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by zmmmmm 2y ago
You can take that way if you want. But you aren't doing it justice if you just view it as purely cynical deliberate manipulation rather than a true effort at enhancing the reader's understanding. Essentially they offer a framework
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by zmmmmm 2y ago
> If trump said 1+1=2 He says things like "I wish I had general's like Hitler's" or his political opponents are the "enemy within" and he would harness the military against them if he gets in power, and that
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by zmmmmm 2y ago
Endorsements are published by the editorial section which is specifically separated from the rest of the newspaper so to not undermine the neutrality of the journalism in the other sections. Opinion and analysis has always been part of news
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by zmmmmm 2y ago
Thank you for highlighting that, I had remembered it wrongly.
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by zmmmmm 2y ago
Just remember, the mininum billing increment for file size is 128KB in real AWS S3. So your Git repo may be a lot more expensive than you would think if you have a giant source tree full of small files.
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by zmmmmm 2y ago
Knowing someone with a brain injury, something that is hugely apparent is how much we take for granted "sequencing" - that is, the ability for the brain to hold a sequence of events, ideas or actions in a coherent order over a per
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by zmmmmm 2y ago
Like a fish in water, you just don't know the problems you have, because you never considered it could be otherwise. One problem you have, is that it costs hundreds to thousands of dollars to buy a large display and then they are so hu
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by zmmmmm 2y ago
Life is way too short to spend it worrying about what other people think about this type of thing. Reality is, they almost never care and are far more concerned about their own problems than whether someone else looks like a dork.
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by zmmmmm 2y ago
I'm not proposing this for everything and high security public facing contexts can definitely do the maintenance to manage frequent certificate rotation. I just don't want my garage door integration with my car to stop working bec
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by zmmmmm 2y ago
Really interesting point about the utility of the look-and-pinch interaction rather than waving your hands around in the tight space confines of the plane. This was definitely my main issue using the Quest which was otherwise a fantastic ex
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by zmmmmm 2y ago
It would be OK if browsers treated self-signed certificates a little better. There are lots of contexts where a self-signed, long or non-expiring certificate makes perfect sense. But browsers and security stacks in general react as if the w
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by zmmmmm 2y ago
the cost of the people is represented by it not being "easy"
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by zmmmmm 2y ago
It may be an interesting side effect that people stop so gratuitously inventing random new software languages and frameowrks because the LLMs don't know about it. I know I'm already leaning towards tech that the LLM can work wel
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by zmmmmm 2y ago
My take in a nutshell: when raw performance and micro-optimisation are the core value proposition, portability and alternative equivalent technologies stop being viable competitive levers. There is just too much sunk into micro-optimisation
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by zmmmmm 2y ago
So between this and the award for physics, it's basically a clean sweep of the Nobel prizes this year for AI. Quite a moment if you stand back and think about that.
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by zmmmmm 2y ago
Take the simple example of joining via foreign key to another table in a parent child relationship. SQL makes you redundantly specify the other table even though it is fully defined by the foreign key relationship. Purists will say "w
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by zmmmmm 2y ago
While I agree with you in principle, in practice Google makes side loading so convoluted and scary that I think they do need / deserve some censure here. The fact you have to go deep into settings, toggle weird settings that tell you h
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by zmmmmm 2y ago
I think it'd be a moot point if SQL wasn't painful and awkward to work with in the first place. But database purists control it and won't let go, so we will have to live with everyone else inventing layers to make their lives
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by zmmmmm 2y ago
The latest ones do have solutions for that (head locked vs space locked displays). This also was one of my requirements, but now I'm actively considering them. The main thing holding me back now is that the tech is improving so rapidly
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by zmmmmm 2y ago
> it doesn't take over your whole world and sensory system and thus alienate you from everyone and everything around you. You sound like you are fundamentally unsuited to the device. You move around a lot and don't like being i
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by zmmmmm 2y ago
Maybe I'm misunderstanding this but this doesn't seem like an accurate explanation of overfitting: > In machine learning (ML), overfitting is a pervasive phenomenon. We want to train an ML model to achieve some goal. We can&#x2
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by zmmmmm 2y ago
How well is tailscale accepted in orthodox enterprise security circles? I like the idea of it but can't even imagine trying to get it past the cyber security folks.
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by zmmmmm 2y ago
Things like Titans of Space [0] and Wooorld [1] are good examples. The sweet spot is apps that let you physically experience things that are otherwise impossible as a learning experience, rather than trying to understand it as dry abstract
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by zmmmmm 2y ago
Revenue was cited at around $1bn for Q4 last year in their financial reports and about $2b full year [0]. I have to believe they could easily run the division at break even on $1-2b per year if they were not investing heavily in R&D on
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by zmmmmm 2y ago
we are already several years into millions of kids using VR headsets. I would say it may not be "proven" but it's also well beyond completely "unproven" in that if there were major effects we would definitely be see
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by zmmmmm 2y ago
If they stopped forward investment today, Reality Labs would be profitable just selling Quest hardware and software and Meta Ray Bans. The reason it loses money hand over fist is because they are not nearly done yet with where they want the
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by zmmmmm 2y ago
I'm really curious for people with your point of view, if you could put on glasses like that which actually looked normal and have a 4k monitor in front of you as good as your real monitor - would you not get it purely for that functio
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by zmmmmm 2y ago
XReals have no battery or standalone function and top out at 50 degrees or so field of view. So the fact Orion is doing all of those function at 70 degrees, self powered and wireless is stunning .
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by zmmmmm 2y ago
The $10k figure is interesting because if they wanted to I'm sure they could sell these to tech elites and celebrities for that much (essentially, the Tesla approach). Presumably the software isn't there yet, but it seems like a m
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by zmmmmm 2y ago
And yet people who try it instantly want it. The Meta Ray Bans are a hit, they couldn't make enough for a long time. Sometimes upfront demand isn't the only indicator that matters.

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