kalado

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by kalado 5y ago
This doesn't sound like a correct stand-up to me. My understanding and how we are actually doing it: You say what you did and plan on doing, no comment are made, it's just an FYI for everyone else. And/Or you have the chance
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by kalado 5y ago
Valve Index allows you to set the distance of the lenses towards your face so there is room for glasses. A lot of glass wearers did tell me that they can see perfectly well without glasses, probably far-sighted.
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by kalado 5y ago
Lightspeed briefs! As seen in your dreams! It takes a long duration of stimulus to influence our dreams and even after the influence, the dream can be in any shape. They had people play tetris for three days straight and only 60% dreamed of
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by kalado 5y ago
People always talk about the simple monetary aspect and I don't see much benefit in just bitcoin without a well working lightning network either. I'm still semi young and not a senior developer yet, so can someone explain to me ho
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by kalado 5y ago
Hmm, didn't I read that exact same question on reddit earlier.
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by kalado 6y ago
Aphantasia and SDAM (Severely deficient autobiographical memory) often go hand in hand.
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by kalado 6y ago
I think the argument is very clear. The bare minimum to call yourself a developer is if you wrote a line of code. Everything else are degrees of skill/competence.
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by kalado 6y ago
It is, I'm pretty sure the "lingering" part is exactly true, in that you don't have to like a video or even finish watching it for it to influence your feed to show more of similiar stuff. Just keep looking at it a bit l
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by kalado 6y ago
I felt the same but if you go to "Docs" the very first link is then: "Overview: The original motivation and background for why Perkeep exists and what one might use it for." And there I found a great description.
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by kalado 6y ago
I'm honestly suprised that home office is as beloved as it seems to be. While I 100% support it, I'm also on the far side of introverted. I would have thought that half or more would hate not having their social interactions daily
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by kalado 7y ago
A lot of games failure names strong competion on release. So if you want to release an indie game, january is recommended.
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by kalado 7y ago
I had the same impression since the first announcement. Stadia is an enthusiast product (for now), but enthusiast don't need it. Stadia might become lucrative in a few years with slow adoption and improvements but if you get into it ri
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by kalado 7y ago
Maybe by asking here, you yourself don't meet the barrier of entry. I did find several servers via google on the first page.
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by kalado 7y ago
Holding your phone in front of your eyes with some glass inbetween is a bit of a difference to a real VR Headset. And don't ignore how active the porn industry is in the VR space.
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by kalado 7y ago
With the exception that current VR devices are actually pretty good and much better than the first PC/Touchscreen phone. It will probably be closer to 5 years than 10 year for the first mass adopted rig.
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BlackBerry Wins German Patent Injunctions Against Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram(fosspatents.com)
3 points by kalado 7y ago|0 comments
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by kalado 7y ago
"If you are aware of the science you're priviliged enough to survive climate change, no need to worry just because the 4 billion people in other countries are going to die"
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The most copied StackOverflow snippet of all time is flawed(programming.guide)
28 points by kalado 7y ago|3 comments
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by kalado 7y ago
Not only the ads. I once recreate the feed for a university project. Just take a look at the sources. Every element is completely obscured, every class and id is just long random strings.
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by kalado 7y ago
Yeah, way to expensive. A "pay-what-you-want" model with a minium of 2$-4$ a month would be much more successfull, I feel.
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by kalado 7y ago
"Or figuring out how to pass on information from generation to generation." The marine biologist at a aquarium told us (semi-jokingly) that this is the reason they haven't taken over the world yet. They just leave their child
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by kalado 7y ago
Gotta add something. Our democratic system is shit. Most people are to stupid to vote for the things they actually want, instead everything is a popularity contest, propaganda and a bunch of lies. Or it's a straight autocracy where onl
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by kalado 7y ago
We don't need a completly new system. Just stronger welfare policies (universal health care, higher education etc.) and don't let the very rich avoid the laws we already have in place (monopolies, not paying taxes etc.). Honestly,
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by kalado 7y ago
"I don't think adults should allow themselves to be shamed by children into making decisions" She might be right but I am older so it doesn't matter. /s The truth is that you don't need any exemplary understand
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by kalado 7y ago
Very interesting! I found the chapters on priming hard to believe anyway. Still a lot of good stuff in that book. It's one of those lessons that you feel you know but get a much better understanding of when reading about it in-depth. S
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by kalado 7y ago
Non-Fiction: - Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman | book on human rationality and irrationality - An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth by Chris Hadfield Fiction: - Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality | Petunia marrie
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by kalado 7y ago
Did you really think that the fundamental way your mind works must be different or just what you think and/or how you approach a topic? If it's the first, yeah, that's a pretty entitled snowflake perception of yourself.
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by kalado 7y ago
The best thing to take away from that article is just how much difference there is in type and frequency of how people think. We all assume that our inner lifes are similiar and it's always interesting to me to discover new facets of p
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by kalado 7y ago
Just people talking more about it. It's just really hard to recognize and compare such a subjective experience. If you can visualize, it's "obvious" to you and you think everyone does it. If you can't, you don'
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by kalado 7y ago
That's not really what I was trying to get at. Putting your thoughts into words so that they can be understood by someone other than yourself or working through a problem are both deliberate ways of thinking that have clear benefits. I

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