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Quality of life comes first, and like any agentic contribution, performance comes later when people complain enough.

I have the XREAL One Pro. It is polarized which makes it always dimmer, especially indoors, and they sort of PWM from the polarized state to a 99% black out with a button interface. When it's really bright outside and you have the display on, you can see barely where your next step is and not much else.

Their AURAs are probably the same in this specific capability, it looks like the same thing I have in my hands, apart from the extra cameras and a different set of buttons.

The projection lenses look the same too, which means there's no periphery at all. That makes the sort of "screens hovering around you" in the advertising not all that representative of the experience. You see what's in front of you and might barely contain the one screen that you're looking at.

UCEPROTECT is why I stopped self hosting my own email :(

"Pixel perfect" is about attention to detail and consistency. Margins, padding, or the combination of these inside other containers will stick out when they're not consistent.

Here's an example that I personally encountered: what if you have a <h1>Text</h1> and it has a certain left margin. Then another heading except it has a nested button component (which internally comes with some padding). Then the "Text" in both aren't aligned from section to section and it is jarring.

Soon gone are the days of incremental builds. The water cooling enthusiasts will like it.

This was a fun little share. Thanks for writing it up!

Absolute adoration for how this was published, broken down, and discussed. It really improves my trust in the workers team at Cloudflare.

I've heard its a mixture because they can't source enough in-house compute

Now that Cursor has moved towards a credits system, grok code fast is making the plan last while still being reasonable in inference time. GPT 5 and GPT 5 Codex actually moves my "amount remaining" bar in realtime while being incredibly slow.

That wasn’t what I expected! It got me laughing though. Hopefully they do better so news and TV doesn’t trigger them too like Alexa at the beginning.

Now how about Meta and their questionable means of acquiring tons of content?

My experience with 'sonic' during the stealth phase had it do stuff plenty fast, but the quality was slightly off target for some things. It did create tests and then iterate on those tests. The tests it wrote don't actually verify intended behavior. It only verified that mocks were called with the intended inputs while missing the larger picture of how it is used.

Agreed. This is too meta-aligned to not end up in some legal spat later on when money goes through it.

If you ever try something like this with another bash-hackery tool like NVM, you will have a very bad time.

This article comes across as generated.

That's what route-specific Anubis is for.

I'd be very interested in how to replicate parsing like this. Slow typescript inference has stalled my own exploration into things like this.

I can't wait for the day when attr has this implemented. It would eliminate the need for so many inline styles

Interestingly it transforms the page into markdown for navigation.

I love this. Vape coding should catch on.

What did they talk about that gave you this certainty?

There was a day when Excel was used as a password manager. It might have been password protected. It might not have.

It is as if Wordpress [1] is asserting that the original author is a danger to public safety. Their terms read: ...

To that end, we reserve the following rights: ... to make changes to a plugin, without developer consent, in the interest of public safety.

[1]: https://x.com/WordPress/status/1845179613783142426

Vala was super neat as it came out of the ElementaryOS line of work. Their holistic focus towards usability and approachability of a Linux distro was inspiring enough that I even supported them with my meager student developer income. Since then, I've moved to Mac and haven't dabbled much in desktop Linux machines. As it grew older and some things got broken up (like serenity and ladybird), the novelty-energy wore off and I looked away for years.

As a language, I hoped Vala would pave the way for a beautiful high performance application tool. Instead, we got Electron.

You may be thinking of Rovio

https://blog.paranoidpenguin.net/2024/05/raivo-otp-breaks-us...

It might take a few years to refine the manufacturing process in other factories under different management. There is certainly a lot of knowledge and equipment to replicate.

CUPS subsystem for Windows™

I am also concerned about this. VMWare have been great stewards of the Spring framework / boot libraries.

"We need a test environment!" "We don't have the budget for it."

Months later, a student developer runs a delete query in production with the where clause commented out. Oops, an entire table got wiped. Well at least there are backups... except a background job noticed and quickly created 4 years of invoices and emailed every past customer to pay again.

A test environment arrived soon after.

An AES key is symmetric. Both parties need it for this cryptographic operation.

The OTP key is separate from other keys that enable WebAuthn.

Also, please don't use Yubikey OTPs. While they can't be brute forced like TOTPs, they can be phished. There are better technologies to implement.