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LukeWalsh
4y ago
The product (marketing) decision to focus on AR passthrough does seem really strange. If I was going to use a VR device for work, then, maybe if the resolution was high enough it could be nice to have much more space, but, I'd really o
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LukeWalsh
7y ago
There seems to be a blackjack analogy here. Don’t let the boss catch on!
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LukeWalsh
7y ago
Fuck your burn!
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LukeWalsh
7y ago
WOW now I’m even more confused on how Latin is different from Greek. I should not be listened to when it comes to the words.
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LukeWalsh
7y ago
Actually now I’m confused because I don’t understand Latin. Psyche definitely gets at the mind idea, but also soul or spirit. Ick sounds like what I do before I vomit but I guess “delic” is really what we’d be concerned about, but then this
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7y ago
I had a thought that this is even beyond the word psychedelia and extends more broadly to all modern health. But then, I think the word is just right, since psychedelia has as much to do with LSD as vitamins have to do with vitamin water. I
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7y ago
Wow this is actually scratching an itch of mine now. I love the kindle feature of saving / sharing quotes and have been wanting something for offline. Awesome work Tanner!
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7y ago
I don’t think this is a humblebrag. It’s a success story, and we should celebrate those. There’s nothing wrong with being excited about something turning into more of a success than expected, and there are a lot of general values in the pos
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7y ago
It’s free, go download it if it’s useful to you :)
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7y ago
Interestingly, in his book outlining the technique he teaches, Andy doesn’t directly recommend people do any sort of guided meditation. Rather, he talks about it like a sort of skill people can learn. There are probably diminishing returns
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LukeWalsh
7y ago
I thought this was strange too. I was just watching Gary open a few $500 football card boxes today (5 cards in each). Upon opening a box without any rare players he said: "That's what you get sometimes gambling!" So I think p
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LukeWalsh
7y ago
This is the study: https://www.pnas.org/content/early/2019/07/29/1905329116
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Stratolaunch, world's largest airplane, achieves first flight
(twitter.com)
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7y ago
Yea the TCEC is one. I also think the chess.com computer chess championship (CCC) is interesting (Stockfish is winning here as well). The CCC uses more advanced hardware. Both are live now and interesting to watch, I mentioned the link for
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7y ago
I would love to use Alpha Zero. The article makes it sound like Komodo (which uses similar techniques to Alpha Zero) could also beat Stockfish (since Alpha Zero beat Stockfish). Stockfish still beat Komodo and all other engines according to
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7y ago
Nothing similar about private personalization was definitively mentioned for the recommendations inside the AppleTV app, however. From what I can tell Apple will be collecting viewing information, not only for content on iTunes but now, con
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7y ago
I assume it works like Pocket personalized recommendations in Firefox. 1/ The reading history is stored on-device, 2/ encrypted on-device, and then 3/ kept in sync with other authenticated devices that are able to decrypt the
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7y ago
One highlight is that there's a heavy emphasis on private recommendations inside the news app, including magazines (the app downloads a set of articles and manages recommendations on-device). There was a slide "Apple doesn't
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7y ago
I used OpenRent to find my last flat in London. It was great!
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Live – Chess.com's computer chess championship
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These 50 Startups May Be the Next ‘Unicorns’
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8y ago
There's also an interesting aspect to a realtor that fills a guiding role. They're the person who helps turn seemingly intangible preferences into tangible search criteria (which can be executed by either party on mostly-public da
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8y ago
Is anyone aware of similar data on the YC company set?
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8y ago
The Firefox Multi-Account Containers is a more general extension that allows you to create containers and determine which sites open in each container. This extension can be customized to suit your needs for multiple sites and multiple logi
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8y ago
Then an interesting question is IF the Facebook container stemmed from principles 4 & 5 from the Mozilla Manifesto applied to the dominant social utility; is there a reason other than money that the same principles would not lead to a d
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That would certainly make it easier to trust this extension. I'm curious why Mozilla would ship a Facebook container but not a Google container.
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Google Container for Firefox – Prevent Google from tracking you around the web
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This was the unit I received: https://imgur.com/G7sBbwX It linked here: https://www.facebook.com/help/2687943754764396?ref=comms
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8y ago
Yes
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8y ago
During a rotational program out of college I was the product manager at Facebook working on maps as the team led up to the first ML contributions to OpenStreetMap ( https://2016.stateofthemap.us/how-can-ai-help-us-make-maps&#
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