KVFinn

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by KVFinn 10y ago
It's a cool little device, and I love Pico8, but I find the keyboard they chose doesn't make for a great controller. If they make a version two I hope they find a way to integrate something better.
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by KVFinn 10y ago
A little strange to see this at the very top of the site, doesn't look like anything particularly interesting?
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Trump’s budget calls for seismic disruption in medical and science research(washingtonpost.com)
21 points by KVFinn 10y ago|20 comments
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Ryzen: Strictly technical(forums.anandtech.com)
1 points by KVFinn 10y ago|0 comments
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by KVFinn 10y ago
If someone had secretly tested a nuclear weapon in Asia or Russia, is this the sort of evidence we might expect to see?
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by KVFinn 10y ago
>Interesting but is it worth living being hungry all the time? A lot of people that do it say they don't really have a problem. They eat a large volume of food with a high nutrient-calorie ratio. Or some people only eat within cer
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by KVFinn 10y ago
Dragon Dictate worked pretty well in 2001 from what I recall, if you were willing to train it.
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by KVFinn 10y ago
The ACLU defended a Republican city councilor in my parent's small home town for having his signs taken down by the Democratic mayor. You wouldn't think they'd even notice such a tiny thing, but they were there, and they won
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by KVFinn 10y ago
>AMZN and Jeff Bezos have strangely been absent even though he was the most critical pre-election. Trump on Bezos: "Amazon is getting away with murder, tax-wise. "[Bezos has] got a huge antitrust problem because he's cont
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Command and Control film: A worker drops a socket at a Titan II missile complex(pbs.org)
3 points by KVFinn 10y ago|1 comments
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When Russians fake election results, they may give us the statistical finger(washingtonpost.com)
3 points by KVFinn 10y ago|0 comments
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by KVFinn 10y ago
>Hardly proof that CTR did not systematically downvote pro-trump and promote pro-hillary content and comments. It is claimed by many that CTR publicly claimed their work was to pay for anonymous comments online. This impression has sprea
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by KVFinn 10y ago
>Also, it's a well known fact Clinton paid "trolls" to change opinions online. >“Barrier Breakers accounts are always identified as Correct the Record,” spokesperson Elizabeth Shappell said. https://news.ycom
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by KVFinn 10y ago
In my experience it eliminates a particular kind of drive-by trolling, but leaves the other kinds unaffected. Only constant moderation really keeps it out.
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by KVFinn 10y ago
>>Trump rarely uses email or computers, despite his frequent tweeting.. >If 2016 taught us anything, this is a reasonable infosec strategy - Although I assume, when he becomes President there is some high powered govt. agency that
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by KVFinn 10y ago
>The DNC rigged the primary for one candidate. Clearly there were people within the DNC who preferred clinton, but in what sense did they rig the vote? See: http://electionado.com/canvas/1478880826459
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by KVFinn 10y ago
>Anyone think recent board games are becoming unnecessarily complex and deeply strategy based? Nah, both simple and complicated board games are more popular than ever. This particular list is focused on the complicated side. But off th
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by KVFinn 10y ago
>Either way, we need a larger and more capable grid, so that production and demand can be balanced over larger areas. Yup. Larger power markets benefits every kind of power: wind, solar, and nuclear. There is a lot of resistance to thi
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by KVFinn 10y ago
>As a game designer, I find casino "games" frustrating It's funny -- I'm as vulnerable as anyone else to a million addictive game mechanics that build on the same impulses that make gambling addictive. But actual rea
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by KVFinn 10y ago
Usually this discussion is around residents' performing worse while deprived. A big problem no doubt. But I wonder why people don't bring up another aspect: sleep is essential for actually retaining and making any learning from pr
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Kaspersky Labs: Deception Tactics Muddying Attribution in Targeted Attacks [pdf](securelist.com)
1 points by KVFinn 10y ago|0 comments
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by KVFinn 10y ago
So the general structure of your video seems okay: Show a long and annoying way of doing something, then show a better way using your product. But without narration I don't understand well enough what's going on here or why your w
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Barack Obama on AI, Autonomous Cars, and the Future of Humanity(wired.com)
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by KVFinn 10y ago
I could never get through Pynchon or whatever but Infinite Jest wasn't a slog at all. Wonderful prose full of hilarious details and moments. Wacky sci-fi alternative universe stuff. Great descriptions of dynamics in a tennis match.
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by KVFinn 10y ago
The tennis was was so straightforward I was thinking it must be a trick, but it was that simple.
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Reasons to be cautious: >Moreover, even if NR supplements do provide an immediate jolt to muscle mitochondrial metabolism in the way that the Harvard NMN studies suggest, it’s not clear that doing so is a good idea in the long term. NMN
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Why didn't Larrabee fail?(tomforsyth1000.github.io)
267 points by KVFinn 10y ago|100 comments
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by KVFinn 10y ago
My default reading mode is to speed through text. It's useful for skimming for answers to specific questions but in other scenarios it's a bad impulse that I intentionally check. Whether it's dense full of ideas or just has
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by KVFinn 10y ago
>I was on my own to figure this. I finally found out a treatment that works. Salt supplements and licorice root to address adrenal insufficiency. Day and night difference. How did you find out this is what you needed?
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by KVFinn 10y ago
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