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chansiky
8y ago
Oh man I'm the same way, If I have a minds eye, it's strong. I've also been terrible with language, like I have difficulty speaking in real-time. I'm much better now but I actually used to wonder how people can talk th
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8y ago
So just to be clear, I didn't know people were not like me, but writing this I realized it explains a lot. I rarely forget a face, and routinely remember random people on the subway. I don't say anything but I'm almost alway
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8y ago
But but, I thought tech companies were worth an absurd proportion of the economy: [1] https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2018/08/02/technology/ap... [2] https://www.marketwatch.com/
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8y ago
> we'll all get a bunch of cool new services And what if they win out in building a monopoly?
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8y ago
There are so many quality products there that never quite caught on.
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8y ago
Blender is great. It's well deserved. I'm actually amazed that it is an open source project.
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8y ago
Maybe put a plastic tax on producers. I don’t think the problem at a psychological level is getting people to recycle correctly (although we should get as many people to recycle). People/businesses will generally do what’s easiest
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8y ago
I use a "dumb" iphone SE as well, heavy screen time restrictions and very limited apps. Its great because I get to keep Uber and Venmo and Maps so I still have full functionality if I need it. I disagree though when you say the p
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8y ago
I discovered the importance of fresh air last year because I have downstairs room in my apartment with no operable windows. I wondered why I always felt tired when I worked from there. Anectodal, but it turns out it was just a matter of a
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8y ago
Thanks for pointing out real science. I don't believe much bone can be sculpted or grown once someone's body is fully developed. However, let's keep in mind traditional braces work even in adults because bones remodel thems
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8y ago
Visual programming was pretty popular in the architecture industry last I remember. Mograph is also another area where I've seen people use it a lot, (its hard to hand model and animate thousands of objects), It's also great for
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8y ago
If you haven't heard of orthotropics, it sounds a bit pseuodoscience-ey, but it attempts to solve the crooked teeth issue by enlargening the jaw rather than through braces. Thus far, I have to say that I think there's some truth
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Yes, you can model accurately in these programs but you really have to understand how construction documents are put together. You aren't going to be able to quickly take dimensions from a drawing and convert it into an accurate 3D mo
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8y ago
Rhinoceros 3D is a Nurbs modelling software that uses dimensions and is used heavily in the architecture/arch-viz industry. But I agree, its shocking that every mainstream 3D modelling software has no concern for dimensional accuracy.