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by dwg 6y ago
I expected to see a lot more people. The streets look deserted.
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by dwg 6y ago
1. power divide How is this different than welfare, except that with UBI people are able to get a job without fear of losing benefits? 2. predators Again, how does UBI makes this problem worse than it already is? I've never heard of _a
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by dwg 6y ago
Welcome to the 90's, have a rad time.
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by dwg 7y ago
A language study application (focused on Japanese and perhaps Chinese in the future) which learns and adapts to your skill level as you use it, to make time spend studying easier and more effective. In the app store soon? The idea is to ent
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by dwg 7y ago
It's an unfortunate situation that we find ourselves in. Perhaps not surprising, however, since it's driven by economics. For those who care, however, it's not too hard to learn to fix things ourselves with a little practice.
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by dwg 7y ago
Yep! A few points about this... I have noticed that many "quality" brands tend to introduce lower quality lines as they grow in size. Perhaps as they hire more business folks and the founders becomes further and further removed fr
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by dwg 7y ago
Amazing! And a great link to add to the resume of those designers!
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by dwg 7y ago
Relaxed forefinger, not bent inward like the authors original grip. The reason is that vertical downward strokes are made by bending the index forefinger downward. Here is more detail (in Japanese): https://youtu.be/0RlXSbI0
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by dwg 7y ago
I’ve studied ペン字 a bit (the art of writing Japanese with a pen instead of a brush as was traditionally done). Grip is emphasized as bad grip makes it very difficult to write beautifully: certain strokes become crooked and/or shaky. Pos
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by dwg 7y ago
Completely agree. Your only goal is build then launch. Be 100% focused on this. Reading and learning will be required, but should be set against a specific task that is part of your product launch goal. You only need to research as much as
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by dwg 7y ago
Maybe I think too much like a programmer but then again I think maybe everyone else should think a little more like programmers too... especially legislators.
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by dwg 7y ago
My argument was from the standpoint of consumer protection. If environmental protection is your goal, then I would point out a few issues. Newer products are often more efficient. It's not clear to me that supporting older products is
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by dwg 7y ago
I can totally get behind them having to enter into a legally binding statement, given that it increases the transparency allowing me to make an informed decision as a buyer. However I still have difficulty in the grey area between "sec
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by dwg 7y ago
Why they should electronic makers be "required" to do supply security updates and spare parts for 10 years? To begin with, 10 years is somewhat arbitrary. Why not 12? 15? 20? These tractors could be serviceable for 50 years or mor
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by dwg 7y ago
While they may stand out, only a tiny percentage of pickup truck drivers are like this. There are so many people who have desk jobs or jobs where they don't really need or only occasionally need a pickup, but they still drive one (at l
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by dwg 7y ago
When _good_ Wi-Fi is readily available it really helps but I found that I can’t depend on it and it’s much more convenient to have fast service on my phone. Nothing More frustrating than not losing time trying to get find good internet to h
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by dwg 7y ago
T-Mobile international data is too slow. 128kbps at present. If you travel a lot, or even a little but use your phone a lot for on-the-fly planning, work, etc., Fi is a better option. In fact, that is Fi's greatest advantage for me.
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by dwg 7y ago
Has it really? I thought it would be useful to share a paper from the opposing viewpoint, which argues the opposite of the conclusions you might first arrive at from looking at this chart... https://www.sciencedirect.com/sci
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by dwg 7y ago
I've had a similar problem with Google Fi customer support when my phone suddenly stopped charging while traveling abroad. Sparing the details, the lesson I learned is not to buy a phone from Google. As a customer you are at a severe d
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by dwg 7y ago
The post states: > The combination of the tracker – which allows individual voters to verify that their votes have been accurately recorded – and the verifier – which allows anyone to verify that the recorded votes have been accurately c
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by dwg 7y ago
That's a great point. If I understand correctly schemer could agree to pay for votes, but had no way to verify the ballot was indeed cast for that candidate. With this system they could first verify the vote before paying. It's ma
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by dwg 7y ago
Assuming there is a demand for energy (given) than generating energy to meet that demand (e.g. by burning coal or gas) has a much larger negative impact I would imagine. It's sorta like capturing braking energy. This used to be dissipa
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by dwg 7y ago
Google brought to market a unique and powerful approach to getting the most relevant content to the top of the search results: PageRank. It was a good solution to a big problem with search engines at that time, and the difference in quality
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by dwg 8y ago
Excellent point! It's not just the reduction in space for the human passenger, but also a reduction in weight and resource usage from not needing (as much) safety features on the vehicle. I'm guessing this would also make the cars
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by dwg 8y ago
Yes, this is what protonmail.com offers.
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by dwg 8y ago
I tried using software too, but it always became a distraction for me. Probably because I'm in the software field and would always want to end up building better software >_<. Thus, I found myself to be more successful with a not
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by dwg 8y ago
I used to spend a lot of time trying to find good books but a funny thing happened. The more time I spent choosing a book, the less likely I was to read or finish reading it. I gave up and started choosing randomly. At a convenience store o
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by dwg 8y ago
I wonder how this applies to Chinese/Japanese? I can sometimes guess the meaning of words I don't know because I recognize the kanji. Sometimes even if I don't recognize the kanji, but recognize the radicals, I can still gues
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by dwg 8y ago
well said :)

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