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2y ago
There is no future for the Vision Pro unless they can scale it to a comfortable stylish form factor or establish a killer app. Nobody wants to walk around wearing goggles all day just to read email.
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2y ago
> How have we gotten to a place where our elected officials - sworn to uphold the constitution - willingly and knowingly pass unconstitutional laws just to see how long they can get away with it? The constitution is not a immutable docum
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2y ago
Yep had one of these. For some reason I really liked the sound it made as a kid.
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2y ago
Falco
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2y ago
Big vibes of "We are very smart, see how smart we are?" from the blog post. These kind of people usually suck to work with. I'm glad they've found a startup to sink so I don't have to deal with them.
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2y ago
Why would Microsoft build something almost no customers were asking for? Even now ARM is niche.
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2y ago
> but I'm not sure I'm willing to dive down that rabbit-hole. You know you wanna!
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2y ago
That's a feature not a bug. Slow is good.
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2y ago
Some us actually work on real software with dozens or hundreds of other devs and not toys. We can't always just "use any JVM language".
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2y ago
Somewhere in Cupertino an Apple UX engineer is furrowing their brow at you. How dare you want information!
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2y ago
Yea D stagnated due to some terrible decisions by Digital Mars.. it never built a serious community.
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2y ago
Compromise is never required. It can be beneficial but success can sometimes be a matter of being entirely uncompromising.
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2y ago
I wonder what it would have tasted like...
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2y ago
So edgy. Must be peak edgelords working at Twitter these days.
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2y ago
I suspect some engineer has discovered their CI scripts were just "exit 0"
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2y ago
Oh Shiva, he's practically a punchline in Massachusetts.
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2y ago
Almost never but there's a lot of folks that have gaslit themselves into believing "its the right tool for the job". There's no requirement that a shell language suck as much as bash.
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2y ago
They cancelled the car project.
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2y ago
Were friendly (mostly) but doesn't mean we don't hold contempt for our fellow Americans.
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2y ago
Childcare is much more expensive and complicated in the US. Also we all hate each other. The US is a country of individualists, we'd much rather be on our than in a group unless it's for purely social reasons.
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2y ago
Its even simpler, iD is owned by ZeniMax. ZeniMax is owned by Microsoft.. who would they even sue?
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2y ago
Most artists, like most programmers are working in a commercial capacity. I see no reason why "their passion" should overrule profit-seeking. Do art for the sake of art on your own time. But expecting companies to not embrace AI t
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2y ago
Which is? It sounds like you all invented your own mission in your head. It's pretty basic.
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2y ago
How do you believe that violates your company mission exactly?
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voidfunc
2y ago
But seriously, there is only darkness here.
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2y ago
He did make the public Twitter investors massively wealthy tho :)
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2y ago
> but it sure as heck isn't a reason to invest in Are we just ignoring the bushels of money that Tesla has made investors?
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2y ago
If you're in the business of making money (you should be if you arent) it doesn't matter if his shit is good or not, only that it sells. Way too many idealists out there. Make money and get out of the rat race.
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2y ago
IMO I think the driver for fusion is going to be commercial or military need for orders of magnitude larger than today massive power generation. Climate change isn't going to get us there.
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2y ago
Eclipse is kind of a monstrous organization and it's heavily rooted in European rather than Silicon Valley organizational theory. There's a lot of design by committee and other insanity so expecting a coherent marketing message is
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