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by vaylian 3y ago
Already discussed in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40113203 (different article though)
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by vaylian 3y ago
This is still not sound reasoning. Otherwise we would not allow ourselves to have bikes because there are people without legs. The actual problem is not that new technology empowers able-bodied people, but that the existence of that technol
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by vaylian 3y ago
That is a flawed argument. Alternative solutions have to be found for people who are physically handicapped. That is nothing new and AR/VR doesn't change that.
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by vaylian 3y ago
VR/AR needs to be collaborative to achieve a breakthrough. Being able to interact with digital objects in 3D space that other people can also interact with will change how we work together. Just consider code review: You can literally
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by vaylian 3y ago
> You're totally looking in the wrong places. Are there some places you can recommend?
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by vaylian 3y ago
Does this use or relate to eBPF in any way?
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by vaylian 3y ago
Statements are now allowed before `super`: https://coderoasis.com/java-23-new-features/#statements-befo... At long last!
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by vaylian 3y ago
He's the president of the Freedom of Press foundation[1] [1] https://www.wired.com/2017/02/reporters-need-edward-snowden/
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by vaylian 3y ago
And then there were webrings, which allowed one to walk all over many different loosely related websites. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Webring
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by vaylian 3y ago
> It works on any JavaScript runtime: Cloudflare Workers, Fastly Compute, Deno, Bun, Vercel, AWS Lambda, Lambda@Edge, and Node.js. Does it work in the browser as well?
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by vaylian 3y ago
I'm not an expert in product development, but I imagine it goes like this: 1) Identify a problem 2) Brainstorm and sketch out solutions 3) Look at the currently available technology to see if a solution can be constructed 4a) If the pr
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by vaylian 3y ago
Any claims made during the presentation, including claims of professional experience, can be completely made up. Besides, if someone was allowed to present at a conference, then that means that they have already been reviewed and approved b
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by vaylian 3y ago
citation needed
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by vaylian 3y ago
No. This is only Web 2.0.
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by vaylian 3y ago
I skimmed the wikipedia article on the event[1] but I don't see anything that explains the role of kid's phones in the event. Can you elaborate? [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uvalde_school_shooting
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by vaylian 3y ago
> (hello Matrix / Synapse) Synapse also supports using a drop-in directory for configuration
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by vaylian 3y ago
Vala has a sibling language called Genie[1]. Both languages are basically the same, but Vala uses a C#-like syntax while Genie uses significant whitespace like Python. They are both compiled by the same compiler (valac). [1] https:/&#
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by vaylian 3y ago
A fair criticism. But it's also a nice wordplay.
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by vaylian 3y ago
You are right that they currently don't create core sets any more. I wouldn't be surprised if they change their mind /again/ in the future. See also: https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Core_set
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by vaylian 3y ago
> you can (and must, to survive) make as many moves as you possibly can, to get ahead. The tricky part is not getting ahead in the wrong direction, because that could be a blunder if the strategy behind that move is not well thought thro
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by vaylian 3y ago
> I just can’t imagine him greenlighting a product so close to the prototyping stage, especially in an environment where Apple had zero urgency compared to the past. And yet he launched the iPhone, which, in its first generation, didn&#x
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by vaylian 3y ago
Do you have a source that backs up your claim? If that is really the case, then I would share that information more widely.
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by vaylian 3y ago
A: Inheriting a mission-critical legacy code base that is written by some cowboy coder who has left the company and who is in no way available to answer your questions.
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by vaylian 3y ago
Maybe we have different ideas about what a "story" is, but stories are about defining a context and a progression from that context to a more advanced state. You can use technology in ways that the inventors never intended, but mo
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by vaylian 3y ago
Nice. Where do you get the job listings from?
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by vaylian 3y ago
I'm still trying to get a deeper understanding of Radicle, but let me try to answer with what my current understanding is: > how to deal with malicious or misbehaving peers Radicle makes heavy use of public keys and signed data. Eve
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by vaylian 3y ago
See also: Sleep deprivation is torture: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/dreaming-in-the-digi...
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by vaylian 3y ago
Radicle shows a lot of promise. As far as I understand it, every participant runs a local radicle node in true peer-to-peer fashion. Every node can seed git repositories which then get replicated on the network. From the perspective of a gi
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by vaylian 3y ago
> any source based package manager that doesn't enforce a legal right for the registry to forcefully take over maintainance of published packages from their creators ... This seems to be a non-issue. The beauty of open source is tha
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by vaylian 3y ago
> Call it cynicism but I think humans just prefer things to be implicit. I agree with the implicit part, but not with the cynicism. Most human-to-human communication has implicit details, simply because there would otherwise be too many

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