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by 01100011 3y ago
In my experience, one's opinion of this centers on one's politics. Usually these things are discussed in the context of large cities in the western US controlled by democrats. This leads to many who are farther on the left claimi
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by 01100011 3y ago
Thank you! I wish I knew what the technique was called. I'd love to see some old screenshots.
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Reminds me of the fortifications you still find all over coastal WA state which were built to defend the waterways during WWII from a feared Japanese invasion. I loved running around them as a kid. https://www.atlasobscura.com&#
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by 01100011 3y ago
Does anyone remember the name of the 1-bit, bitmapped art you could get in the Amiga terminal? I seemed to remember you would just cat a text file and graphics would appear.
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by 01100011 3y ago
Most of my accomplishments were things that I threw myself into without thinking and then figured out how to dig myself out. It's hard advice to give to someone else but it has worked for me.
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by 01100011 3y ago
Did you reply to the wrong comment?
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by 01100011 3y ago
Yes and no. It's interesting to see the debate going on in Seattle regarding crime right now. What I can say is that, while crime rates may not be scary compared to, say, the early 90s, what is different is that in the 90s you had to
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by 01100011 3y ago
> Copying Data from Host to Device Surprised there's no mention of async copies here. If you want to get the most out of the GPU, you don't want it idle when copying data between the host and the GPU. Many frameworks provide
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by 01100011 3y ago
Seems like Foxconn is trying to get ready for losing Apple to India.
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by 01100011 3y ago
I hear(haha) the Dyson is quiet... but we need a quiet hair dryer that doesn't cost hundreds of dollars.
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by 01100011 3y ago
Once you reach a few fps, you can use other techniques to interpolate frames.
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by 01100011 3y ago
Ok, so all the carbon moves to developing nations that don't care. What will we have achieved beyond lowering the standard of living in developed nations?
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by 01100011 3y ago
> the _absence of a carbon tax_ already causes costs we don't see yet We're talking about CA here. A single, albeit large, US state. As we see from emissions moving from the west to China, if CA imposes a tax then carbon emissi
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by 01100011 3y ago
On one level, sure, the problem is temporary and will sort itself out. But it's a very practical problem right now for people with EVs and can be a significant factor in reducing the desirability of EVs. I'll say that charging
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They just built the second of the two large buildings making up most of their HQ in Santa Clara. Those buildings were designed and selected well before the pandemic though.
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by 01100011 3y ago
There's some association between grinding and sleep apnea, so keep an eye out for it. I ground my teeth for years before apnea, and now that I use a CPAP I notice I grind less. I used to have to get the strongest mouthguard available
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by 01100011 3y ago
Father in law is a dealer mechanic. The sales guys he's talked to are saying no one wants EVs while ICE vehicles are flying off the shelves. I think most folks wanting an EV(I said most ) go for a Tesla because of the relative value
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by 01100011 3y ago
This. Vets probably got into the job hoping to care for animals in the best possible way. But economics prevents that. I've always been very conservative in treating my animals. Mostly due to costs, but also because modern vets offe
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by 01100011 3y ago
As I understand it, the entire region is on a flat(well, tilted), planar fault because of the way the crust subducts. So you can have earthquakes anywhere in the western PNW from that. But remember, the bay area is also home to many, many f
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by 01100011 3y ago
Their website( https://www.empshield.com/frequently-asked-questions/ ) claims 500ps response time, which seems in line with MOVs(although maybe this is just a milspec test threshold so many devices will claim this respon
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by 01100011 3y ago
I don't know, if you're interested I'd read more from the guy I pointed out above. Off the top of my head, I'll say that China is making a trade-off to subsidize manufacturing at the expense of wages. This can take the
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by 01100011 3y ago
> China cannot subsidize industries out of thin air Correct. Their industrial subsidies come at the expense of China's domestic spending ability. Many pundits, including the one I linked, believe that China must allow increased do
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I don't fully understand all the dynamics, but you run into the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triffin_dilemma if you want to be the world's reserve currency while simultaneously possessing a competitive manuf
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by 01100011 3y ago
It's not that I'm blaming China as much as I'm trying to explain the mechanics. Of course US consumers and corporations chose to take the path of immediate gratification, leading to the hollowing out of the American working
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by 01100011 3y ago
The second Iraq war was such a disgrace. Both parties had collectively lost their minds in the aftermath of 9/11. Case in point: https://twitter.com/RealScottRitter/status/17077609923004907...
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by 01100011 3y ago
As I've aged I've transformed from a Ron Paul libertarian to more of a "Strong America" moderate liberal. It's very seductive to believe that the world is a nice place and none of its issues will ever show up at our
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by 01100011 3y ago
This is, perhaps, a consequence of countries like China choosing to subsidize their manufacturing sectors at the expense of domestic demand. China subsidizes, producing cheaper goods, which are gobbled up by the west, leaving China w/
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by 01100011 3y ago
Definitely something to think about as we have to reign in the federal spending which is currently keeping our economy afloat. There is some low-hanging fruit, given that a significant portion of our military will likely be replaced by dron
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Systems SWE w/ 20+ years experience. C/C++ mostly.
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I don't agree. I feel like my education, starting in pre-school, was all about the cultural/social aspect with some scholastic curriculum thrown in. I didn't understand that at the time, and that reflects the broken culture

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