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by nullishdomain 26d ago
Not nearly a decade. There are great resources that start you with just a few keys and add more over time. Once you have all 26 letters, it’s time to move on to MonkeyType or an equivalent. You will absolutely have reduced output for a few
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by nullishdomain 26d ago
Graphite[0] is my keyboard layout of choice for anyone looking to switch. Huge fan! Had previously used QWERTY and Colemak. These types of sites help tremendously when learning a new layout. [0] - https://github.com/rdavison
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by nullishdomain 1mo ago
I've published both iOS and visionOS apps, and my favorite rejection came from visionOS. When you click a link to open it in Safari, the system uses an existing Safari window if available. The app was rejected because the link didn’t w
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by nullishdomain 2mo ago
> It's been 2.5 years and Apple still hasn't sold out of its test run of 500k units. I don't know why you would post something that is clearly not true? They released an upgraded version, sporting an M5, October 2025. They
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by nullishdomain 2mo ago
As far as I know, she only uses it for movies and YouTube. I have demoed mine a few times, but I honestly do not like doing it much because it feels pretty gross to share something that sits on my face all day.
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by nullishdomain 2mo ago
The Apple Vision Pro has something like 23 million total pixels vs Quest 3 at 9.1 million total pixels. It's a pretty big difference.
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by nullishdomain 2mo ago
Yes, my wife took the M2 version when I upgraded to the M5. We find it pretty great, and it really is not much different from having a huge personal theater. The headsets appear to display the content in perfect sync. When sharing content w
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by nullishdomain 2mo ago
I tried with a Quest Pro and did not find it enjoyable at all. I have not tried the latest Galaxy headset to compare.
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by nullishdomain 2mo ago
Favorite tech product I have ever purchased. I use it as my main MacBook display for often 8+ hours per day. As long as you are willing to bump up the font size a bit, the programming experience is fantastic. I use it as a 21:9 display, but
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by nullishdomain 8mo ago
yolobox is the easiest I have found. Basically a batteries included image with a bit of sugar. https://github.com/finbarr/yolobox `yolobox run claude` launches Claude Code with --dangerously-skip-permissions mode insid
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by nullishdomain 8mo ago
This looks awesome! Do you have a mental process you run through to determine what gets run in the sandbox, or is it your default mode for all tools?
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by nullishdomain 10mo ago
I have a feeling that your ideal game, full of cheaters online, would not be very popular.
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by nullishdomain 11mo ago
I’m not who you were responding to, but I use it on the plane, at home, mostly for coding but also for entertainment as well. I probably average about 6 to 8 hours a day in the headset. I’ve used a variety of headsets in the past, starting
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Tested: Apple Vision Pro M5 Review [video](youtube.com)
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by nullishdomain 11mo ago
It won't look as sharp as a real display at the same size, but it is significantly larger. I've spent probably 3,000+ hours in the headset, with the vast majority of that using the Virtual Display. I've always preferred large
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by nullishdomain 11mo ago
Shared viewing is built into quite a few apps, including the default TV app, based on SharePlay.
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by nullishdomain 1y ago
Not so sure about this. At scale, sure, but how many apps are out there that perform basic CRUD for a few thousand records max and don't need the various benefits and guarantees a DB provides?