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by Zaskoda 6y ago
I have a 1987 Econoline modified for offroading. Previous models had the engine inside. Subsequent models had the engine entirely in front. But the generation I have split the difference with a short, downward sloping hood. For this reason
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by Zaskoda 6y ago
I would gladly pay $17 a year for a non-ad driven version of Facebook. If this were the limit of the value per user, they would have offered a subscription service long ago. Something is missing from your model.
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by Zaskoda 6y ago
Sort of. We do have unique problems to solve given the nature of our products. But to some degree, you are correct. We would have eventually done it to scale, but right now we did it to survive.
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by Zaskoda 6y ago
Due to the Covid-19 lock down, my company was forced to accelerate our automation program. We did in months what we had originally planned to do in years. As we are able to open our operations center further, it's clear that we'll
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by Zaskoda 6y ago
I would like to take one comment in this post to recognize Aaron Swartz https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaron_Swartz
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by Zaskoda 7y ago
I've been running Ubuntu on a Dell XPS at work since 2016. I had problems using a docking station from the start so I removed it from the equation and haven't had any significant other issues since. Battery life is good, no signif
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by Zaskoda 7y ago
If tensions ease too quickly and we release everyone into the wild, it could cause another outbreak. I don't personally know the parameters of that risk, I just know it is a risk. But on the bold assumption that we somehow contain the
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by Zaskoda 7y ago
I suspect that by this time next year Bitcoin will be seen as a safe haven. The events that are about to play out are exactly what Bitcoin was designed for.
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by Zaskoda 7y ago
I don't know exactly what you mean, but I agree.
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by Zaskoda 7y ago
It's interesting that all of the current activity is speculation and the actual impact of supply chain disruption really hasn't started to hit yet. Given that we're at record levels of corporate debt, I would think we are lik
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by Zaskoda 7y ago
Update: oh yeah, that broke a lot of stuff
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by Zaskoda 7y ago
I just gave it a try and now apt is installing a bunch of new kernel .img files. So for me, yes, this seemed to be required before 64bit kernels were installed. I'm feeling surprised. I'm 40% of the way through the install and hop
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by Zaskoda 7y ago
I've been reading the updates there and have been making specific purchases as a result. For example, I read about disruption to clothing manufacturing and bought some summer shorts, pairs of boxers, and packages of socks - stuff I was
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by Zaskoda 7y ago
> I tend to talk too much about myself, I don't enjoy listening to other people, I tend to judge situations only from my perspective, I have an inflated ego and take things too personal. Isn't that 95% of us?
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by Zaskoda 7y ago
I've been learning how to design game play mechanics for the Ethereum EVM by building a game dapp with features I haven't seen before.
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Ask HN: What are (y)our ethical stances in software?
15 points by Zaskoda 7y ago|7 comments
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by Zaskoda 7y ago
We should own our friends lists... which we used to call our address book.
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by Zaskoda 7y ago
Ah shucks, seems we're all so excited we've crushed them. (web servers timing out)
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by Zaskoda 7y ago
This seems like a popular topic right now and I wanted to add to the conversation some startup concepts I care about: Game Dapps: The gaming industry is testing the "blockchain" waters by introducing tokenification into games. Th
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by Zaskoda 7y ago
In 2020 I would like to reach beta with my blockchain game project release a full feature demo, and establish a studio around the game. If the whole thing works out, I would love to be able to say that my company was established in 2020. A
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by Zaskoda 7y ago
Now if someone will make some sort of union I can join so I can strike and support others who share the same fundamental ethics. :)
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by Zaskoda 7y ago
Yes, even my relatively simple scenes are expensive to render. I'm hoping I can optimize it enough to be playable. An interesting plus side: I can export the SVG as a file and get an extremely high quality screenshot.
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by Zaskoda 7y ago
I'm current using Vue to manipulate a complex SVG as the foundation of my current game engine. It's not super snappy but it's effective and interesting. I've taken the concept pretty far and, thus far, I haven't see
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Bollinger B2 Electric Pickup Truck(bollingermotors.com)
63 points by Zaskoda 7y ago|69 comments
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by Zaskoda 7y ago
It's merely federated, but IRC doesn't get mentioned enough.
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by Zaskoda 7y ago
If you want to make a dent in the ticket market, come up with a solution that Burning Man will adopt. Their system almost never performs correctly. Every year something new goes wrong and thousands of people take to online forums to complai
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Allen Institute releases new high-resolution map of how the brain is wired(alleninstitute.org)
2 points by Zaskoda 7y ago|0 comments
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by Zaskoda 7y ago
Yet the spam continues and the need for the spam filters isn't going away. This property of the ecosystem makes it considerably more complex to own your own mail server.
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by Zaskoda 7y ago
And those hackers became competitive to see who could put the coolest looking intro in front of the hacked/cracked software bragging about who crack it. And then those intros eventually gave rise to what they called the Demo Scene wher
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by Zaskoda 7y ago
Blockchain Gaming: I only saw one other crypto/blockchain comment and I suspect people are avoiding the topic because of the amount of noise from the scene compared to a lack of real world applications. It's that lack of real appl

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