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by aqme28 1y ago
It was a multi-billion dollar market, which blew my mind. Good on valve for bursting the bubble, but it sounds like it should have happened much sooner.
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by aqme28 1y ago
I've thought that the Sora videosharing app was dumb, but if it were NSFW at least it would be very popular. Well, here we go.
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by aqme28 1y ago
Yeah you need to build up the understanding so that you can re-derive those matrices as needed (it's mostly just basic trigonometry). If you can't, that means a failure of your lecturer or a failure in your studying.
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by aqme28 1y ago
2/3 of Americans drink coffee. I’ll grant you the rest of the list though.
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by aqme28 1y ago
We're talking about insurance claims here. Of course a mechanic's certification matters in that context. But I agree with you if we're just talking about a bike in the context about riding it.
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by aqme28 1y ago
It's not much better for language learning than just playing Candy Crush. As long as you don't delude yourself into thinking this is time spent productively, then sure.
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by aqme28 1y ago
One UX feature I wish existed on the NYT game that you should add here is that I wish I could organize my dominoes. E.g. I wish I could put all the pieces with a zero into part of my playing area.
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by aqme28 1y ago
I'd be much more suspicious if his online performance didn't track with his professional over-the-board performance, where cheating would be much more difficult.
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by aqme28 1y ago
I thought they meant that no game could go more than 218 moves. I can imagine some upper limit since three-fold repetition ends the game. But it’s a lot higher than 218.
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by aqme28 1y ago
> What is the probability of a person with both the attributes "looks like they belong to berghain" and "can solve an obscure live optimisation challenge" ? As someone who goes there often, I can say it's surpris
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by aqme28 1y ago
They've offered! Israel's government is demonstrably not interested in the hostages.
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by aqme28 1y ago
But there are 0 Teslas that are as effective at self-driving as Waymo, so they're still ahead.
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by aqme28 1y ago
People do get taken hostage until they give up their crypto accounts sometimes. There was a prominent one in NYC recently that was on the news again due to--basically-- the alleged involvement by one of the stars of a popular reality tv sho
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by aqme28 1y ago
They don't all make money. Why are you assuming that this one does?
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by aqme28 1y ago
> it’s not just the hurricanes and floods putting homes at risk, it’s the cost of insurance itself that’s becoming unsustainable Does the high cost of insurance not directly follow from the risk of disaster? This is strangely worded.
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by aqme28 1y ago
> Yes, I would, simply because I can see you’ve put a lot of effort in and created something high quality. But I’d have some reservations because of the concerns I’ve raised above and, in particular, I’d want to dig in to how user-centre
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by aqme28 1y ago
No, I'm calling out the person who is comparing those things.
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by aqme28 1y ago
I thought ~20x or so was a good baseline earnings multiple. I have no idea what makes sense as a revenue multiple but I bet it would be a lot lower than that. Edit: After looking it up, normal P/Sales ratios are on the order of abo
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by aqme28 1y ago
This is why it's so good to sell shovels, so-to-speak. In this case, that's NVDA
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by aqme28 1y ago
A family of 4 is charged $2.90x2 in subway fares, which is more than the $15 congestion price for a car.
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by aqme28 1y ago
I don't want to comment on if it should be free or not, but public transit and micromobility should always be cheaper than owning+driving a car. Even with NYC's controversial new congestion pricing, it's still cheaper to dr
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by aqme28 1y ago
> for the most part regulations and due process emerged to protect public interests from private capture. In truth I think it's a mix of this, and the opposite--where private interests have already captured the public good.
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by aqme28 1y ago
I'm not following this take. In either case, wouldn't everyone (except these corrupt powers) prefer for less bureaucracy hampering the project? Unless I'm misunderstanding you, a breakdown of this "unquestioned assumptio
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by aqme28 1y ago
I haven't seen any proposal that seeks to punish regular Israeli citizens. Is there anything specific you're referring to?
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by aqme28 1y ago
I see your point, but it can also be frustrating when people “both-sides” every atrocity. It’s sort of like saying “All Lives Matter” at every police shooting.
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by aqme28 1y ago
No. It’s pretty well-established that even if the distribution were perfect, there simply aren’t enough trucks going in.
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by aqme28 1y ago
Sure there are probably NDAs to keep specific tech from moving, but that doesn't mean the talent that invented the tech can't move.
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by aqme28 1y ago
To some extent, no. In my opinion* you shouldn't get to say "I refuse to design websites for gay people." *: Not always the same as Sam Alito's
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by aqme28 1y ago
> Surveilling the police obviously enables crime, and in this case is specifically intended to enable crime. Sure, some kinds of crime would be easier when we can track the police. However, crime caused by police is a real threat to pe
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by aqme28 1y ago
> In the US it is officially 2 deaths involving Teslas with FSD engaged, with a couple more under investigation but not yet verified that FSD was engaged. That is not a useful metric for Tesla. They disengage FSD when they detect a poten

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