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by dylan604 3mo ago
Wouldn't it just be easier to have Superman fly around the planet a bunch of times really fast to do the same thing? Then you wouldn't have to worry about having to deal with all of that engine maintenance.
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by dylan604 3mo ago
And for those that have similar-ish sentiments, what mental defect is had that prevents them from just drinking that sweet tasty kool-aid and just use the slop created. What demented trait is in them that causes everyone to just be a stick
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by dylan604 3mo ago
Couldn't you just use the algos to put that blurry streak back together. It's a known speed and straight trajectory and not even as complicated like the bouncing roller coaster image. Similar-ish to rolling shutter correction???
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by dylan604 3mo ago
I have no hope for this working. I recently bought a dumb meatbag operated vacuum after tiring of the robot's issues. The constant getting stuck in places drove me crazy. After getting a new vac, I used it in a place where the robot ha
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by dylan604 3mo ago
Do they come with a sticker reading "Don't look into laser with remaining eye"
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by dylan604 3mo ago
probably better than most people staring at their device
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by dylan604 3mo ago
As long as it was done in a weekend. Otherwise, they'd suck as a hacker as that seems to be the qualifying time allotted to be cool
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by dylan604 3mo ago
> I think you misunderstand the obsessive, blissful, motivations of a nerd. :) Kind of the point of a board called Hacker News. Doing it yourself while someone else holds your beer is on a totally different level compared to someone buyi
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by dylan604 3mo ago
Shooting on location halfway across the galaxy definitely seems like it would strain the union's rate schedule. If you can take a Stargate so that you could be back home on the same day so you only have to pay local rates would be amaz
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by dylan604 3mo ago
Just because it's available in a Lexus does not mean it's available in a Corolla
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by dylan604 3mo ago
That sounds like one of those situations where you just keep turning up the radio until the beeping goes away
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by dylan604 3mo ago
I think your lysdexia strikes again. It's HDWJNSK /s
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by dylan604 3mo ago
Until his family receives the bill for the bullet of $325M
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by dylan604 3mo ago
gotta catch 'em at the right time of a sprint cycle
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by dylan604 3mo ago
That's such an assumption of needs. For someone to be using a 10g capable NAT would be some sort of super nerd with such a small portion of the population. More and more households have no compute device other than their devices. With
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by dylan604 3mo ago
Shouldn't it be generating that content and making the money for itself? Why does it need the human at all?
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by dylan604 3mo ago
It's amazing how quickly we forget
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by dylan604 3mo ago
Doing it cleanly vs creating a debris field in orbit isn't a hard thing to understand why it would be desirable.
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by dylan604 3mo ago
> Next year I'll definitely be planning an out-of-town vacation for the 4th to some location with firework restrictions Fireworks are not legal to shoot in pretty much any city. They are not legal in my city. That did not stop them
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by dylan604 3mo ago
There's no real way to know that they really are that popular or just what the streamer wants viewers to think they are
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by dylan604 3mo ago
> Which is an integer to 12 decimal places this isn't something I was expecting to read today. I guess this works with weak types? /s
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by dylan604 4mo ago
Google? And bad rep? Surely you jest
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by dylan604 4mo ago
> The patent will expire in a while, and then anyone can do it. I've read this a couple of times in these comments. However, this "in a while" is meaningless. A quick search suggests plant patents are 20 years from filing
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by dylan604 4mo ago
> So you want to go back hundreds of years and force people to live in hunger with frequent famines? Sadly, there are theories that this is precisely something that is desired as population control of groups that are "less desirable
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by dylan604 4mo ago
Them doing it for a certain amount of time does not make it any less egregious. I'm not sure if you're just stating fact or wanting to use it as a rebuttal. I hope the former.
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by dylan604 4mo ago
I'm still waiting for Tesla's plan to come true where the rich paid for development before scaling up brings the prices down. The luxury economy of scale is about as realistic trickle down economy
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by dylan604 4mo ago
> But even just a half second of a car horn going off right next to you every so often is intolerable. You must not have a neighbor with a car whose alarm constantly goes off at random points throughout the day right outside your window.
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by dylan604 4mo ago
My guessing from the couch would be they were further away than you might have thought. I was up in the mountains when a couple of fighters flew close with a boom, and it was one of the loudest things I have experienced.
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by dylan604 4mo ago
But that's part of the inevitable isn't it? You'll never get everyone to stop. Someone will always do it because they feel it being inevitable that if they don't do it someone else will so might as well do it.
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by dylan604 4mo ago
Remember, the internet was born and touted to be the greatest technology invention in human kind before the bubbled popped but didn't die. It evolved into something else while other technology caught up before it became what it is now.

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