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sahara
3y ago
TL,DR: If PICO-8 is your highest priority, no preferable alternative exists anywhere near the RGB30's price point. The next best options are probably the TRIMUI Smart Pro or the Miyoo Mini v4, but both have serious shortcomings relativ
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sahara
3y ago
"Decent" feels like the correct word to describe the RGB30. To be clear, I'm ultimately glad I bought it, and it's germane to this discussion that the release of the RGB30 is what got me interested in PICO-8 in the first
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sahara
3y ago
One of my few genuine regrets is not attending St. John's College when I was fairly aggressively courted as a high school applicant. (I may nevertheless attend one day, and be the weird old guy reading the Great Books curriculum with m
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sahara
3y ago
only if it knows your PIN number...
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sahara
9y ago
RTFA. "And there's something going on that is not just about the girls. There's something going on with how these subjects are taught."
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sahara
9y ago
I always wondered about whether that was meant to have any practical function. (Protective cushioning at the expense of board feel? Shoes stay on better while untied?) Now the pendulum has swung all the back in the other direction. All thes
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sahara
9y ago
This is actually a really interesting footnote in the history of Nike's evolution and expansion into different markets. They (as well as Adidas and the other big brands) had been trying like hell to entice skaters to wear Nikes with l
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sahara
9y ago
Hypebeasts trying desperately to get the hot new whatever and coming up empty handed, thereby increasing anticipation for the next drop, is a feature not a bug.
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sahara
9y ago
There have been numerous Supreme x Nike collaborations, starting (I believe) with this Nike SB Dunk in 2002: https://www.flightclub.com/nike-dunk-low-pro-sb-black-black-... which at the time were arguably the most sought af
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sahara
9y ago
Not that any of these "peek into the subculture" style articles ever get all the details just right but this: Then, in the spring of 2014, the company announced a collaboration with Nike on a basketball sneaker called the Foampos
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sahara
9y ago
Being a weird is far more dangerous than being a normal. We agree. Being gay is far more dangerous than being straight. Being Muslim in a majority Christian or Hindu society is far more dangerous than being a adherent of the prevailing reli
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sahara
9y ago
Oh come the fuck on, if that's the position you're going to take at least own up to it. I asked why his continued employment ought to be predicated on never giving the impression that he holds beliefs that people like you find off
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sahara
9y ago
No one is beyond reproach. But it would be nice if those reproachments were saved for people's actual words and actions rather than a laundry list of prejudices and assumptions extrapolated from a single data point. It would be even ni
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sahara
9y ago
You're right, he could have continued with his work had he simply avoided ever giving anyone the impression he held any beliefs which varied from THE ORTHODOXY . But why should that have been required of him?
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sahara
9y ago
VR is impressive tech, but is Luckey a time traveler now? He went back to 2008, publicly supported and voted for Ron Paul to give himself plausible deniability for his future support of Trump? (EDIT: I'm leaving this error here, but Bo
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sahara
9y ago
Why do you presume that someone who made the public statement "I am a libertarian who has publicly supported Ron Paul and Gary Johnson in the past, and I plan on voting for Gary in this election as well" is a Trump supporter?
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sahara
10y ago
I mostly agree with you, but you're off by about an order of magnitude (±0.5) on Snap's revenue numbers. They did about $60 million in 2015, and were projecting 4x that for this year. Source: http://www.bloomberg.com&#x
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sahara
10y ago
I'm not a believer myself—not that I don't find Snapchat compelling, just not necessarily $18-35 billion compelling—but here's my best shot at a devil's advocate argument. Snapchat is the proverbial 'new MTV' t
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sahara
10y ago
Having lived in California for 30 years—in arguably every major city in the state (LA, SF, San Diego, San Jose), multiple times in multiple neighborhoods of each—fully autonomous point-to-point car sharing networks honestly sound less pie-i
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sahara
10y ago
It's also worth noting that regardless of which keyboard or combination of apps you're using on Android, it's not possible to send an animated GIF as an MMS attachment without dropping so many frames that the clip becomes ess
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sahara
10y ago
Just a few hours into the experiment several Greasemonkey/Tampermonkey userscripts were released that enabled auto-voting, among other features. The ability to mute users was also welcome, given how spammy the big rooms got.
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sahara
10y ago
When I went to sleep last night the group I was in had just grown from ~800 to ~1500 after a merge. In my absence it grew to ~2500 and then ~4400 before Reddit crashed and the room was abandoned.
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sahara
10y ago
Congratulations to Justin, and to Sam/YC for making a great choice. On a tangential but related note, does anyone recommend any good follows on Snapchat, particularly anyone discussing tech/entrepreneurship? (There are obviously t
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Lavabit rises from the dead to file brief in Apple’s defense
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Apple App Stores: Now Phil Schiller’s Augean Stables
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11y ago
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Evernote Founder (and Former CEO) Phil Libin Joins General Catalyst Partners
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11y ago
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sahara
11y ago
(Preemptive N.B.—I'm far from an expert, but I'm very interested in seeing this aspect of the topic discussed further by folks who might be experts.) Isn't the general premise here that one can choose to package up any progra
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sahara
11y ago
Bruce Haack was a genius. There are songs on The Electric Lucifer [1] that would sound ahead of their time if they came out today (and that record was released almost 50 years ago). Of late he seems to have been canonized as one of those a
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sahara
11y ago
I could do something with the .club if it's still available. sahara.ychn@gmail.com
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sahara
11y ago
>All of these features were pioneered in Asia. They're either trying to bring the innovations westward in the hopes that they can build a similar platform, or they're defending against the possibility that foreign apps like thi
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