SimbaOnSteroids

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by SimbaOnSteroids 7y ago
The Verge article claims 15ms latency, which honestly is really good, even if that's in addition to what you'd get if you were using a traditional internet connection.
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by SimbaOnSteroids 7y ago
Well I'd hope a country with 1.4b would sell more tickets domestically than a country with 330m.
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by SimbaOnSteroids 7y ago
I believe Apple's issue is lack of data.
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by SimbaOnSteroids 8y ago
The umami was the only differentiating factor and even there it was like a small difference. I eat meat, tried the burger because if can cut out a little meat why not? The impossible burger was exceptional enough a replacement that if its o
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by SimbaOnSteroids 8y ago
Didn't IBM just buy Red Hat for $34 Billion? Can you imagine a future where Amazon acquires Docker to optimize it to run on AWS and perhaps perform a bit worse on GCP. Any small advantage you could get in the space would equate to larg
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by SimbaOnSteroids 8y ago
My great grandmother was reading a pulp magazine about man going to the moon when she was young, her father made a point to check that she understood that such things were impossible if not extremely far off in the future. The only reason I
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by SimbaOnSteroids 8y ago
My point is only a robot could adjust their behavior that fast to 100% comply with the SEC agreement.
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by SimbaOnSteroids 8y ago
Yes but the rocket equation wouldn't stop intelligent species from going "loud" with radio signals.
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by SimbaOnSteroids 8y ago
Why are you bawking at OP's software solution, in favor of a much more complicated software solution?
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by SimbaOnSteroids 8y ago
It wouldn't be too hard to give him a twitter clone app that flows through a middleman before going live, git pull requests for twitter if you will.
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by SimbaOnSteroids 8y ago
IIRC the google guys had VC crawling down there back and had to tell them to back off.
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by SimbaOnSteroids 8y ago
The battery and solar operations side of TSLA are critical to spaceX's mission to Mars. Can't have a martian colony without being able to harvest and store energy. Additionally the CV being done at Tesla could prove critical in au
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by SimbaOnSteroids 8y ago
Tbf, his compositions at 5 were and still are dreadful.
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by SimbaOnSteroids 8y ago
I think the gaming potential is huge, it would take games like Pokemon GO and turn them into something like Pokemon Stadium, or can you imagine playing Wizards Chess? Obviously gaming isn't something that makes something must have, its
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by SimbaOnSteroids 8y ago
People picked up SnapChat though, then used it to send really intimate content. Like I see your point, but I don't think consumers are that smart when they're getting dopamine hits.
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by SimbaOnSteroids 8y ago
A core component of any AR headset for everyday use is going to be that it not only has to be stylish, it has to be chic. I think Apple is the only one of the frightful five that have that kind of brand power. I have serious doubts that ML
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by SimbaOnSteroids 8y ago
Of course its going to be a mass market phenomenon. Its going to be a mass market phenomenon for the same reason the smart phone was a phenomenon. It takes the internet which in the smartphone's case was something you had to go seek ou
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by SimbaOnSteroids 8y ago
I believe Apple will win this race, for this reason. They aren't talking about what they're doing but they are very much preparing developers to develop AR tech on their device with swift and ARKit as well as the capabilities of t
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by SimbaOnSteroids 8y ago
Pyramid scheme incubator
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by SimbaOnSteroids 8y ago
On the other hand posting a dodgy opinion on facebook et al largely removes you from the social and physical consequences of saying things that are way outside of societal norms. When you're able to hide behind a screen the range of th
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by SimbaOnSteroids 8y ago
Furthermore it was raw intelligence not meant for public consumption.
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by SimbaOnSteroids 8y ago
It may not seem as noteworthy to the HN crowd given the demographics, however his age makes it all the more impressive.
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by SimbaOnSteroids 8y ago
The 24/7/365 aspect can be solved by moving them sufficiently underground. Underground environments are naturally the yearly average temperature of the surface.
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by SimbaOnSteroids 8y ago
The new part of the article is the previously unnoticed role of the epididymis. It turned out that upon entering the epididymis sperm shed a bunch of small RNAs(which play a major role in epigenetic expression) and then reaquire small RNA&#
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by SimbaOnSteroids 8y ago
See you removed your wallet though, they'd rather you didn't remove your wallet at all, they'd rather you vote by reporting toxic players and keep your wallet around. ;)
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by SimbaOnSteroids 8y ago
Cheating is incredibly toxic in the community, even a whiff of it and people start labeling each other scripters etc. Riot does a lot of work to make their community suck less, lots of player leave or drop engagement because the community i
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by SimbaOnSteroids 8y ago
One of the first computers. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ENIAC
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by SimbaOnSteroids 8y ago
>What else can't you learn. In a time sensitive manner, people skills, learning people skills is one of the hardest things to learn.
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by SimbaOnSteroids 8y ago
When I read such reports I try to assume the worst is true, in this example that cell phone towers do in fact cause increased rates of cancer, however minuscule. Then I ask, is this a cost that we as a society are willing to bear for value
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by SimbaOnSteroids 8y ago
Wait I thought that was in the rules.

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