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by brador 10y ago
The solution is to vote someone in who will loosen the law around building homes. More homes = more supply = reduced price (assuming fresh supply outpaces fresh demand). This is not magic. This can be fixed. It needs the knowledge, organ
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by brador 10y ago
The code is open source. What's the viability of successfully forking everything and doing it right with a competing open product? Could it be done?
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by brador 10y ago
You can see from these comments why everyone hates tech interviews. Many devs don't want to tell their life stories (introverts eh, go figure). And the devs you want don't want to fluff for 1.5 hours to satisfy your arbitrary tim
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by brador 10y ago
I say yes it is something, although trespass might be the wrong label for it. Reason: you purchase or build a wall to enjoy it's features. Those might be protecting your property, keeping out cold, or having a certain appearance. If
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by brador 10y ago
Why not separate the driver compartment from the battery packs using a fireproof wall? Or surround the batteries in a fireproof "box" with a vent? Or add a gas based fire damping system like data centres use? Battery bursting in
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by brador 10y ago
Thoughtly or the BBC?
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by brador 10y ago
What advantages could possibly exist in enhancing our ability to store data in decaying meat?
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by brador 10y ago
What we're missing is cash in peoples hands to spend on innovations. For many 80% of income is going to rent. How can you even hope to build an economy on that?
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by brador 10y ago
Wouldn't the ship collapse under it's own gravity?
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by brador 10y ago
We have reached human UI/UX limitations on many tech devices. Our eyes can only see so much detail, our hands need space to type accurately and comfortably. We need improvements in IO between human and machine to reach the next stage
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by brador 10y ago
Is it possible that the solution to working hard is acquiring resources so you can stop working hard and this is done by working hard? Hence, creating a loop. IMO Burnout is a loop spiralling out of control. Solution is a break out of the
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by brador 10y ago
They'll be hitting severe scaling issues soon as they run out of good clients. Hipsters and millenials are great customers, they're honest, trustworthy, logical, reasonable, friendly, loose with their cash, and easily verified. E
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by brador 10y ago
Stop waiting until you lose a job to find a new one. Upgrade regularly, as soon as you find a new job that you like more go take it. Building your skills and Networking are key. Network all the time, get to know people who will be hiring,
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by brador 10y ago
None of that matters, her job was to extract shareholder value from Yahoo, not save puppies or innovate or grow the business. She organised splitting off parts for sale for big money paychecks. I'm far from her biggest fan, but she di
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by brador 10y ago
Her job was to increase shareholder value. She did exactly that, and very well.
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by brador 10y ago
Why can't we scan and use OCR with machine learning to automatically translate those clay tablets?
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by brador 10y ago
You got any links to more info on the ancient Chinese connection? Links or anything to google?
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by brador 10y ago
Could Black holes be Dyson spheres?
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by brador 10y ago
> With Didi, she can get a fapiao receipt, which she can then give to her company to claim expenses. She can't get a fapiao receipt with Uber. And this right here is here is why you track down your competitors users and ask them why
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by brador 10y ago
The HP IPAQ didn't have a keyboard on standard models. Touchscreen only for text entry, with a little stylus to tap it out with. Around 5-10 hardware buttons around the case for things like back, volume controls, power etc. POCKET P
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by brador 10y ago
I wouldn't call the iPhone a moonshot, more an extreme iteration. This was around before the iPhone: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPAQ (HP IPAQ) Combine that with a phone and update the software and make it desi
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by brador 10y ago
They're only good investments if they tap that well someday. If you sit around moonshotting all day and never shipping they're worth $0. So far, no moonshot by a big corp has paid off. Maybe it's too early, or more likely Go
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by brador 10y ago
The question is can these moonshots pay off their expenses in the long run. Given how little Google is known to actually ship I question if they can.
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by brador 10y ago
And which year will that ship?
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by brador 10y ago
When does something become encryption? Say I switch t and r in evetyrhing I rype, is that encryption? No? Then at what point of mixing does it all become encryption?
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by brador 10y ago
There must be a better way of writing music down. Out of interest I Googled "alternative music notation" and every alternative is the same lines with dots BS that translates poorly to computer and is difficult for beginners to re
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by brador 10y ago
It's just sugary yeast water though. My guess is it's the obesity from drinking that increases the chance of the cancers not the drink itself. Which has then created a correlation between alcohol and the cancers cited.
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by brador 10y ago
Say there's a crack or fissure that opens up, creating new "space". Someone then fills that crack with soil making new "land". Or say the land under a fence moves. Since land ownership diagrams contain specific m
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by brador 10y ago
Question: what happens to land rights after a quake? Since the quake moves land around, stretching in parts and destroying land into cracks in others. Do property lines get redrawn? Who owns any newly created land space? Is it fair game
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by brador 10y ago
I disagree. Never talk. Just freeze, hands up slowly. Then freeze. Stand there and let them come to you and throw you to the ground. In most cases they shoot when they detect unexpected motion.

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