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Our_Benefactors
4y ago
> You having fun/ being able to develop fast isn't your customer's problem/ the problem's of people actually using the things you build. I cannot parse this sentence. What does vista having its minimum requiremen
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Our_Benefactors
4y ago
Yes, google plans projects, spins them up spending millions or billions in dev costs over multiple years, then executes the final phase of the plan and kills them. All so their hypothetical attorneys can make a hypothetical point in a hypo
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Our_Benefactors
4y ago
What would happen is those engineers would rightly be concerned that their leadership had lost their marbles, and would quickly find new jobs elsewhere. These kinds of “fun” thought experiments don’t pan out in the real world.
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Our_Benefactors
4y ago
There is still validity to the article. All of that Bluetooth chippery, licensing, development wasn’t free. And to have that functionality be totally bricked, seems like e-waste to me.
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Our_Benefactors
4y ago
> It's a minefield, but I think it's worth it to at least consider as well as I can, how I may be able to provide these folks with the services and products they want. “Worth it” in monetary terms? Or in social justice points?
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Our_Benefactors
4y ago
He is projecting that the HN hive mind would have a negative response, therefore nobody relevant is commenting. It seems more likely that DAOs, within the already small world of crypto, is a small enough niche that it’s hard to get lots of
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Our_Benefactors
4y ago
With this model, the ideal price would be $1 million/gal.
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Our_Benefactors
4y ago
This kind of thinking is a fugazi. Most people (yes even you, who pays off the card every month) are bad with money. Credit cards reduce the friction between any given transaction. This will cause you to spend more money than you would have
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Our_Benefactors
4y ago
Power drill. Drives are even helpfully labeled where to stick the spinny end.
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Our_Benefactors
4y ago
How would you suggest rationally naming GPU products? Tflops, shaders, means nothing to the average consumer. Can this one run the newest call of shooty on the “best” settings? GPU performance is usually presented as relative to another pie
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Our_Benefactors
4y ago
As someone not “in” the chess world this article is difficult to understand. Is Carlsen’s swift resignation essentially in protest? It seems impossible to detect cheating after a single move.
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Our_Benefactors
4y ago
> Its a great language if you're lazy as you can use it everywhere and don't need to expand your mind with other tools Bad take. Learning tools is the means to an end. Being able to minimize tooling time and focus on productive
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4y ago
> (b) suggest such processing difficulties result largely from working-memory limitations imposed by long-distance syntactic dependencies (i.e., poor writing) as opposed to a mere lack of specialized legal knowledge; It seems like a misr
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4y ago
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