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You have an idea and want to prototype it but you don't want to waste time building a backend for it just yet, try Dummy-Backend, it's simple and creates resources as you go with a proper REST structure.

If you product has inherent danger you should be responsible for it, I don't think it's unreasonable. If you're asking the same rights as human beings, then you should assume the same exact responsibilities

I always felt that if you want fairness and want to rip the full benefits of your creation (here AI) you should also be assuming full responsibilities for it. This is were most organizations fell short as they are always trying shift all responsibility to their users (self driving anyone?).

There is a long answer, but to keep it short we automated optimized planning. We can run the planner as many times as necessary (every time something changes) and find the best route to reach your goal based on your priorities and hours available. It's mostly a statical game, we constantly search for the best next move, not unlike video game AI, and recommend it to you. The AI behind the planner is were we spent the most time.

It's easy to forget that prior to its acquisition, Twitter was a financial catastrophe. It still could be, but Twitter seems to be working hard at becoming a profitable business. Does praising its unsustainable past and lost designs makes us some kind of spoiled brats?

Cmd + C is great… regarding the rest, I suspect your hardware could also be the sources of your problems. I also think anybody can work on any OS (as it is the case right now). Most of my compute is done on my Linux desktop, I sometimes work remotely on my MacBook via SSH and SSH+VPN when away from home. In my experience all Mac laptops get uncomfortably (understatement ) hot quickly and sometimes won’t turn on the ventilation on (when available)

I think that’s a real threat to all remote social experience we have. It could very well take down the whole internet experience as we know it today.

It’s strangely exciting but what we thought could exist for centuries might be like so many other trends and only last a few decades.

I’ve tried the quest 2. I truly wanted it to work and was hoping I could find fixes when I hit roadblocks. I even invested in the most highly rated head strap and foam.

For me it’s a no go. The software is kinda ok, the headset are also kinda ok but heavy. Overall the experience was mediocre at best. I lost velocity for the two weeks I tried using it, it was clunky and often not working and needed just too many hacks.

Their purchase flow appears broken when using Brave Browser