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by atrus 3y ago
For shorts you need 10 million views in a 90 day period to be eligible for monetization.
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by atrus 3y ago
Not to sound dismissive, because this is cool, but this pretty solidly AR, just instead of a headset you're using a projector. I don't think it'd be too difficult to port this to vr headset of choice
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by atrus 3y ago
I think that's why the initial version is the "Pro" and why it's so so expensive. Laptops/Computers have "text/spreadsheets" as their fundamental unit of usage, phones and tablets have images/vid
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by atrus 3y ago
Well, markdown is a lot easier to read "unrendered". It's a lot more accessible to non-technical people as well, since with html sometimes you need to put the content between two matching tags (h1), sometimes it needs to go b
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by atrus 3y ago
Has any space company done it right first time around? I'd hope that the business planning wasn't so poor to put all the eggs in one basket.
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by atrus 3y ago
100 Rabbits are fairly well known, and they use a boat to sail around the pacific. https://100r.co/site/home.html
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by atrus 3y ago
Nothing of what you described is free though? It's going to take some sort of resources no matter what.
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by atrus 3y ago
It reminds me of that old quote that democracies die when the citizens realize they can vote themselves money. It's the same with these companies, the upper managements realizing they can just give themselves more money and coast on th
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by atrus 3y ago
Chess requires understanding, which computers lack. Go requires understanding, which computers lack. X requires Y which AI technology today lacks. AI is a constantly moving goalpost it seems.
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by atrus 3y ago
Because they're tiny and can't carry much. There's a world of difference between a pickup and a truck . It's difficult to buy them with 8' beds, most have 6-6.5' bed which makes carrying construction materials
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by atrus 3y ago
This is why I love technologies like BitTorrent and IPFS, where it's not a single server bearing the brunt and costs of being popular, everyone is contributing. The more popular it is, the more performant it is.
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by atrus 3y ago
Porn and sexual stuff is always on shaky ground with card processors.
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by atrus 3y ago
Sorta. The issue is the traffic and followings from people who are there because you're pretty aren't the correct audience for what you're selling (assuming what you're selling isn't yourself so to speak). A million
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by atrus 3y ago
To eliminate work of course. To advance the state of technology where everyone can have the base essentials for free, or as low a cost as physically possible.
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by atrus 3y ago
I'm not sure. Ghostwriting exists, and a person (or organization) with enough money could easily pay enough ghostwriters to output at a more than human pace.
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by atrus 3y ago
You'll never pay/listen to anything you're able to identify as AI-generated.
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by atrus 3y ago
Existing members still get the reduced youtube premium/play store deals, and now a $100 credit. So a win I think?
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by atrus 3y ago
> Plastic is toxic, we all know this. There are thousands of plastics, and a blanket statement like this is simply false. We should be working to figure out which plastics are toxic, and why. You're essentially looking at lead and
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by atrus 3y ago
I was using a 6ish year old amd cpu with 16gigs of ram and generating a prompt would take about a half hour. Which is still massively impressive for what it is.
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by atrus 3y ago
Except it wouldn't be 10% slower for 60% cheaper of their item, it's 60% cheaper for the delivery cost which is a small fraction of the overall cost.
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by atrus 3y ago
Yeah, that's kinda the issue. Even if pods came first, Facebook has the incentive to give pod storage for free. It's a nice idea, just don't see it taking off.
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by atrus 3y ago
It is/was supposed to be a centralized store of your data, so that you can have more control over who has it. Instead of uploading a photo to facebook, you upload it to your pod, then allow facebook access to it to post to your timelin
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by atrus 4y ago
Tailscale/Wireguard helps give consistent IPs
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by atrus 4y ago
He made hundreds of millions of dollars spreading his lies. He shouldn't profit from that, and should be forced to give all the revenue to the families he effected with his lies. You shouldn't be able to profit off of others miser
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by atrus 4y ago
You could replace MSG with carbon and it wouldn't change anything, so I hope that you're not basing anything important on that type of logic.
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by atrus 4y ago
zenni optical. I mostly use contacts, but I have several 'backup' glasses. You can get decent looks frame for like $11 shipped.
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by atrus 4y ago
While probably not as applicable on Earth, the ISS CO2 scrubbers use a chemical substrate that is then exposed to space where the CO2 is sent off. https://www.eni.com/en-IT/scientific-research/space-free-co2...
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by atrus 4y ago
Even better, if you reviewed a song, and the price went up, you received the difference as store credits. So reviewing a song early could potentially net you some credit if it became popular. That was one of the most interesting features I&
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by atrus 5y ago
I don't think so actually. The prices of the labels on Etsy match the USPS prices for volume labels exactly.
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by atrus 5y ago
I make and sell handcrafted goods. I essentially split my costs into two categories, manufacturing and research. The research budget covers the 'organic creative process' but isn't tied into the manufacturing costs. Once I&#x

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