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user68858788
2mo ago
I did this using the Meta Quest when designing our bathroom. I used Unreal Engine to set up all the materials, lighting, and VR stuff. It worked great. There's nothing better than walking through a design. It turned out to be the _only
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2mo ago
If the issue in the west is that voters don’t have visibility into the systems that cause their problems, what is the solution?
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3mo ago
“People” being informed is quite different from an individual being informed. Presumably you were informed back then, yet here we are still.
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3mo ago
I’ll take a look, thanks for suggesting it!
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3mo ago
I’m getting back into it again after a long break due to burnout. I’m still burned out but it’s getting easier to think through problems. I’m building a home server. This was something I put off for years due to some perfectionism. Eventual
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3mo ago
That's a neat site but I'm stuck looking in from the outside. Can someone spare me an invite please? My email is in my about.
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4mo ago
A friend’s parents were recently targeted by AI scammers that impersonated family members. This shocked me because her parents are pretty poor, and I imagine it’s not free to make targeted scams like this. So, why were they targeted? My gue
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6mo ago
Do you have an example? I’ve done a slightly-more-than-casual search for convincing post-processing and haven’t found success. Filters still tend to retain the sharpness of pixel edges in a way that CRTs don’t, and the contrast doesn’t look
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6mo ago
Interesting article. I hope their engine gets to the point where it actually looks like CRT instead of the blocky filters we see nowadays. Here’s an entertaining video showing the difference in retro games on crt and lcd screens. It’s prett
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7mo ago
Baking everyday as a way to keep a professional identity is an interesting idea. Being semi-retired, I’ve noticed that I am starting to struggle the curiosity and motivation that kept me going when I still worked. This article makes me thi
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7mo ago
Visual snow’s impact on my life is fairly small. Driving at night is a little tough. It’s hard to paint still life’s when the values are jittering. Reading text on a page gets tiring because the text wiggles slightly.
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8mo ago
Spectacle for Mac and power toys for windows. I’ve been using a single large monitor for a while and it’s been great with window managers. The biggest downside is when playing games full-screen.
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10mo ago
That's impressive!
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10mo ago
I agree with this post, and suspect a lot of us will see the logic in approaching problems like this. However, this approach isn’t universal and should be used with caution. A head-on approach isn’t effective with a person who is conflict-a
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10mo ago
That does sound dire. There’s the replacement rate to consider still, though I imagine new hires are close to 0 with the shutdown in effect.
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10mo ago
A quick search shows that there are over 20,000 ATCs employed in the United States. (I'm not confident in the sources I found - anyone know where to get reliable stats for things like this?) Is the number of retiring ATCs higher than n
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10mo ago
No, I haven’t. Thank you for the link!
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10mo ago
My best guess is that HPPD was triggered by how I used NyQuil as a young teen. I would drink half a bottle, sleep for half the day, and wake up feeling better. I did this pretty regularly for a few years whenever I got sick.
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10mo ago
I would love to try hallucinogens but I’m worried that it’ll aggravate my HPPD. It’s a pretty rare condition, and only a single optometrist I’ve spoken with actually believes I experience it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
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11mo ago
The article is well written and shows why dynamic typing can be so compelling. This is how I’ve been writing web services for the last decade. It was a style that came from being frustrated with the experience of using many all-in-one frame
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1y ago
Does any other media server play well with Apple TV?
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1y ago
I enjoyed this article and it is giving me ideas on how to improve the quality of my own leisure time.
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1y ago
Anecdotally, weight training eliminated my chronic shoulder and hip pains from sitting at a desk. I’ve read several similar stories but I’d be interested to see studies on this.
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1y ago
It’s an awful feeling to have a trusted friend distance themselves with no explanation. It amplifies any insecurities we have. I hope you find someone you can connect with. I’m rooting for you man.
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2y ago
I’m going to try this!
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2y ago
I’m currently using the kinesis advantage. It’s a great keyboard but I’ve been hoping to find a wireless split keyboard for a while. This one looks great.
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2y ago
Very nice! I’d love to see your work.
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2y ago
I appreciate a good rant, thank you! You’ve moved me and I’ll definitely be scheduling something soon. I was unprepared to self advocate the first time I worked with a psychiatrist, but now I have a bit more experience and some clear goals,
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2y ago
I haven’t been to a psychiatrist in five years. It wouldn’t hurt to go back and see what they say. Thanks for giving me some hope!
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2y ago
As someone with ADHD that definitely gets dopamine from novelty, is there actually anything that can be done? Adderral and vyvanse work for a couple days and then I build a tolerance. The only indefinite solution is to completely remove all
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