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by crusso 6y ago
I remember the disappointment. I had a Genesis at the time, I loved it, and I was primed to be a continued customer for Sega. From my perspective, all they needed to do was to release a decent next-gen console with games support.
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by crusso 6y ago
That's because for many of us outside of the EU, it doesn't mean much besides yet more email from content providers regarding changes to their privacy policies that I just delete. I wish you guys the best of luck with it, though.
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by crusso 6y ago
Yeah... https://www.jerrypournelle.com/reports/jerryp/iron.html
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by crusso 6y ago
The disclaimer was added after the fact. So you're saying that the guy is open to criticism of his work and correcting it. You say that like it's a bad thing. I don't see how it's irresponsible to work hard at being a
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by crusso 6y ago
This screed is disappointing to me. We tell people to go out and do their own research. We tell people to avoid just buying into group think. We want people to be informed citizens who do research, share their research with others, and a
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by crusso 6y ago
I took the family on the Carnival Triumph years ago for a first-time cruise. It was okay and we had fun - but we had nothing to compare it to. A few years later we went on a Disney Cruise... we won't be going on Carnival ever again.
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by crusso 6y ago
Yeast is everywhere. I was recently reading about how to cultivate wild yeast in a jar left on your countertop for use in making sourdough bread. What happens when some of the yeast you capture in the environment is producing psilocybin? I
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by crusso 7y ago
People will die of this in every country on earth. Are all in charge responsible for every death in the country over which they preside?
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by crusso 7y ago
"People keep telling me it's hard" Shouldn't that be enough to let you know that people at least don't find it to be intuitive?
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by crusso 7y ago
however one political quarter stayed in denial much longer Now you're splitting hairs. You know who the first politician in the USA who was banging the drums in alarm about Wuhan and the coronavirus? Tom Cotton. Republican Senator
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by crusso 7y ago
I'd be all for holding politicians in charge accountable, but that's where everyone gets squishy depending upon who they support? One guy's being wrong becomes another guy's "not that big of a deal". By what me
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by crusso 7y ago
I guess it depends upon what you mean by "unfamiliar". Erlang's syntax is unnecessarily divergent from a lot of mainstream languages. So much so that it makes it more difficult for mainstream developers to get into. Elixir
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by crusso 7y ago
Do people appreciate that denial of the severity of this virus came from all political quarters? Here's one showing the mistakes of left-leaning media I found in 2 seconds: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=36
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by crusso 7y ago
The early talk about wearing masks struck me as particularly egregious. We were told: they don't help, you won't put it on properly, you'll just get yourself sick using it, you'll have a false sense of confidence. That&
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by crusso 7y ago
The author reduced the frequency of full refreshes, but did not eliminate them. The problem will still occur, just less often.
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by crusso 7y ago
It's not a paused, unpaused situation. It's a brace ourselves to prevent a cascading effect from overtaking our healthcare system. After the initial wave breaks over us, we'll still be dealing it - we hopefully just won&#x27
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by crusso 7y ago
I liked the way yours worked a little better than the dtyaface version. I like that yours allowed recording of samples since I have a three monitor setup and my laptop with camera is at a side angle. Your app handled side view face touchi
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by crusso 7y ago
Great idea. Also, after people become trained to change their behavior when hearing that Ralph "I'm in danger", start playing it periodically when people are on Twitter, Facebook, etc. The world will be a better place.
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by crusso 7y ago
Just think of all of the panic news stories where the facts and the corresponding emotional impact evaporated within 48 hours. Quick-release news cycles are toxic to a healthily informed society the way that rumor-mongering is toxic to heal
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by crusso 7y ago
Here's a video explaining the reaction: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dy0kHQASsX8
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by crusso 7y ago
There seems to be some sort of desire to say "Brexit didn't cause this" You can look at it from the other side too, ie. why is this the top story on Hacker News? This isn't even a mildly interesting technology, develo
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by crusso 7y ago
On a related note, I have a 2018 MBP touchbar and it's currently out at Apple so they can replace the bulging battery. My guess is that it runs too hot sitting on my wooden desktop. Anyone have any great recommendations for quiet cool
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by crusso 7y ago
Is that what the CEO of VW is saying here? Their Serengeti autonomous adventuring vehicles might get stuck? If so, I totally missed that nuance.
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by crusso 7y ago
But it's really not. Level 4 will require the vehicle to take you from door to door without driver intervention in normal driving conditions. Level 4 is mostly what people think of when they think of autonomous driving because you ca
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by crusso 7y ago
Despite that, he's confident in VW's ability to make a Level 4 autonomous vehicle, saying that the upcoming I.D. Buzz electric van will be the first VW to receive the technology. He's poo-pooing level 5 autonomous driving a
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by crusso 7y ago
Is this seriously done? No. Not even close for any general purpose I/O.
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by crusso 7y ago
My company uses it for booking of flights, hotels, rental cars -- as well as for processing of the expense reports afterward.
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by crusso 7y ago
I'm really big on the future of self-driving cars and how they'll help with problems like this. Not only will they be inherently safer at any speed, my guess is that drivers won't fret as much to exceed the speed limits. If
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by crusso 7y ago
This is one of those cases where I try really hard to set my preconceptions aside. I'm not famous. I'm not a thought leader. I don't maintain a "public persona" on social media. If I have a couple of twitter fol
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by crusso 7y ago
Early in my career I was interested in game development because I had dabbled in graphics programming personally and it seemed like more fun than other types of development. A cursory look into opportunities showed that the schedules were g

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