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by dustinmoorenet 8y ago
This probably gets around streaming/broadcast licensing differences. You can save and watch later if licensed only for broadcast.
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by dustinmoorenet 8y ago
I noticed no ESPN. This might have helped get the price down. Good riddance.
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by dustinmoorenet 8y ago
I keep reading USD as $. Would be very hard to google by itself.
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by dustinmoorenet 8y ago
Imagine French or Russian drones flying around remote parts of the US taking out targets that have been classified as criminal by that particular government. And then imagine your family lives in the same remote area. No one should be happy
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by dustinmoorenet 8y ago
I have this idea of a system I would like to have in my house. It contains cameras in every room that are constantly watching where people are and relaying the coordinates to a central server. That server makes decisions on if lights should
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by dustinmoorenet 8y ago
I get the same feeling hearing 'emotional information' about the imperfections inherent in the film development process as I do about hearing 'warmth' in vinyl records. If you can produce a better print from using the ne
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by dustinmoorenet 8y ago
This sounds like a great idea, if you are only building one. But this guy has been doing it for what looks like 7 years at least. The longer this goes on, the greater the opportunity for an injury that completely wreaks his body. He needs a
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
First off, I want to say, Tesla looks bad in this case. But at what point can we start blaming the cities and states for not properly marking roads. That crash suppressor was already compressed before the accident, so did some human do the
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
* Tools wear and break from constant daily use (only war gets that kind of use out of guns) * Beds frames can be made cheaply and if they break, you can still put your mattress on the floor (bullets don't work well if just thrown) * Yo
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
The gun just doesn't fit as a product that can be made obsolete by future designs. Most guns were designed for the military to be field serviceable. Any attempt to make a cheap gun will just push consumers back to the established platf
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
That gun was made in 1986, over 30 years ago. My whole point is we are seeing an industry that needs growth but has no where to go. If they can get lots of people angry and go buy guns, then they will, but after a certain point, the angry p
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
I think the gun industry has a problem with a product that doesn't really go bad and isn't able to expand much. Sure, bullets need to be replaced, but it is really hard to make a gun that wears out quickly but that also is not a s
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
The history of Bender was pretty well explained in a long interview with Ton Roosendaal by Andrew Price of Blender Guru. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJEWOTZnFeg
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
We did the same thing, and to dynamically pull in content into the parent context, we created our own script block tag. <div type="javascript">...</div> so that we could extract the JS and eval it in the parent co
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
Third comment I have seen by you mentioning the new CEO, so I think this is worth stating. Does a new CEO automatically change all the thinking from all the employees that were hired under the old CEO? Uber has a compromised integrity becau
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
The 40 hour week was not a gift of tech. It was a hard fought labor struggle. And, if you haven't noticed, we haven't moved that needle again after introducing computers. 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eight
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
I agree that Markdown is great and all but * File size. Not a big matter now-a-days but single text file can store many times more information than a binary file. I don't think the author knows what a binary file is.
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
I have been pulling back from Google services every time I see them do something I disagree with. Doing it one service at a time helps with the transition. I switched to DuckDuckGo and from Chrome to Firefox. I also transitioned from Hangou
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
I believe the point is that the $900k in ordinary non-retirement savings is being used to create more wealth by investing in businesses. The widening is made worse because the rich have the means to get richer.
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
He may be a harsh critic, but looking at this [1] you can see why other developers work with him. He praises and acknowledges good work from others. He definitely contributes to the overall discussion, and in the end, I even understand th
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
I don't see this as a controversy. The Signal protocol is funded in the same way. https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2016/04/whatsapp-is-now-...
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
Ordoro | Software Engineer | Austin, TX | Onsite | Full-Time | https://www.ordoro.com/jobs/software-engineer Ordoro makes it easy for e-commerce businesses to ship orders and manage inventory. Everyday our software hel
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“Money doesn't interest me” – Creator of Blender talks about its future(youtube.com)
12 points by dustinmoorenet 9y ago|2 comments
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
I don't know what is the best practice. `pip` `virtualenv` `pipenv` `conda`? NodeJS has `npm` or `yarn`, and they basically do and setup the same thing. You can switch between the two without headache. As a new user (or one who has tri
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
It binds directly to the TensorFlow C API, if you run it in NodeJS, which is awesome. I get tired of having to setup a python env anytime I want to play around with ML.
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
This seems like a straight up hit piece that is twisting facts for their benefit. I couldn't find much information on the 'Taxpayers Protection Alliance' but they are listed as a beneficiary of the Koch brothers. https:&#x2F
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
The point of an earth ground is to dissipate the accumulation of static built up. Ground is not connected to the power supply so there is nothing to return to the power company. The earth is the best place for it.
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
That just seems odd to me to have a wire for earth... carried above the earth. I can understand having earth wires in houses made of concrete and wood since they have to get to the earth through those materials, but what makes a common eart
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
I was looking at the transmission lines one day and was curious about why there are always 4 wires. Basically, 3 lines carry equal voltage phased 120 degrees apart from one another. This kind of power is easily generated from 3 phase power
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by dustinmoorenet 9y ago
They are specifically not flamethrowers.

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