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brudgers
2mo ago
My S++ tier: https://sive.rs/below-average
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Western Sahara
(en.wikipedia.org)
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brudgers
2mo ago
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brudgers
2mo ago
Parallel discussion, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49125602
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brudgers
2mo ago
Related discussion from a few years ago, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25963292
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brudgers
2mo ago
California has about 800,000 agricultural laborers and about 400,000 FTE’s. That’s a lot of robots…and they probably won’t be able to drive themselves from field to field.
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brudgers
2mo ago
How much more productivity will we be able to squeeze from them? Probably, depends on how you measure productivity. If you measure productivity in terms of number of automated bureaucratic events (e.g. creating files, organizing files, ge
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brudgers
2mo ago
When I was a child [1], I was disappointed that I would only be 35 in the year 2000. 135 would get me to two century years. Bonus, my boy will be 100. [1] I was young enough that the Guinness Book of World Records was not on my circle of fr
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brudgers
2mo ago
Living to age 135.
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brudgers
2mo ago
Googling. Watching Youtube. Same as before.
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brudgers
2mo ago
The height of hoods is at least in part because of pedestrian safety standards. I believe these originated in Europe, but I could be wrong.
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brudgers
3mo ago
Similar but for typists, https://onetypedpage.com/
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brudgers
3mo ago
recent comments, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49047692
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brudgers
3mo ago
The elevator rabbit hole: Deviant Ollam on Elevator Hacking https://youtu.be/ZUvGfuLlZus
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brudgers
3mo ago
Lucrative financially or emotionally/spiritually? Usually people pay money so someone does things that few people would do of their own accord. On Bullshit Jobs https://www.youtube.com/live/kikzjTfos0s
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brudgers
3mo ago
Sloppiness is why music theory is not scientific. You can’t get to a scientific rationalization of the primacy of the major scale without it.
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brudgers
3mo ago
From C the first six stacked fifths give C Lydian, not C major. (You get an F#, the 5th of B as the seventh pitch, not F the 5th of Bb). You don’t get the perfect fourth until you go all the way around the circle of fifths. You cannot stac
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brudgers
3mo ago
I'm finding this difficult to imagine Maybe go on Youtube and listen to music that you might not be familiar with? Cage, Schaffer, Stockhousen, Boulez are some composers in the tradition of European classical music. If you go outside
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brudgers
3mo ago
The slight of hand in standard Western European music theory is that stacking 5ths gives you Lydian and its tritone as the foundational seven pitch scale. Major/Ionian is the fourth mode of this scale. Not that there’s anything wrong
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brudgers
3mo ago
related? Use the Index Luke https://use-the-index-luke.com/
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brudgers
3mo ago
AI might soon overlap any possible technical or operational moat that you spend a year or more building If your operational moat is customer service, you will be safe.
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brudgers
3mo ago
If you start off constructing a bicycle out of bricks, no future design decisions will make it a viable bicycle. That’s sunk cost. Under-capitalization is a business architecture akin to a brick bicycle, airplane, etc.
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Japan legend Miura, 59, scores first goal since 2022
(bbc.com)
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3mo ago
How should I rethink my problem space Games are fun problems, not optimization problems. Also, sunk costs are sunk costs. And often the value from spending money is what you learn, not more money. I could keep building it myself, althoug
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3mo ago
If skimming is a form of speed reading, then probably not.
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3mo ago
https://archive.ph/ZOUjy#selection-2461.254-2461.320
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3mo ago
A good physical security rabbit hole is Deviant Ollam: https://www.youtube.com/deviantollam
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3mo ago
The reliable thing about USB A is that it only produces 5V. And by "reliable" I mean safe. Out in the real world, USB C is a minefield of dodgy electrical components because there are many different standards for a single physical
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3mo ago
Obi-Wan ain’t what he once was.
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3mo ago
Bits don't weigh very much and fit in a convenient laptop shaped carrying case. It also has the advantage of working the way I expect when I want to do the things I use it to do. Do containers do that?
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3mo ago
A German Higher Court has ruled Are German courts the Florida man of jurisprudence?
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