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My todo.txt is more of a digital whiteboard, a temporary summary. Once the day or task is done, the text is wiped. (That's not to say I don't document things - only that I don't use my todo.txt as long-term record-keeping) Th
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Ah. It seems an analogy wherein every angle raises a new question. In that sense, "why not for-profit govt?" would seem to be a hypothetical which would indeed require much study to fully explore, let alone answer. I dare to specu
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Define "for-profit".
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Looking to the future - I guess eye tracking somewhat deprecates the mouse, in theory. The mouse is a very clever abstraction, combining human hand/eye coordination with the brain's near-effortless spatial transformation of the mo
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Awhile back I engaged in the utterly banal 5-minute pursuit of having Dr. Sbaitso speak with ChatGPT. It did not go well. The generation gap was perhaps even starker than it is between real people. https://forums.overclockers.com
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After the blue LED came onto the market in the 1990s, it took less than a decade for them to become shelf items of a couple dollars each at electronics retailers. It was also around that time that web-based communities of computer technicia
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Oh, when I said 'green movement', I simply meant it as a synonym for environmentalism in general. While I sympathise with your support for nuclear power generation, two points: 1) You say : gas and goal (i.e the only other altern
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> [the results showed] particularly high levels of loneliness in those that spend over 75% of their time with others. What % of those classified as having 'particularly high levels of loneliness' do in fact spend over 75% of th
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There was no workable housing solution, under the circumstances. That's something the populace probably cannot accept. Disparate governments the world over face the same - for example, Australia just voted out their version of Nati
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It's ironic that almost everything in your long list of Labour's financial sins is equalled in $ by National's one single move of new tax-breaks for landlords. It puts into clear context the way that appearances trumped objec
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Unfortunately this news is a positive consolation fronting a general backdrop of environmentally and socially regressive policies from the freshly elected right-wing New Zealand government coalition. Elected in the aftermath of Jacinda Arde
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The pros and cons of the early adopter. Factors like weight and comfort often arise. Perhaps a future strategy in this space will be to minimise the headset componentry by shifting as much as possible externally, similar to how Apple has ap
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Similar stories are also seen with other industries and interests, regarding unofficial or local grades which become popular myths and exploited marketing tools. Examples include the timber industry (e.g. "AAA"-graded wood), the v
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Some such outlets do exist. Its also reminiscent of older style open-air food markets. But globally speaking, the short term charms of plastics clearly won the economic race. The same cheap, low effort, high resistance elements that make pl
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Presumably, some combination of measurable signals (e.g. heart rate, blood pressure, perspiration, certain movements, muscle tenseness, ....) could do the same thing, regardless of whether autism were present or not. Patient cooperation may
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The reduction in such litter is a boon in itself. However we can't allow it to distract from the bigger picture, for example with New Zealand : https://www.consumer.org.nz/articles/how-does-new-zealand-pa... "
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The main issue there, imo, is that plastic is the main technology used to protect and seal food items, thereby making them last longer without spoiling. A good part of the world's food trade and economy now relies upon it. There would
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This is partly reminiscent of the oft-discussed broader lament (or advantage, if you prefer!) of the current state of the VR interface - the physical overheads, or baseload. Coming to terms with, not just the new advantages brought by VR, b
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I'm waiting for the inevitable counter-culture pushback against AI, where suddenly humanity realises how valuable it's "pure, non-AI polluted" content bases are/were, as a unique and critical data class in their own
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> My guess is not, because to me it is obvious you don't understand how this works and are just imagining things. That's great! I'm glad to hear that your 8 years of music practice has given you some firm opinions, and I&#
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> What would VR add here? I'm imagining an AI VR tutor - heck, with some legal deepfake+AI style evolution, perhaps that tutor could actually be a famous player, talking to you. The 3D view gives, well, a 3D view, and all the advant
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It's basically the question of how an equal friendship is affected by an unequal business relationship. In my case, the commercial values and industry culture eventually eclipsed the social friendship and made it untenable, but that pr
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The answers seem to mainly fall into the following 2 categories. With the first being by far the most consequent, given that it's the gateway to category 2 which most people do not even enter. 1) Commercial inertia Everything from do
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Can we have it in the shoes, instead of the floor? Or, some combination of the two, working together? (which may well, in some ways, be akin to the question "would you prefer to stand on a conveyor belt, or roller skates?" - but t
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21st century version of the pit of Sarlacc. In its belly you will find a new definition of pain and suffering, as you are subjected to new iterations of Star Wars over a thousand years.
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Direct link to the report PDF https://www.dni.gov/files/ODNI/documents/assessments/NIC-Dec... Its section on China is about as long as the media article - notwithstanding the heavy redacting! - so you mi
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My house's electric hot water system is dated 1959, so it must have been installed at the time of the original house build. (I didn't buy it new - in fact my mother was barely born by then) I'm slightly anxious about it somet
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A quick video on the Tie Fighter Total Conversion project, to supplement the above post : 10 Differences Between the TIE Fighter Total Conversion and TIE Fighter https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvCXTTtELy8
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(coming to theatres soon!) He thought he had clothes. He didn't. Now, his secret is exposed. And he is KNOT amused. The Emperor's Tiny Ring
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The recently released product 'Retrotink4k' is somewhat along these lines.
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