y ago
>And it’s likely they could leave a device at night and trigger it days or weeks later. same could be said about leaving a bomb on a bus, and yet there aren't bombs going off on busses every day, and even when it does happen, it&#x2
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by ux-app 7y ago
Yeah full autonomy that matches or exceeds human driving is a loooong way away for sure. Closing the gap is not just about sensing the environment, but also understanding it. That's (probably) a Hard AI problem. Why is no one looking

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