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by 762236 5y ago
I believe that we're interacting on a server that was written to these principles.
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by 762236 5y ago
I keep wondering why the car reviews don't mention how bad the software can be (like having to wait ages for the system to boot).
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by 762236 5y ago
The funny part is when you go to the 4th photo down and look into the passenger-side window. Got to wonder whether the author did that on purpose, or didn't notice.
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by 762236 5y ago
How would you get a collapsed lung from using this? And how does its calibration influence whether you get a collapsed lung? This device doesn't interfere with inspiration, and a large breath of air inflates your alveoli.
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by 762236 5y ago
Apparently it isn't no brainer, since I don't understand what is the benefit received for 7% of the company. Could you explain?
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by 762236 5y ago
A common cycle: lots of creative, hard-working people build a thriving business district, where it is thriving because customers find it an interesting place to be; then the banks want to locate there, which kills the vibe (people can walk
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by 762236 5y ago
Liberals banning the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn due to race issues is extreme.
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by 762236 5y ago
In most employment contracts in the US, the employer owns anything you create, including what you do in your personal time. But not in California, which happens to have a thriving startup culture, many of which were created after work hours
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by 762236 5y ago
What about moonlighting? I can do that in CA, and own my output from my own time.
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by 762236 5y ago
The modem is now waterproof. I'm guessing that an Ethernet port isn't easy to make waterproof.
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by 762236 5y ago
Anyone that tailgates me on the Autobahn gets flipped off. I'd like them to explain how they were close enough to see that.
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by 762236 5y ago
Good luck with this mentality.
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by 762236 5y ago
SpaceX chose a low orbit so that atmosphere would eventually clean up any problems.
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by 762236 5y ago
When comparing, don't compare in absolute dollars, but the purchasing power in the local economy.
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by 762236 5y ago
Yeah, when I think about smart homes, I think about the possibilities of materials and structure and moisture management and clean-air management and noise abatement, not gimmicks. American houses are surprisingly poorly designed and built
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by 762236 5y ago
It isn't surprising to see so many poor postures while using the phone. You want your spine in a neutral position, not with the head bent forward. Thus raise the phone in front of your face, allowing the spine to be in a neutral posi
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by 762236 5y ago
The problem is the suppression of reasoned speech. People are forbidden to discuss this topic. People in power (e.g., University Deans) use this topic to abuse those under their power. Students use it to abuse professors (e.g., students
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by 762236 5y ago
Yeah, that is another way to go: that developers become substantially better at UI design. I probably won't be one of those developers.
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by 762236 5y ago
I hoped for a future free of Microsoft software, and free of UIs designed by software developers. I hoped for a future with no drive letters. The first two are successful: I use no Microsoft software in my life, and many user experiences
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by 762236 5y ago
This sounds pretty good.
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by 762236 5y ago
Incomplete combustion of rocket fuel. For example, when fetching the astronauts out of their ship after it has landed at sea, SpaceX has to first test for the presence of toxic pollutants.
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by 762236 5y ago
I wonder what type of environmental damage that would cause. I'm under the impression that it would poison the environment in multiple ways.
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by 762236 5y ago
They are expensive for rational reasons. What is irrational is thinking that an expensive bike makes you fast. My old self on a $11k bike has no chance of keeping up with my current self on a low-cost bike. If I were to occasionally race
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by 762236 5y ago
I use drop bars on my commuter bike. The only advantages I can think of for flat bars are a safer hand-on-brake position, and more reliable shifters (drop-bar brifters have to route cables around tiny pulleys, causing the cables to fray to
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by 762236 5y ago
You have to live someplace with a moonlighting law to have the same upsides. Otherwise, prepare to sign a work contract where the employer owns every thought in your head, and every piece of code that you write on you own time (like when t
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by 762236 5y ago
Trump and the Republicans raised my California state taxes a lot.
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The Geometric Unity paper is available (after signing up)(geometricunity.org)
3 points by 762236 6y ago|2 comments
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by 762236 6y ago
I suspect that they can fry electronics by using the radar offensively.
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by 762236 6y ago
You've described NY Times and Fox News in how they write controversial things to get more traffic. They share the same world, yet have quite dissimilar front pages, because they're tailoring controversy for the value systems of t
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by 762236 6y ago
It is possible for third parties to setup experiments that demonstrate the limits of Tesla's (or any car's) obstacle detection. When you are an expert in the field (such as vision), you can guess the limits, and setup an experime

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