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by acchow 3y ago
>eferences to other youtube videos and commenters. Detailed, insanely knowledgeable, not selling me anything, created for love not for viewers I feel the same about HealthyGamerGG's videos: detailed, insanely knowledgeable, referenc
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by acchow 3y ago
No, the natural light requirement is not a fire regulation. It's not about egress.
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by acchow 3y ago
I believe there are two different requirements for residential: 1 is egress (fire regulations), and the other is natural light requirements for each room.
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by acchow 3y ago
> If you try to make "what the market wants" rather than what you want, you're going to make garbage 100% agree. This is also why so much music is commercial
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by acchow 3y ago
At first glance, this seems like a drop in the bucket compared to USA's 23.32tn GDP. But if you look at savings, US savings rate is 3.4%. That's $792 billion. Suddenly blowing away $340B a year on car crashes doesn't seem so
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by acchow 3y ago
Facebook didn't fail because it's creepy. It's product just wasn't good enough to overcome its creepiness cost. (although, going by Facebook's stock price I don't think it has failed...?) TikTok is much creepie
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by acchow 3y ago
Maybe subclinical ADHD?
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by acchow 3y ago
10 Petabytes is 10,000 TB. That's only 454 spinning disk drives (22 TB each). Approximate this as 600 with Raid 5. You can easily fit this in 100 desktops. There's tons of OSS to manage all layers of this stuff now.
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by acchow 3y ago
If the information isn’t based in science, is it actually informative?
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by acchow 3y ago
VSCode is painful to use. I don’t get why, when I do a “search for references” that my previous “search for references” tab gets destroyed. Also, when I open a file from “search for references” results, the newly opened file does not appear
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by acchow 3y ago
> Perhaps Google also needs to learn to search those closed gardens better. There's a hard limit at what is allowed by robots.txt since Google abides by this standard.
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by acchow 3y ago
I don't think I'm acquainted with "better engineered iphone products existed". Care you share about it?
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by acchow 3y ago
Too bad tiktok generates URLs not only from which content is being linked to, but also the user generating the link. And once the industry realized that users don't revolt at this privacy invasion, it has been spreading.
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by acchow 3y ago
Same. I bike to the office everyday despite having a remote job. Getting outside feels great
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by acchow 3y ago
It actually has income limits. But assuming you make under the limit, it would reduce your tax burden by 7500 https://www.nerdwallet.com/article/taxes/ev-tax-credit-elect...
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by acchow 3y ago
I'd wait for the product to actually launch before making such a judgement
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by acchow 3y ago
> I don't how/why/where these myths have been perpetuated from that Apple Silicon Macs magically needs less RAM or magically Apple Silicon Macs are better at memory management. It depends. For the Intel macbook pros, the G
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by acchow 3y ago
It also captures a new kind of content: spatial video. Upper middle class families with toddlers are going to want this. To relive the children's childhood forever.
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by acchow 3y ago
How many simultaneous 4K input video steams can that HP handle (input and encoding)?
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by acchow 3y ago
Full-precision GPS has been open for public use long before location-tracking apps were invented.
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by acchow 3y ago
This demonstrates that the government will intervene in industries that have too much pricing power, right? Since the people demand help from their political representatives?
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by acchow 3y ago
Wages do increase, but then it's all spent on housing. And lately, also spent on healthcare.
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by acchow 3y ago
On a national level, Housing First will help a lot. If California tried this, it would probably attract too many people to the state and run out of money.
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by acchow 3y ago
The statistic thrown around is something like “About 70 percent of people who are homeless became homeless while living in the Bay Area.” I’m not sure how to interpret this. I cant find the question they actually asked or how they collected
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by acchow 3y ago
Replacing the battery is still too labor intensive. They need to simplify it and speed it up. Ideally, a machine does most of the work. In which you’re mostly left with the cost of the battery itself, which today is about $7k. But in 5 year
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by acchow 3y ago
Tesla can probably make more profit long term from selling energy than their cars. Otherwise they would DRM the charger network (easy to do since their vehicles are internet-connected)
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by acchow 3y ago
That’s great. Then you should keep enjoying your car. I just hope you don’t stop people from trying to enjoy a subway by supporting politicians that are anti-train. Same goes for HSR. You can drive or fly between cities if you want, just do
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by acchow 3y ago
They charge more yes, but make of the credit cards in the US also provide a lot more: travel insurance, Trip interruption insurance, purchase protection, extended warranty, etc.
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by acchow 3y ago
Subway/metro/HSR > light rail > car > bus
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by acchow 3y ago
You can see which jobs are sharing in the burden of the move: those offering significant signing bonuses on top of relocation costs

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