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I’m 41, lived in Canada till I was 31. Software Engineer, living in Boston mostly. I have always paid for the top tier health insurance benefits in my jobs. I have to say the experience in the US is waiting long for everything regardless and the User Experience :P is terrible. I spend so much time on calls clearing up confusions like who I owe money too, who replaces some health equipment I need, and etc. Privatizing seems to make for too much economic specialization that ends up meaning no vertical integration and thus a disjoint customer experience.

Less than the above is for sure.

We all just use Google Slides or PowerPoint (with files shared on OneDrive), rough market to get in to.

I don't mean to be negative, but there are so many multi-user whiteboards, screen sharing, video conferencing, and etc projects that they all blur together and more often than not don't take off. Definitely the underlying frameworks are nice though to roll into higher level projects.

Much respect for all your hard work regardless.

The Quantum computer has to cost-effectively solve optimization problems cheaper than classical computers. Existing computers can handle large scale optimization problems especially with GPUs and/or cloud computing.

As other posters have called out, most early customers are probably just interested in getting a head start in understanding the tech and doing research now rather than too late.

Much new hyped tech is like this, a lot of people have fear of missing out in not starting too late on tech that will provide a business advantage, either execution wise or just brand wise (many people don't want to be the dinosaur, using no longer trendy tech).

Off serious topic: Naming it after you girlfriend is a risky move, like getting a tattoo of her. Better get married and stay that way or the next partner is gonna be like: "wtf", you still working on your tribute to your ex programming language!?

Easy Medium Hard CSS

I’d want motion blur on then for super natural looking motion

Their lenses I think are all JavaScript, not sure if it’s WebGl rendering though, but it would make sense to do that to be cross platform

Best logo ever: https://buttplug.io/images/squidplug.png

Well, this is the greatest open source project ever. Time to close for the reason, internet.

This is great. I was using comics sans. This is a much nearer font. Thanks!

Funny how just using the culturally appropriate term “toxic workplace behavior” and all of sudden it doesn’t sound so bad. Who wouldn’t want that.

This is some Escher level shit. These words, just like his paintings, make sense totally within your window of vision as you move your eyes through, but make no sense on the whole.

Yup. Was a lazy Google on that one. Here’s his blog entry on it: http://thume.ca/projects/2012/11/04/simple-accurate-eye-cent...

Would love to see a link to what you are talking about

They mention Liquid Text being an inspiration

Will Google record calls or metadata? More importantly, to alleviate concerns, will they indicate what their data policy is during a call?

I created this Lifesized module and demos at one point to explore how much more we relate to objects drawn at their real size. https://github.com/francoislaberge/lifesized

Imagine buying shoes in Browser on a monitor and getting a better feel for its look via it being rendered on screen at its real size.

Also we should have an API for getting the Pixels Per Inch in browsers, it's a lie of 72 dpi everywhere currently regardless of the realdpi.

That's weird. He was there before.

Both of them have worked together a ton and been in the same circles. Of course they are going to work on similar problem spaces.