bioemerl

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by bioemerl 4y ago
Gen Z has a bright future. The American worker will... The global gen Z is screwed, to be fair. Europe isn't good. China isn't good. The third world is the third world. They may do well, but doing well from a low start is lac
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by bioemerl 4y ago
3D UI doesn't work when you are playing a video game because you are ultimately using a 2D interface. Navigation through 3D worlds is clumsy and terrible in video games, but with VR it's just like your everyday life. I don't
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by bioemerl 4y ago
The beauty of it is, you use pass through cameras and you can see your keyboard and you can see your mouse directly, while still having access to the full virtual experience. I expect people to be using a mouse with this stuff, and a keyboa
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by bioemerl 4y ago
It would be a real shame if this held technology back in a substantial way. VR offers a ton of opportunity for a more productive work environment. Infinite space to work in, an active working day instead of sitting in a chair, etc etc etc
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by bioemerl 4y ago
But in the comment I'll responded to you said and I quote " It depends on the some who are being harmed" "There will be winners and losers" That doesn't sound to me like someone who believes eliminating private
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by bioemerl 4y ago
> Forcing rich people's kids to go to school with poor and average kids will ... Cause rich families to blanket refuse to live anywhere near neighborhoods with poor kids and contribute massively to the segregation between well off a
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by bioemerl 4y ago
> Depends on the "some" being "harmed." How does harming anyone help? No it does not depend on the some. Life isn't a zero sum game. Pull people down and you don't distribute their value to others, you onl
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by bioemerl 4y ago
> Get rid of private schools There are good steps that can be taken, but objectively harming some students is not the way forward. Improve public schools and try to get more money into the poor regions. Do not erase private ones.
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by bioemerl 4y ago
> Statements like this carry a lot of weight in this essay: He's "pretty sure" and "assumes" an awful lot. Sure. If it wasn't pretty sure or assumes Microsoft could be sued over it, so Microsoft implements
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by bioemerl 4y ago
Safer indeed. I do not worry about people spying on me, I worry about empowering China, Russia, North Korea, Iran, or any such country that would happily eat our lunch if given the opportunity. Do not empower people who would happily screw
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by bioemerl 4y ago
I cannot emphasize enough that you should not purchase some no name super cheap Chinese product and place it at the center of your home network. It will be a little bit more expensive, but you should probably purchase from a more reputable
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by bioemerl 4y ago
In the workforce - the real answer is that the 1x engineers really really aren't operating at full capacity. You assume all parties give it their all. They rarely do. Get through college Do what you have to in other to get the job. D
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by bioemerl 4y ago
I'm doing my part!
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by bioemerl 4y ago
Amen. I had the thankful joy of looking into how DCHP works for a local ipv6 network. It doesn't. Android literally just ignores it. So, want to set a static IP? Can't do it because half the devices people have just flat out refu
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by bioemerl 4y ago
In this case I'm thinking of the pixel series, where Google owns the stack and should be able to make a phone without issues, but has consistently failed to do so. Not just pixel either. Their slate project had similar problems.
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by bioemerl 4y ago
This seems really defensive and has a lot of misdirection. Yes, all companies will die, but Google appears to be over that hill. That's significant. Google should be able to make amazing phone hardware, not praised because they do bet
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by bioemerl 4y ago
I don't know why Google isn't recognized widely as an IBM. They're a huge company that consistently has neat ideas that they cripple with mismanagement and are slowly looking to squeeze what they have harder and harder with
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by bioemerl 4y ago
A house. If this was a donation specifically for a side project I've been working on because someone just loves the idea of it, I'd probably spend it on not working a day job so I can commit 8 hours a day to that specific side pro
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by bioemerl 4y ago
Hey I'm not at my friend's house and it's not 2005, why are we talking about big screen plasma TVs
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by bioemerl 4y ago
It's thicker, but is there a USB-C 2.5gbps dongle on the market? I can't imagine someone opting for this sort of solution over a dongle.
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by bioemerl 4y ago
I think where these guys made a mistake was not designing some sort of back slot for things like this where you could put a slab on the back of the laptop. Slab on the back would have enough space, it wouldn't look so weird and cheap,
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by bioemerl 4y ago
Unfortunately the steam deck touch calibration is kind of bad. Mine is all over the place at times, and on kb/mouse designs it can be hard to be accurate enough.
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by bioemerl 4y ago
I think this will be many things. A force multiplier, allowing existing professionals to generate more art. The creation of a new profession. Digital artists are already doing a very different job with very different tools. These tools wil
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by bioemerl 4y ago
They revised the tests recently to use a bigger car going faster, so they are taking this into account.
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by bioemerl 4y ago
We legislate safety standards that require cars to get heavier to meet them. The best course of action would be to correct our standards to make lightness and damage to other vehicles part of the safety requirements as well.
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by bioemerl 4y ago
Redreader is another option.
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by bioemerl 4y ago
The end of oil cannot and will not come due to its (market) price. As electrification happens demand for oil will drop and oil will get cheaper. In a world without externalities this would lead to a state of having a mix of both. But we ne
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by bioemerl 4y ago
Record profits won't matter when a company looks at a project and sees it will result in a loss. It's rare they will decide to subsidize that loss unless there is incentive. No idea how the math works out. It may be that the sub
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by bioemerl 4y ago
I feel like this is a false connection. The 2035 ban doesn't change the present either way and Cali has a ton of time to beef up its power grid in the meantime.
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by bioemerl 4y ago
I think yes, not doing this at all (for 4 years until election cycle) is a better decision than making us less prepared to deal with this immidiate future.

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