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   by everyone 4y ago

   How could it be economical to be employing someone to remote control the robot? Surely it would be much cheaper to just have a regular guy on a moped in that case? Unless the human operator is monitoring multiple robots which are semi-auton
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   by everyone 4y ago

   This has gotta be cus of pressure from EU? Like if they didnt make them more repairable it might be illegal to sell them here soon.
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   by everyone 4y ago

   I do contracts and have a sort of 'CV' site with examples of my work. It's a readme.md in an otherwise empty public git repo. It's like that cus I will actually update it, as updating involves just changing a text file a
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   by everyone 4y ago

   I *love* factorio. But by game 3 or 4 I had invented a design pattern that was scalable, maintainable, and reasonably efficient, and after that, playing the game just turned into 'implementing the pattern' and I stopped playing.
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   by everyone 4y ago

   hey if they "tailgate, rev their engine, yell out their window, and/or wiggle back and forth in apparent frustration", it means they can see you which is the most important thing. Imo the likelihood of an unhinged motorist
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   by everyone 4y ago

   Same for me, this article is just poorly written, and also author's argument is poorly constructed: instead of making one point clearly and tersely, author is attempting to make many bombastic ones. It's unbalanced and hyperbolic
7. 517.▲
   by everyone 4y ago

   Also taking into account the embodied energy of the bike?
8. 518.▲
   by everyone 4y ago

   Ok, I honestly know nothing about this topic, I just read the article and my comment is merely a critique of the original article's internal logic and nothing more.
9. 519.▲
   by everyone 4y ago

   It already is imo, there's very different internets for different languages.
10. 520.▲
    by everyone 4y ago

    I don't think the author's argument makes sense. Cloudflare's position is that they are neutral and will provide their services to anyone and everyone. They do not make those value judgements deciding who deserves their servi
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    by everyone 4y ago

    Well Empress does seem to be a total lunatic, but they have been cracking denuvo games recently. eg. dying light 2 and deathloop
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    by everyone 4y ago

    I'm worried Russia will cause an "accident" at a nuclear power plant in Ukraine in order to make nuclear less popular with the EU public, and keep the EU dependant on oil. I definitely wouldn't put it past them, consider
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    by everyone 4y ago

    I guess part of systematic ethnic cleansing by the government in general?
14. 524.▲
    by everyone 4y ago

    "I see so many people with depressing faces every day" How much information are you making up based on how a persons face subjectively looks to you? How someone's face looks is a superficial thing and really doesn't give
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    Ask HN: Career advice for a 17 year old Russian computer prodigy

    3 points by everyone 4y ago|8 comments
16. 526.▲
    by everyone 4y ago

    Generally speaking, you dont actually need them in Linux, you can do everything with mouse.. however you can't actually use macOS without them.
17. 527.▲
    by everyone 4y ago

    This does seem more like a religious issue, eg. its more about faith, dogma, orthodoxy, and heresy, than it about anything tangible.
18. 528.▲
    by everyone 4y ago

    We are born into a world already populated with nonsensical rules and status quo. I'm not gonna dedicate my life to trying to fix these things, but still one should never tacitly accept them, and always question them.
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    by everyone 4y ago

    Vice has a GDPR cookies implementation that's on the lower end of what I've seen to date. Defo in breach of the rules.
20. 530.▲
    by everyone 4y ago

    Yeah fair enough, I was being hyperbolic, edited my comment to be more accurate.
21. 531.▲
    by everyone 4y ago

    I was just thinking, was the only time some solid human interface design work was put into practice at a large scale, when apple and MS copied the work by Xerox parc? Like, everything else since then seems to just have been some stupid gimm
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    by everyone 4y ago

    As someone who only occasionally has to use macOS and iOS for work. The gestures and key combos required to do even the most basic things are insane.. and there is (almost) zero discoverability or affordances for them. On iOS gestures wit
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    by everyone 4y ago

    All these social media things are pure crap. Who cares.
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    by everyone 4y ago

    I have a russian friend living near Moscow, and he can fully use discord, chat to whoever he wants, view any region free video on youtube (be it extremely anti-Putin or anti-russian) etc. etc. without any effort on his part, just using no
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    by everyone 4y ago

    The voyager mission was originally planned to be with a no-expense-spared Cadillac of a spacecraft, however they ended up going with the bargain bin absolute cheapest possible option.
26. 536.▲
    by everyone 4y ago

    Fucking seconded. Does it for me on firefox/windows also.
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    by everyone 4y ago

    Video about it by launchpad astronomy https://youtu.be/NQFqDKRAROI
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    by everyone 4y ago

    This is a good book about that sort of business. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Merchants_of_Doubt
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    by everyone 4y ago

    Well it's the 1st of probably 100's of sites I've visited that's actually compliant then.
30. 540.▲
    by everyone 4y ago

    Yeah Denmark is so terribly wracked with problems.