KVFinn

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by KVFinn 4y ago
>Hypothetically, you have unlimited time but you need to learn Chinese, Japanese and Korean, Any question starting from the assumption you will learn three completely new languages is probably the wrong question to ask. I mean, sure if i
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by KVFinn 4y ago
>A fun side effect of all of this: if you believe in the court's ability to force Musk to buy Twitter, you should continue to buy up stock until it reaches the price Musk agreed to pay for it. How do I bet on no outcome one way or a
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by KVFinn 4y ago
Thanks for these. Everyone else seems to be theory-crafting what will and could happen, but this is a practical, more grounded take.
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by KVFinn 4y ago
>Obviously, physical work becomes harder and correspondingly less productive during heat. But I also notice a considerable degradation of mental work. Personally, I notice the first symptoms at around 25 degrees. I can manage being hot w
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by KVFinn 4y ago
>It was a truly special game in its heyday; there have been many attempts but no successes at recreating what made UO so special. The adrenaline of PvP in that game is something I've only seen matched in a small handful of titles si
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by KVFinn 4y ago
>I get giddy thinking about being able to have weekly dinners or watch movies with my family across the country and have it feel like we're actually there. It's ridiculous how technology hasn't been able to replicate the &
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by KVFinn 4y ago
Keyboard plus Onyx Boox Air 2 is basically this, if you can manage in Android. Heck even the three year old Lenovo yoga book c930 is workable ish, even playing a YouTube video on the eink screen, if you set it to fast refresh. Too bad this
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by KVFinn 4y ago
I think it's multiple things. Your eye is a muscle, focusing only at close range keeps the range of motion tight. Just like your back and neck might get stiff sitting all day. Sunlight means smaller pupil, wider depth of field, just li
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by KVFinn 4y ago
>Cannot believe the updated base MBP has the old Touch Bar. Why can’t they give us back our function keys? It's truly bizarre. They must have 10 million of the old laptop bodies in a warehouse or something?
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by KVFinn 4y ago
>So this, like the M1 supports only ONE external display.. so as long as you live the lopsided big-small life, sure. Oh no, you're breaking my heart. Is there no adapter you can buy that splits that 6k thunderbolt bandwidth into two
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by KVFinn 4y ago
It's more like, I find a house for sale and I announce that the owner is missing out on the potential value of this house, because I can see termites everywhere. I am the termite master. The owner of the house has no idea what they ar
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by KVFinn 4y ago
Was Musk always this erratic? I used to worry what would happen to Tesla if they lost Musk. Now I worry what will happen to happen to Tesla if Musk sticks around.
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by KVFinn 4y ago
>>Russia has failed to achieve most of its objectives in Ukraine because... >The opening comment makes its seem like this is now all in the past. I think its a bit early to comment on how much Russia achieves here - this is very mu
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by KVFinn 4y ago
The search feels actively hostile. It returns so many things that are very clearly NOT matches for what I am looking for, and are things it would rather sell me. And of course there are SO many 'sponsored' results to wade through.
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by KVFinn 4y ago
The extra soft version is that verbal languages are interchangeable, but there are differences between verbal languages and nonverbal, like sign language.
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by KVFinn 4y ago
In the linked article in The Information, they talk about the screens making getting the passthrough working more challenging.
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by KVFinn 4y ago
The cost of the external eye displays seem absolutely crazy. Two extra external displays in raw hardware. But worse, they are on the front in exactly the place you want to place the passthrough cameras, so now you have to do extra image pr
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by KVFinn 4y ago
It's a non-combat RTS more than a factory game, but your description sounds a lot like 'Offworld Trading Company' There are also a lot of factory games in Roblox, and an interesting detail is that they are generally multiplay
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by KVFinn 4y ago
>For instance, but, keep in mind that this is just ONE example: there's a war to fight, some players are drivers, some are fighters, some are medics...But also some players are in offices doing strategy stuff or logistics stuff, etc
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by KVFinn 4y ago
>Ever since reading Foundation's Edge and Foundation and Earth as a kid, I've thought some elements of that story would make a great game. The player plays an archaeologist in the distant future trying to unravel the mysteries
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by KVFinn 4y ago
This is happening right now, but in small MMOs, usually with 128 or 256 maximum players online. Most common in heavily modded Minecraft servers, but also in many other games. There are also some roleplaying focused servers in games like GTA
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by KVFinn 4y ago
>I'm surprised no one has mentioned using a teleprompter yet. You can pick one up for around $100 and when combined with a little 7" monitor (another $100) attached to your computer, creates a nice setup for zoom calls where yo
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by KVFinn 4y ago
>I use it to stream applications/webpages with my partner when we’re apart so we can watch a movie together by creating a high res vid/stereo audio input with no noise cancelling as the movie, then have her and I connect as low
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by KVFinn 4y ago
You just need a $30 monitor arm and a couch with a nearby windowsill: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jld6BSQfDnk At least if you can touch type, otherwise I suppose you need something for the keyboard.
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by KVFinn 4y ago
>I thought Instagram was bad. >Instead we have channeled Boredom into watching barely clad teens dance, or women complain about dating misadventures. If this is what you see on your TikTok, it's because those are the videos you l
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by KVFinn 4y ago
A great breakdown of Luna and Terra, notably recorded a week before the collapse. It's very amusing watching the hosts trying to figure out how this coin is supposed to remain stable while promising 20% guaranteed interest. https:&#
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by KVFinn 5y ago
>The resistance I'm up against is that I feel like I'm just using people to alleviate the loneliness. It feels manipulative and inauthentic. Like I'm putting on a show in order to attract companionship. Thats why i want to
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by KVFinn 5y ago
From the intro to this paper: "I do not address whether sanctions are an effective substitute for war." But isn't substituting for war the whole purpose of sanctions? Sanctions are a nonmilitary response to a military act
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by KVFinn 5y ago
I've become one of those crazy intermittent fasting people. Lost 75 pounds in a year. It really reduces hunger!
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by KVFinn 5y ago
>Russia surprised China with its invasion timing & planning, in particular the mismanagement that turned this from a regional thing into a major international incident It seems like China was caught off guard by the scale, like many

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