Mengkudulangsat

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by Mengkudulangsat 3y ago
90% of revenues go to moderators and power users.... and where exactly are these revenues coming from? So far, all these alternatives I'm reading about can't convincingly explain how they plan to pay for themselves.
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by Mengkudulangsat 3y ago
You don't. It's part of the charm. Example: https://www.azeron.eu/
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by Mengkudulangsat 4y ago
I have multiple of these boom arms [1] clamped all around my desk. Great for things that require frequent fiddling (webcams / mics / lighting) https://www.ulanzi.com/collections/desk-set-up/products/
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by Mengkudulangsat 4y ago
Your shorts will only print when nobody else sees it coming.
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by Mengkudulangsat 4y ago
You gotta admit DFs name / description generation is just gobbledygook most of the time. Tastefully applied, AI bullshit generators will do wonders to readability.
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by Mengkudulangsat 4y ago
Please incorporate ChatGPT into this game! Imagine the storylines!
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by Mengkudulangsat 4y ago
Some fun personal projects using AI? [1] [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8sZ6dLrhDs
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by Mengkudulangsat 4y ago
Anecdotally, I rarely hear about China "fining" its egregious corporations, they go straight for the executives. America needs to get its spine back.
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by Mengkudulangsat 4y ago
How in the world is Coinbase losing THAT much money? Isn't the product mature and fully-featured already?
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by Mengkudulangsat 4y ago
It doesn't have a runway! Even as a concept that feels like wasting precious floating real estate. The hyper rich need to arrive somehow.
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by Mengkudulangsat 4y ago
Wow, 8bn icons on a webpage and it doesn't lag. Is this normal?
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by Mengkudulangsat 4y ago
Can we please just loose the pedals? Pedals on these feels like a pathetic attempt at regulatory arbitrage.
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Workshop walk-around: Land Rover Defender (EV conversion)(youtube.com)
2 points by Mengkudulangsat 4y ago|0 comments
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by Mengkudulangsat 4y ago
After years of playing RTS and 4x strategy games, I feel that this aspect of conflict has been gravely underexplored! (except for Factorio maybe)
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by Mengkudulangsat 4y ago
OK hear me out: Framework EV That would be awesome.
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by Mengkudulangsat 4y ago
A great use for zero-knowledge proofs
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by Mengkudulangsat 4y ago
So... where does something like this get tabled? Proxy vote at shareholder's meetings? Gang up with an activist investor firm perhaps?
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by Mengkudulangsat 5y ago
If you have one charge point at the loading dock and another charge point at the unloading dock (and charge the ship during the average loading / unloading times).. theoretically you can estimate the max range between the two docks whe
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Ask HN: Why do I keep failing Captcha?
2 points by Mengkudulangsat 5y ago|2 comments
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by Mengkudulangsat 5y ago
Finance without KYC/AML is like air travel without TSA. Everyone remembers those times fondly, but have lost the imagination to believe they are possible again.
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by Mengkudulangsat 5y ago
Electric scooters come with some amazing safety innovations, namely turn signals and rear-view mirrors. I honestly don't understand why people need to exercise on their commute, just go to the gym!
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by Mengkudulangsat 5y ago
I'm sorry, but I absolutely hate e-bikes. We in Asia have figured the urban transit riddle long ago: Motorbikes or the more sustainable option; electric scooters [1]. If we are going to share the road, might as well everyone becomes ca
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by Mengkudulangsat 5y ago
OK, so you guys are stuck. We get it. There is no need for this issue to be "solved" per se. Academia can keep up the charade with journals if it needs to, as long as the rest of us can obtain papers via SciHub, this grey status q
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by Mengkudulangsat 5y ago
Looks hella fun! Imagine the noise though, you'll get tinnitus riding that thing all day.
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by Mengkudulangsat 5y ago
Au contraire, this madness is going to become the norm for the next generation. Personally I think the more things break in the immediate future, the better. Hopefully we will reach some sort of steady state where users keep a baseline of t
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by Mengkudulangsat 5y ago
The article seems to allude to scaling up using batch reactors, wouldn't moving to a continuous process makes more sense at those huge scales? I'm thinking of tubes like those microgalgae production plants.
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by Mengkudulangsat 5y ago
The improvements you mentioned are honestly esoteric. I'm more curious on why we can't have built-in version control, or have unlimited rows, or have a linter in the formula bar in excel by now.
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by Mengkudulangsat 5y ago
Service providers and exchanges are required to abide by the new travel rule imposed by the FATF. They simply can't facilitate any transactions that's on a no-name basis.
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by Mengkudulangsat 5y ago
I had a client who had a usage frequency similar to AirBnB (one or two transactions a year) but then tried to cross-sell meal tickets (one or two transactions a week) because VCs were telling them users were not "using the app enough&q
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by Mengkudulangsat 5y ago
On an unrelated note, the author is a "researcher based at the Centre for the Study of Existential Risk at the University of Cambridge". Just imagine the atmosphere at that workplace, must've been very heavy and brooding.

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