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  1. Comment on Anyone interested in trying out Kagi? in ~tech

  2. Comment on Anyone interested in trying out Kagi? in ~tech

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    Could be interesting, I'll try if you still have spare invites.

    Could be interesting, I'll try if you still have spare invites.

  3. Comment on City Sizes: City size comparison tool in ~misc

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    There's nothing at all for Stockholm, just an error.

    There's nothing at all for Stockholm, just an error.

  4. Comment on What programming/technical projects have you been working on? in ~comp

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    Trying to learn a bit of Elixir and getting properly into test automation via TDD-ish. I'm building an rss reader to have a concrete goal. The actual goal here is twofold. First, to become better...

    Trying to learn a bit of Elixir and getting properly into test automation via TDD-ish. I'm building an rss reader to have a concrete goal. The actual goal here is twofold. First, to become better at working with concurrency and learning the OTP "framework", and second to see if I can finally make unit testing work well. Tbh unit testing never clicked for me, I always end up making compromises that make the architecture way worse for the sake of testability. I'm hoping that this time I'll be able to get it right.

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  5. Comment on Advice Needed: Simple and Reliable notifications in ~comp

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    I ended up going with SES, and it works really nice, pretty simple to set up as well once I knew it was a good option. Thanks for the recommendation =)

    I ended up going with SES, and it works really nice, pretty simple to set up as well once I knew it was a good option. Thanks for the recommendation =)

    2 votes
  6. Comment on Is OneDrive for Linux Mature Enough Yet? in ~comp

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    Personally I have very good experience with Dropbox, it has been around for ages and has worked well under Linux, Windows and Android at least.

    Personally I have very good experience with Dropbox, it has been around for ages and has worked well under Linux, Windows and Android at least.

    1 vote
  7. Comment on Joe Biden allows Ukraine to strike Russia with US long-range missiles in ~society

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    I voted, now I'm waiting.

    I voted, now I'm waiting.

    4 votes
  8. Comment on Relativty — an open-source VR headset in ~tech

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    Completely depends on what you're drawing. It's much more expensive than the same scene on a regular screen of the same resolution. You need to render at a higher resolution than your target...

    Completely depends on what you're drawing. It's much more expensive than the same scene on a regular screen of the same resolution. You need to render at a higher resolution than your target because of reprojection, you also have a wider fov which means more things to draw and then there's doing it twice because your rendering from two slightly locations and you need to do it consistently at at the very least 90 fps.

    That said, it's not crazy, but doing a vr version and a regular version of the same game and the vr version will need to have less detail to cover for the things above. But if you put doom on there it would render at an adequate speed and quality from your smart watch. And the steam deck would be more than adequate for a lot of content.

    8 votes
  9. Comment on How self-driving cars will destroy cities in ~transport

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    It's certainly what I'm hoping for, but i don't feel confident that that's what will actually happen. People like to own things and to customize them, etc. Otoh, as you just shown me, I'm not...

    It's certainly what I'm hoping for, but i don't feel confident that that's what will actually happen. People like to own things and to customize them, etc. Otoh, as you just shown me, I'm not alone with this vision :)

    1 vote
  10. Comment on Is ADHD really that debilitating? in ~health.mental

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    That's correct. Especially if you're not directly in control of that data there could be multiple different reasons for that data to stick around in ways that could make it accessible to law...

    I think if you keep a digital record there may be evidence that you had data at one point to be deleted, even after you've deleted it.

    That's correct. Especially if you're not directly in control of that data there could be multiple different reasons for that data to stick around in ways that could make it accessible to law enforcement.

    4 votes
  11. Comment on How self-driving cars will destroy cities in ~transport

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    I'm trying to say that people might let their car circulate to save money, not because they're blocked from parking, meaning an even bigger impact on the environment. I'm currently just on a quick...

    I'm trying to say that people might let their car circulate to save money, not because they're blocked from parking, meaning an even bigger impact on the environment. I'm currently just on a quick break from work, but I might watch the video later.

    9 votes
  12. Comment on How self-driving cars will destroy cities in ~transport

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    Minimized compared to what? To buses, subways or a bike? I can imagine scenarios with shared* cars/vans/buses that function as buses do now, but with dynamic destinations. Is it something like...

    They can be programmed to minimize wasted energy.

    Minimized compared to what? To buses, subways or a bike? I can imagine scenarios with shared* cars/vans/buses that function as buses do now, but with dynamic destinations. Is it something like that we're talking about here, or is everyone still expected to own their own car?

    *shared as in that several people that ordered their trip separetely sit in them at the same time.

    13 votes
  13. Comment on How self-driving cars will destroy cities in ~transport

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    Depending on where and when people might actually let the car circle because it's cheaper than parking.

    Depending on where and when people might actually let the car circle because it's cheaper than parking.

    9 votes
  14. Comment on Advice Needed: Simple and Reliable notifications in ~comp

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    SMS would indeed fulfill my specs, but I guess it does limit me to only checking on my phone. SNS looks very capable and powerful, but a bit complicated? Or maybe I'm just overwhelmed that it can...

    SMS would indeed fulfill my specs, but I guess it does limit me to only checking on my phone. SNS looks very capable and powerful, but a bit complicated? Or maybe I'm just overwhelmed that it can do so much, and I just need to figure out the few parts I actually need to do. This looks like the kind of thing I might be interested in learning because it could be fun, but maybe not the shortest path to the goal.

  15. Comment on Advice Needed: Simple and Reliable notifications in ~comp

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    I'm very rarely on matrix, so I don't think it would be a good fit, but it's an interesting fallback solution. Thanks.

    I'm very rarely on matrix, so I don't think it would be a good fit, but it's an interesting fallback solution. Thanks.

    1 vote
  16. Comment on Advice Needed: Simple and Reliable notifications in ~comp

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    SES looks like it might the right solution, also I'm not married to smtp itself, but it will be very easy to implement, so that is indeed a plus.

    SES looks like it might the right solution, also I'm not married to smtp itself, but it will be very easy to implement, so that is indeed a plus.

  17. Comment on Advice Needed: Simple and Reliable notifications in ~comp

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    Unfortunately I think I would go months without noticing, and right now there's no super-easy way to check the status other than these (potential) notifications. There is also the server logs, but...

    Unfortunately I think I would go months without noticing, and right now there's no super-easy way to check the status other than these (potential) notifications. There is also the server logs, but the way it's set up I can really only check those from a specific computer and they're a bit time consuming to manually parse.

    2 votes
  18. Comment on Advice Needed: Simple and Reliable notifications in ~comp

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    SES looks like it's designed for bulk mail? But maybe I'm just sending bulk mail with a single recipient =) I think I'm gonna look into this first. Thanks!

    SES looks like it's designed for bulk mail? But maybe I'm just sending bulk mail with a single recipient =) I think I'm gonna look into this first. Thanks!

  19. Comment on Advice Needed: Simple and Reliable notifications in ~comp

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    Hmm.. that could be an option, I'm gonna try one of the mail-based ones first I think, but this looks like a reliable fallback.

    Hmm.. that could be an option, I'm gonna try one of the mail-based ones first I think, but this looks like a reliable fallback.

  20. Comment on Advice Needed: Simple and Reliable notifications in ~comp

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    Looks very neat, if I was interested in self-hosting for this, gotify would probably be my choice!

    Looks very neat, if I was interested in self-hosting for this, gotify would probably be my choice!