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Jblx2
8mo ago
Has anyone ever tried to look at the concept of a Universal Basic Job? If you can show up semi-sober, you get paid to paint over graffiti, or pick up trash along the road, or something.
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8mo ago
Maybe time for a Usenet renaissance?
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8mo ago
Is that: - I would be stunned if we agree to eliminate human drivers from 100% of roads in the lifetime of anyone alive today. or - I would be stunned if we agree to eliminate human drivers from 10% of roads... ...or is there some other per
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8mo ago
https://ia803407.us.archive.org/0/items/i-pencil-pdf-2019/I%...
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9mo ago
Anyone know how to create a usable reddit account from the .onion domain?
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9mo ago
Here is what I think we know, in table form: | | Injuries | Undesired | | Miles | to | Pedestrian | Feline | Driven | Children | Contacts | Fatalitie
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9mo ago
missed a few: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=pastMonth&page=0&prefix=tr...
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9mo ago
Lizardman Constant: https://slatestarcodex.com/2013/04/12/noisy-poll-results-and...
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9mo ago
Would this Waymo incident be counted as an injury? Sounds like the victim was relatively unharmed? Presumably there are human-driver incidents like this where a car hits a child at low speeds, with effectively no injuries, but is never re
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9mo ago
I wonder what the "breakage" will be in 2096. How would your surviving family members know to cash in this benefit? You keep a certificate in your safe deposit box, next to the expired term life insurance papers, that says, be s
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9mo ago
>houses that sold for ~2x less a few years ago Is that just a way of saying "houses that doubled in price the last few years"? Or equivalently "houses that were half the current asking price only a few years ago"?
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9mo ago
You should compare notes with this guy, who derived everything with pi instead of the golden ratio: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46533108
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9mo ago
>Privacy Waymo cameras permanently record everything that happens in their vehicles, right?
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9mo ago
Are there indications that Waymo vehicles are sitting around idle? If so, then yes, they should reduce the price to attract customers. If they are essentially running at capacity with their current prices, why wouldn't they charge mo
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9mo ago
Paywall. Unfortunately, in this day-and-age, the question arises: how much of this was generated by AI agents? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44907440#44907441
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9mo ago
OT. Anyone know if there is academic literature studying the life cycle of words that eventually become slurs? Like "neurodivergent" was at one point obscure. Then it starts to become more common place. Then riffs on the word
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9mo ago
>Gaming computers with big GPUs are common. Is there a good way to quantify this?
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9mo ago
Just hazarding a guess, but don't discount ease of setting up and maintaining a subreddit, compared to a forum. And the ease joining and participating in a subreddit (which is essentially zero effort if you already have a reddit accou
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9mo ago
>why we’d use 2.6666666667e7 and 2.66666666667e8 Engineers prefer ( wait for it ) "Engineering Notation": 26.67e6 and 266.7e6. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Engineering_notation
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9mo ago
> power draw of modern appliances Here's a article that claims that refrigerator energy efficiency has improved dramatically from 1972 to 2012. https://appliance-standards.org/blog/how-your-refrigerator-h... I&
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9mo ago
This is the first time I've heard that cemeteries are offensive. I'd guess that people are too isolated if cemeteries are "confronting them with death".
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9mo ago
>I don't want to google it because I don't want to be put on a list You might think about using something like the Tor Browser for anonymous web surfing: https://www.torproject.org/download/ ...If you are
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9mo ago
>a bunch of people becoming emotionally stunted Do we have data that estimates how often people regress to become emotionally stunted from any cause (Stoicism, other philosophical readings, alcohol/drug abuse, Alzehimer's/
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9mo ago
Here is the HN discussion on this article from back in 2016: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12994262
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9mo ago
>emotions as things that flow from a source, and need to be expressed Yes, this does seem to be the assumption that many are (uncritically?) making. I wonder where this idea comes from. Anyone know the provenance of this? Has this con
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9mo ago
- Propylene Glycol -- Antifreeze that is also used as a food additive. - Ethylene Glycol -- Antifreeze that is toxic. https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/propylene-glycol#TOC_TI...
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9mo ago
You should try out for the "Alone" game show: https://www.history.com/shows/alone ...not losing weight on a limited diet would be a huge advantage over the other players.
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9mo ago
This is not my area. I've never seen powers of pi used in geometry or anywhere else for that matter. Where is a good introductory resource for geometry that uses powers of pi? Why does the tau mass need the natural log of 10?
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9mo ago
What if I like Euler's number better than pi? e^4 + 5*e^2 + 16*e + 2*e^0 = 137.03594 That's a lot closer to 137.035999177 than the pi approximation (137.03630) EDIT better yet: 3*e^4 - 5*e^3 + 20*e^2 - 28*e
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9mo ago
1. Isn't 1192.642 - 1115.683 = 76.959? (from part 0, table 0.1) 2. Aren't all numbers expressible in base pi? Also, doesn't adding a volume plus an area plus a length have a units consistency issue?
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