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by dntrkv 2y ago
I think that part of his bet is that AI is a key component of getting the metaverse to take off. E.g. generating content for the metaverse via AI
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by dntrkv 3y ago
> But for what do a drivers license database, social security numbers exist? To keep bad drivers off the road? To suspend privileges when you kill someone with your car? Social security numbers were originally created for linking people
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by dntrkv 3y ago
So having a health database, drivers license database, social security, banking etc are all ok but creating a proper national ID system would somehow push it over the edge to where an authoritarian government can come about and take control
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by dntrkv 3y ago
It's hilarious just how bad OEM car software is. One of those many moments in my day to day that I realize how bad 90% of software we interact with is absolute trash. ATM machines, credit card readers, parking meters, TVs, microwaves,
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by dntrkv 3y ago
The problem is that you need to architect, build, and maintain that system for years, or decades, to come. That requires an in-house software team that knows what it's doing. Building that first version that "works" is easy.
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by dntrkv 3y ago
The glass panels lean against the side of the house. It was built in the 80s and wasn't all that well implemented.
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by dntrkv 3y ago
I recently bought a property that has a cooling system similar to this. The difference in my case is that there are tunnels underneath the foundation containing rocks. Once the temp inside the house reaches a certain point, there are fans t
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by dntrkv 3y ago
Most laptops don't have GPS or accelerometer / gyroscope. Would be useless for turn-by-turn without those.
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by dntrkv 3y ago
Get TSA PreCheck. Just the fact that I don't have to pull my devices out of my bags makes it worth the cost.
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by dntrkv 3y ago
Has there ever been a successful city built from scratch? I feel like organic growth is the only way, unless you can force people to move there. This example always jumps to mind: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Californi
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by dntrkv 3y ago
The problem is that the modern tech interview process was created by large companies like Google. They needed an “unbiased”, scalable process to hire thousands of engineers with the main goal of reducing false-positives. Most companies don’
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by dntrkv 3y ago
There are 100W folding panels for under $100. As you get into the range of smaller panels, you see less savings due to overhead, demand, etc.
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by dntrkv 3y ago
Reddit was crazy understaffed in its first 10 years or so. They could barely keep the site up, let alone develop new functionality. Reddit gold was born from that situation. Condé Nast didn’t give a single fuck about them. As far as finding
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by dntrkv 3y ago
Also gearing and turning radius. Putting along at 3mph is much harder on a liter bike.
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by dntrkv 3y ago
Maneuvering at low speeds is all in the rear brake. It smooths out the power delivery and reduces latency when you need more/less power. I took the test on an SV650 and barely passed. Years later, once I learned to use the rear brake,
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by dntrkv 3y ago
There are a few spots in soma open way later than that.
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by dntrkv 4y ago
What utility company is gonna request a payment through Zelle?
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by dntrkv 4y ago
Removing the cap would not fix the system, it would only buy us additional time.
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by dntrkv 4y ago
One of these stories just happened to gain traction. The media latches on to it. So then the gov has to do something about it. Now all eyes are on these phenomena. So every event like this gets reported on and the government has to do somet
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by dntrkv 4y ago
That's not really extravagant. I'm assuming it's just a meeting/work room with an oval office theme. It's a very cheap imitation of the oval office. They would have had to buy a lot of the same furniture pieces eith
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by dntrkv 4y ago
I don't really get how it would be easier for this. If you need a standard Webpack config that supports X, Y, and Z. There are tools that do this already much better than ChaptGPT (the Webpack CLI will do it for you). If you need some
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by dntrkv 4y ago
5 grams? Most people would absolutely lose their shit on that. Even an eighth of good mushrooms is enough to obliterate most people. Like complete ego death. How long do these sessions last? What are the logistics? I’m very curious.
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by dntrkv 4y ago
I've lived in many homes and a couple high-rises. The noise isolation in the high-rises was miles ahead of that in the homes. I'm guessing the concrete construction is a pretty big factor in this.
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by dntrkv 4y ago
Is your comment really necessary? Psychiatrists (and meds) have saved a lot of people’s lives, both figuratively and literally. Not sure why you would even mention therapists. Having a trained third party listen and help you navigate things
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by dntrkv 4y ago
https://youtu.be/DYvhC_RdIwQ OP if you watch this, don’t take it too seriously (it is a joke, but with kernel of truth). But generally if you’re feeling that way it might be time to step back and focus on other parts of you
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by dntrkv 4y ago
That should be the default assumption, unless you can prove that our current approaches are on the right track... Which I don't think anyone actually believes.
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by dntrkv 4y ago
Except nobody plays or watches sports for the refs. They are a necessity because that’s been the only possible way to enforce rules. I play a sport at a pretty competitive level and would love it if we didn’t have a human ref. Refs can be a
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by dntrkv 4y ago
This is a really pathetic attempt at an attack. The person behind that Twitter thread needs to get a life. “He’s standing in front of a blackboard but he’s not even that smart” is what this boils down to.
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by dntrkv 4y ago
I think that’s a reasonable and charitable interpretation (which is not a bad thing imo). I haven’t been much of a Musk fan for a while now, but I still think it’s important to recognize that he’s still human and he’s definitely going throu
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by dntrkv 4y ago
You don’t have to do any of that. Rentals provide a huge value to society. There is a large portion of the population in any given city that would prefer renting over buying. To fix our housing issues we just need to make it easier to build

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