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by bluthru 11y ago
It looks cheap because it is cheap. Developers have no civic pride and just want their investment to pay out ASAP.
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by bluthru 11y ago
>And they typically remain best in class; it turns out that iOS users enjoy Material Design too. Ugh, no thanks. Please keep the low information density, searing color blocks with white text, FAB covering content, drop shadows, and overd
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by bluthru 11y ago
But you have to ship it and store it.
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by bluthru 11y ago
Reserve a Tesla Model 3 in 2 years. I'm sure Tesla will be far ahead of hydrogen cars with respect to self-driving, too.
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by bluthru 11y ago
>How can we build the millions of PV's and thousands of turbines? Those things fall off an assembly line. Nuclear power plants can't be massed-produced. >Why not? Who's going to invest that much money? While you're
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by bluthru 11y ago
>"we need so big number of them, that it's futile." I guess my grandchildren will die then. You can build a lot of PVs and turbines in the same amount of time, and place them closer to where they're being used (reduce
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by bluthru 11y ago
Great points as to why nuclear isn't our best option: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B3nhhOitYmk
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by bluthru 11y ago
Considering the developers will have their friends and family use these machines, I believe the incentive is there to get it right. Also, isn't self-driving vehicles a more difficult software challenge than guiding a rocket?
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by bluthru 11y ago
Tesla doesn't have the software resources of Apple and they're making it work.
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by bluthru 11y ago
Do you want one of the PayPal developers to drive your car?
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by bluthru 11y ago
>YouTube Red will also offer Background Play, so you can close the app while continuing to listen to the audio of whatever you were watching as you use your phone. What a joke. This should be a standard feature. iOS users: You can play a
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by bluthru 11y ago
How do you feel about cigarette taxes?
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by bluthru 11y ago
Thank you automation.
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by bluthru 11y ago
This is great. I'm testing it on an old Core2Duo machine at the moment. Would it be possible for the 3d model to fall back to wireframe when rotating if necessary? I'm getting about 1fps. Some buttons to jump to standard views wou
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by bluthru 11y ago
When money buys political speech, I don't think you can call the other side "just as guilty".
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by bluthru 11y ago
The average new car price is $33,560: http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/cars/2015/05/04/new-car-... $35,000 should be a pretty great deal for an above-average car that uses inexpensive fuel a
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by bluthru 11y ago
In the long term electric vehicles are obviously the greener solution. We can't be carbon neutral if we need to burn carbon to propel our vehicles. Fossil fuels need to be extracted, transported, refined, transported, stored at gas sta
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by bluthru 11y ago
You're thinking of the next car, the Model 3.
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by bluthru 11y ago
>back button This is why they've pushed the swipe-to-go-back gesture. The screen edges are curved for this reason.
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by bluthru 11y ago
Have you tried it?
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by bluthru 11y ago
2 days battery is disappointing. Making it slightly thicker and getting more days would have been fantastic. With 2 days you may as well charge it every night so you don't forget. Still, this has a wow factor to me due to its slimness.
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by bluthru 11y ago
Mediums mature. We can't expect mediums to exist in perpetual glory days, always building off of the past. Pizza can only be invented once. The Beatles can only happen once.
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by bluthru 11y ago
You can already add videos to the iTunes library. They show up under "Home Videos".
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by bluthru 11y ago
You're about as far from a definition for design as one could be.
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by bluthru 11y ago
So how far can Google take the "kid friendly" aesthetic? Anyone remember Colorforms? http://www.liveandlearn.com/shop/images/Original_Colorforms....
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by bluthru 11y ago
We have data that shows that desegregation is very effective. However, people seem to stop there and not question why it's so effective. It's not nice to think about, but isn't desegregation just "diluting the problem un
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by bluthru 11y ago
Just think of all of the energy that is wasted producing food that becomes excess fat on people.
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by bluthru 11y ago
Yikes, that needs a safety shield.
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by bluthru 11y ago
You're not constantly hopping around to different sections on a website the same way you are when you spend a lot of time in an app.
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by bluthru 11y ago
I believe 3 is finally fast enough.

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