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by dntrkv 4y ago
"Great UX" If HN had such great UX, there wouldn't be multiple browser extensions (and clones) that focus solely on fixing the UX. I'm not saying the UX is terrible, but I wouldn't call it great. I think the best te
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by dntrkv 4y ago
That is one reason, but there are many. * You get to option the car with exactly the features/colors you want. * People will pay a premium for something brand new. * Financing for used cars usually carries a slightly higher interest ra
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by dntrkv 4y ago
I've seen those videos you are talking about but I think they're all made by the same group. I don't think it's necessarily a "trend."
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by dntrkv 4y ago
> Social media and Websites in general are like TV shows or recording artists I don't think this is necessarily true. All of these social media companies serve different purposes with a focus on different types of content. When a ne
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by dntrkv 4y ago
Not only that but Apple commits to their products. Apple Watch v1 was pretty meh, but they kept at it, iterating year after year, until I finally pulled the trigger on one because it had the functionality that I was looking for. All the oth
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by dntrkv 4y ago
https://youtu.be/kgCUn4fQTsc Not supporting the guy, but just pointing out that he doesn't actually believe his claim. He's an activist.
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by dntrkv 4y ago
Watch his interviews. He’s doing all this to make a point about companies not taking AI ethics seriously.
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by dntrkv 4y ago
You think Sony didn't know the Airforce was doing this? It's not like they walked into Walmart and purchased 1,760 PS3s. It had to have been a direct purchase from Sony.
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by dntrkv 4y ago
I don't know how anyone would think that timeline is in any way possible. Not gonna happen.
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by dntrkv 4y ago
And if you built even a conservative 5 story building, it would generate significantly more value.
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by dntrkv 4y ago
So $1.30 for getting a result that would have cost how much to pay someone to make? Not to mention the 59 other variations you would have.
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by dntrkv 4y ago
Spam advertising is about to reach whole new levels of weird.
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How will you lose your children? How will you lose job offers? Children aren’t even taken away where there is known abuse going on. Lose job offers? How would a company even know you were seeking help?
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by dntrkv 4y ago
Or 4g/5g. I bought a place way out in the boonies and I’m getting 70 down with a 4x4 MIMO antenna, no data cap. Without the antenna it would be <5 down.
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by dntrkv 4y ago
Why not just tether to your phone? It would be way faster than monkey brains.
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If we wait for our grid capacity to improve before we transition, we'll be waiting for decades to come. We need to quickly transition now to force the government to fund improved transmission and supply. Our governments aren't gre
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by dntrkv 4y ago
Kinda hard to look up when someone misspells the word.
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by dntrkv 4y ago
I think you're reading way too much into this. Meta has a VR platform and needs some form of auth. Reusing their existing auth was the lowest friction approach both in development and user experience. I doubt they care very much about
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by dntrkv 4y ago
> why would anyone trust Meta/FB on anything they say or trust them with your data You should probably ask the ~4B people that use their services.
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> That was the point of them buying Oculus. They never tried to make money on the hardware. They're not trying to make money from the hardware just like most gaming console companies don't make money from the hardware initially
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by dntrkv 4y ago
We don't need desal, we have plenty of water for people to live here. The vast majority of water goes to agriculture. If we were just a bit more selective in what we farmed, we could reduce our water usage by a significant amount.
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by dntrkv 4y ago
I don't really have an issue with the way the senate is setup, since that was intentional. My issue is with the house, where we are supposed to have equal representation, but don't.
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Many times you are being interviewed by a random person that you might not even work with.
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In what way? US manufacturing output is almost the same as the EU in absolute value.
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by dntrkv 4y ago
Such a tiring take... Nobody is reinventing PHP or RoR development. What is happening is the community taking all our favorite parts of these stacks and combining and implementing them in ways that facilitate a dev experience that we could
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Why don’t you think that extension should be built?
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https://www.consumerreports.org/car-reliability-owner-satisf... https://zutobi.com/us/driver-guides/global-happy-motorist-in... They're still at the top.
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by dntrkv 4y ago
Tesla has been topping the list in terms of buyer satisfaction for many years now. They have their issues, but people love them.
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I think the fame and power has gotten to him. Plus, he spends way too much of his time engaging with people on Twitter. I think his experience on that site has warped his view of the world. It's also amazing to me that someone in his s
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by dntrkv 4y ago
Way to misrepresent that paper. The US does not want to destroy TSMC. There was a paper advocating for a scorched earth policy to deter China from invading Taiwan.

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