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tkk23

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    Comment #33541227

    Why does Zuckerberg focus on VR when WeChat has shown how much more of a platform Facebook could be?

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    Comment #33541148

    >You would need a headset so small and light it's not too far off from a pair of sunglasses Why? You don't have to transport VR. VR is the complement to mobile phones: mobile phone…

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    Comment #33479614

    >I've been waiting for some product to invent a painless way to sketch 3d objects Do you know https://stephaneginier.com/sculptgl/ ? It is open source [1] so you could adjust it to…

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    Comment #33472965

    How difficult is it to collect user feedback to improve the categorization?

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    Comment #33463556

    Kind of like >If, he thought to himself, such a machine is a virtual impossibility, then it must logically be a finite improbability. So all I have to do in order to make one is to…

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    Comment #33456057

    >, but this "we interrupt your tweet thread for sponsored content" style tangent is a bit annoying It is annoying but it can be seen as part of his argument. How can spam be modera…

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    Comment #33441762

    You have forgotten that all of those cows will already be killed, with a profit.

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    Comment #33441697

    If VR is successful, can WiFi 7 handle a family of four playing their games in the evening, with neighbors who require the same bandwidth?

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    Comment #33431773

    >The issue is mostly that it’s presumably cheap to fix unlike a billion cows all farting. It's even cheaper to fix the farting cows: Just stop raising cows. Of course, if you want …

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    Comment #33427400

    That's a beautiful branding. The UX seems to be very intuitive. I would love to try it without registration. Since you store the data in the browser, have you considered offering a…

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    Comment #33424662

    >we need to look into why these things are happening. It does not seem like a technical problem [...]. It's more of a personal, interpersonal and a social problem Should society ad…

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    Comment #33423881

    Could Scroll be redone as a new startup?

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    Comment #33420828

    You could try house sitting. Instead of seeking a job, why not create an environment that allows you to code? You could become a Youtube or Twitch streamer or you could seek angle …

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    Comment #33420548

    It already exists. Have you never heard of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ActivityPub ?

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    Comment #33420459

    >though our tech was superb. Please don't leave us hanging. How had you designed it? I would like to know even more: Did you have integration with other networks via ActivityPub or…

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    Comment #33418181

    Those 100 alternatives, if they had settled on a protocol, that protocol could have become the standard and could have motivated Twitter and Facebook to join. Each alternative coul…

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    Comment #33418068

    >Twitter very likely won't become Elon's X app, Elon has experience with Paypal. Payment and identity management is the core ingredient for an X app. Twitter gives him the user bas…

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    Comment #33411847

    >The other you can do on your phone at the same time as other things. So far! If you work in VR, and meet in VR, why would you need a phone?

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    Comment #33405483

    From that book I vaguely remember that he negotiated a deal with his wife that he was proud to break while she maintained her part. It was something like he visits art installation…

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    Comment #33402585

    >>The fundamental incentives for Twitter as a business have not changed. >Have they not changed? This is a genuine question. If Musk pays back the bank loans, there shouldn't be an…

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    Comment #33402496

    @haunter wrote: >According to some 3rd party services [0] a 2000 user instance will cost me ~$90+taxes/month How efficient is the usenet protocol? I would expect that it would requ…

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    Comment #33402452

    To add to that, toots sound like farts. The different connotations for birds and mastodons suggest that the platforms will reach entirely different user groups. If Musk doesn't pus…

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    Comment #33382228

    Checksum the checksum_s_ Checksum.sh could keep track of checksums. Then an attacker has to alter the original script and checksum.sh.

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    Comment #33382043

    How could the crawler discover the pay-walled content? If sites explicitly allow the crawler to enter, what would be their argument to prevent that the search engine shows a cached…

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    Comment #33381965

    I would rather say it's money throughput, not velocity. Higher interest rates also lead to less borrowing which reduces the volume of available money. Together with the reduced vel…