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by TheGRS 3y ago
Its widely known as one of the most dangerous DIYs you can do. I think typically people working on them will get pushed off their ladder suddenly from the tension in the spring releasing.
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by TheGRS 3y ago
I'm with you on this part of it. I don't see what the real benefit is to McD if it hurts their brand long-term, which seems to be happening in regard to their ice cream products. We are not talking about highly sophisticated machi
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by TheGRS 3y ago
If I'm following OP's question, it was basically that all of this makes sense from a "people are doing what benefits them the most" POV. But some time went by and it morphed into being overall bad for the McDonald's
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by TheGRS 3y ago
Interested to see how it shakes out in Portland, we put in infill laws a few years ago and I've seen a handful of multi-family additions on previously single-family land, and even a handful of trailer or tiny homes setup on driveways (
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by TheGRS 3y ago
This seems like a decent thread to ask: how do you all throttle UDP traffic? We are doing some WebRTC work and would like to easily do this, but it seems like the only effective way to do it is with a dedicated hardware device or through yo
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by TheGRS 3y ago
I prefer the glass half full view of possibility is all. No one has 100% certainty that life exists elsewhere, but its certainly higher than 0% certainty. For me this is nothing but a mental perspective. Historically we trended toward a ver
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by TheGRS 3y ago
Sure, I don’t think that’s lost on anyone. The headline of “life found outside earth” is going to be a big deal. But I also think we are zeroing in on the inevitable outcome. The math of probability and the simple components to life make it
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by TheGRS 3y ago
I feel like a lot of attention from this is on the WotC side, which is doing very well, bully for them, I consume a lot of the D&D product line. But what's up with the rest of the company doing poorly? They have a huge trove of gre
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by TheGRS 3y ago
No not really, but since the news dropped we're starting to get into conversations about it, will be doing some research on other WebRTC providers soon.
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Interestingly our company was already looking at moving from Twilio to Zoom and they recommended that in their email.
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by TheGRS 3y ago
Survivorship bias though, not everyone has great coaches in their life or people who see their potential. You got dealt a good hand and played it well, and that's great, but not everyone is so lucky. Working 12 hour days I would not re
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by TheGRS 3y ago
This model gets implemented, and then the comments section is littered with "I prefer when I didn't need to pay for software upgrades and backward compatibility!"
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by TheGRS 3y ago
This article is timely because we just setup our new cyber Monday Samsung TV. The screen was on for about 2 seconds before I recognized the frame interpolation. We spent a good 15 minutes going through the settings to find what we thought w
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by TheGRS 3y ago
Engineering manager with 12 years of experience in developing web applications. Looking for a new opportunity or product to work on. I have a lot of experience in developing great operations, deployment and testing pipelines in SaaS product
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by TheGRS 3y ago
I dunno about this thought, are there other AI startups operating at this level and that have the amount of market share and headspace that OpenAI has? I see comments like this on hacker news a lot, and I get that yes, the man is human and
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by TheGRS 3y ago
I was thinking the same. The letter symbolized a deep distrust with leadership over the mission and direction of the company. I’m sure financial motivations were involved, but the type of person working at this company can probably get a go
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by TheGRS 3y ago
And yet skinny houses in dense neighborhoods are always scooped up the moment they hit the market in my area.
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by TheGRS 3y ago
Hey that 20% is what they call "real America".
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I would venture that if people actually tried living in a neighborhood that has ample foot traffic access they would love it. You don't need to be in the "city" proper, just a neighborhood with some corner store and a public
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by TheGRS 3y ago
I haven't ever put "living in a city" together with "elitist". Living in the suburbs away from the cacophony of the city, a 5 minute drive away from all your favorite chain stores and malls seems much more elitist t
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by TheGRS 3y ago
Yea, I agree on the whole. It seems like there's a lot of potential in the space. But I also recognize that as you lower the barrier to entry to the few quality creators, the barrier is also lowered to the masses who either have no sen
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by TheGRS 3y ago
I agree going with brands you trust is the best solution. Discovering new, quality stuff will remain a problem. And really anything Youtube tries to do will get gamified by content creators trying to turn a quick buck.
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Overall point: agreed, talking to strangers can be a great experience and is the stuff of adventures and stories sometimes. I've travelled alone a few times and the experience always puts me in a persona where I talk to random people w
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by TheGRS 3y ago
I'm not on Youtube as much as the pandemic today, I feel like that was my peak watching of various content creators who pump out decent content regularly. But if I jump on Youtube today and half of my recommended feed becomes listed as
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by TheGRS 3y ago
I question the aging out aspect of software dev on a career level. Yes you might get agism at trendy companies started by and heavily employing young people, but there are many software companies out there with many industries now employing
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I think people just scoff at the price tag of a lot of medical expenses, though the bill you see your insurance provider get is pretty fake IMO.
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All those thoughts were going through my head as I was reading it, and I’m not like a history major or anything. Modern humans biologically have been around for a pretty long time so I’ve often wondered if civilizations existed where we sim
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by TheGRS 3y ago
Yea another odd thing with Unity is that since it was free and very accessible to small game makers, they were also heavily associated with shovelware. Maybe this is also an attempt to get away from that. I just don't see how they have
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They likely won't ever escape it. Unity entered the market as a free, batteries-included game engine. It rose to prominence in the indie community because it was free and it had a LOT of user-generated materials. Their whole brand has
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This is a really weird takeaway for an end-user. This is punishing game developers for using a certain tool. Unless Unity is doing something adverse to the end user I don't see why that should be a factor in your game purchases. I&#x27

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