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by acchow 3y ago
> If cities want better traffic, then spend more money renovating or widening roads Widening roads just induces more driving. https://twitter.com/alanthefisher/status/1491148250543386625
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by acchow 3y ago
Can't you just do it with voice commands?
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by acchow 3y ago
That's their Dec 2021 valuation right? That was a valuation bubble. See the 30-80% fall of most companies since then.
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by acchow 3y ago
> Over the summer of 2016, we came up against a new twist on the project. We had a model that ran overnight to generate data for anticipated ridership in China. That data wasn’t useful on its own, but if you fed it into a tab on a specia
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by acchow 3y ago
I much prefer having people over at home or going to their home over a Third Place. I think the only Third Place I really like is a park with a view.
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by acchow 3y ago
> But I note that every time a company becomes "hot", people start mindlessly copying its quirks This is also true of successful people and their secrets to success. With survival bias, it's hard to differentiate noise fro
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by acchow 3y ago
Where are you seeing this? Their product page for the 15 non-pro says it uses the same cable you use to charge your mac. It also says "The included USB‑C Charge Cable is compatible with AirPods Pro (2nd generation) with MagSafe Chargin
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by acchow 3y ago
This is because Intel/Amd barely had performance improvements on Low Voltage chips since 2015. The Apple brought the M1 in 2020 and it was a huge jump
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by acchow 3y ago
It is bout the 'value space' of strings. Think of all possible strings. That is the entire value space of strings. Not every possible string is an email. Only a subset of this value space is a valid email. This subset is the &#x27
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by acchow 3y ago
Fixed points? The sha256 algorithm makes it easy to compute them https://crypto.stackexchange.com/questions/48580/fixed-point...
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by acchow 3y ago
Yes except Bitcoin does double SHA (a second round of SHA on the first result)
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by acchow 3y ago
The correlation is there, but do we know this is causation in the implied direction? It seems to me that anyone who comes from an upper-middle class educated family would actually make a lot more by not going to college.
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by acchow 3y ago
I don't really agree. This is a desktop machine so it will be staying put. It has thunderbolt 4 which can exceed 3GB/s (24Gbps) on external SSDs. Don't think that expansion is useless
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by acchow 3y ago
Sure the ads aren’t great. But that’s almost barely a problem compared to the gamed reviews
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by acchow 3y ago
> the language itself is not that complicated I find Haskell quite complicated, involving abstract concepts you would likely not consciously encounter in other languages (lenses, monad transformers, free monads, etc).
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by acchow 3y ago
Wages for those will rise accordingly, benefitting local nurses (but raising costs for nursing)
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by acchow 3y ago
There is making things, and there is making things as if you have a decade of experience in every single tool and framework and library that you’re using. The latter feels way better. ChatGPT and Copilot makes the programming experience fee
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by acchow 3y ago
ADHD brains operate differently, which is clearly visible on imaging. However, this is not sufficient for a diagnosis because you still need impairment in your life.
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by acchow 3y ago
> and if you're on a different side than I am then screw you, even if you are Nature. Identity politics has metastasized everywhere.
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by acchow 3y ago
Learning to create motivation is the ultimate hack for insufficient executive function. People tend to think of motivation as some innate property of your person. But it's actually an emotional response to inputs.
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by acchow 3y ago
I wouldn't be opposed to exploring the idea of an alcohol+drug consumption license. Mandatory checkins every few months to make sure you're doing ok > Most people who use drugs eventually end up not being able to live like norm
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by acchow 3y ago
You are not their target market. The average American consumes 17 teaspoons of sugar per day. Because the average American doesn’t like the taste of most processed foods unless it is sweetened significantly. Look at savory snacks like crack
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by acchow 3y ago
It is not the status. Americans love to consume. They think their consumption brings them happiness . One of their most delightful purchases is a new phone.
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by acchow 3y ago
Ruby metaprogramming breaks `grep` and static analysis tools. This is a no-go for any large project for me
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by acchow 3y ago
Especially out of the US, since containers are mostly empty
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by acchow 3y ago
Wish municipal contracts could be done this way
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by acchow 3y ago
The complaint about research papers is that almost all of them omit the ELI5 and provide only the formalism. You can have both and weave them together into a digestible narrative. I see Physics textbooks sometimes written this way.
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by acchow 3y ago
Same. I now go to the office every day which feels a little better, but nobody else goes
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by acchow 3y ago
Sadly, sometimes in the US it takes just as long to walk within the parking lot as the equivalent total travel time would have been in a walkable European or Asian city
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by acchow 3y ago
Interesting. Have some examples of those key terms? Are those other YouTubers also medical doctors?

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