fuzzfactor

4 ms·

31.
by fuzzfactor 11d ago
>What is the alternative exactly There's not supposed to be an alternative. To fully function within the system you need to be a corporation your dang self. That doesn't mean you have to be a capital corporation, you can go f
32.
by fuzzfactor 11d ago
That's creative and could probably be crafted so it turns out better than it is now. OTOH how about commercial websites paying ISPs for access to the ISP's valuable customers' eyeballs? And structuring it so that it more th
33.
by fuzzfactor 11d ago
So many people tend to forget what made the internet great. >The internet has this innate expectation that everything digital be totally free and have no form of tracking or ads Roger. I guess you had to be there, either that or have abo
34.
by fuzzfactor 11d ago
Your outline has extremely broad applications. People in many kinds of situations should read this and see how much of it applies to completely different things besides media capital allocation. For instance I'm not a capitalist (just
35.
by fuzzfactor 11d ago
I found the deficiency that bothered me most was the analog portion of the ADC. Once that has muddled through the capture process there's not much that can be done regardless of DAC upon playback. Besides that, the original engineers,
36.
by fuzzfactor 12d ago
I think we're all aware of the number of vehicles out there having the strongly reinforced solid hardtop plus the heavy-duty luggage rack, who never seem to be carrying any luggage up there. Obviously to mitigate a potentially more da
37.
by fuzzfactor 12d ago
Things like twitter aren't supposed to be worth money anyway :) In an ideal world nothing would be able to change that. Edit: not my downvote btw, where did that come from? - - corrective upvote instead contrary to bot action
38.
by fuzzfactor 12d ago
Either way I think the benefit for me would be after the vehicle is well-worn and only has 10 or 20% of its original range remaining. If it was so much more efficient than average to begin with that could make the difference whether it was
39.
by fuzzfactor 12d ago
Seems like that would be contrary to the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act.
40.
by fuzzfactor 12d ago
These were so fun to drive. 1973 had some of the longest Cadillacs in decades. Not everybody was aware at the time, but the turning radius was actually smaller than the Volkswagen beetle. Not the turning radius of the whole car , just th
41.
by fuzzfactor 12d ago
The light rail is especially chilly, but it has to be with how often they open all the doors at every stop and let in a little heat each time. As a planned city the downtown urban area was ideal for all kinds of transportation, with stree
42.
by fuzzfactor 12d ago
No different than the front tire, same thing as any modern car which does not carry a spare tire either.
43.
by fuzzfactor 12d ago
When the primary mission is to eliminate as many jobs as possible, then job titles and descriptions would seem to be more superfluous compared to a normal company.
44.
by fuzzfactor 13d ago
>every $1 it invests brings back $100 That's great leverage. As long as it really is true and continues to hold true for all the big players involved then things should be OK. Though it does imply that there's got to be a lon
45.
by fuzzfactor 13d ago
So many don't want to admit things like that. "Economic value" is great stuff and kind of all-encompassing. But a lot of it is mainly moving money around after wealth has already been created , sometimes generations earlier.
46.
by fuzzfactor 13d ago
Well, Nvidia started out as a manufacturer first & foremost. Maybe I'm in the middle of the road :) Seems like economy, scale, velocity, and even "critical mass" are related in some way, but not the same at all. I would s
47.
by fuzzfactor 14d ago
What better kind of taxi if they didn't want anybody to talk about it?
48.
by fuzzfactor 14d ago
That's what I was thinking. Tracking wildlife is too much work because they don't voluntarily carry electronic tracking devices, and it often requires tranquiliztion or being subdued in some other way beforehand. Plus the small
49.
by fuzzfactor 14d ago
Good question. I would think it might sometimes depend on what state of mind those were in when they were writing the scripture or prophesizing the dogma that persisted or was enforced afterward. Using actual "performance-enhancing&quo
50.
by fuzzfactor 14d ago
Well they started the project quite boldly, stuck to their detailed plan, accomplished milestone after milestone, now they're done. It is a glorious monument to unleashed ambition, dogged determination, and focused commitment to follow
51.
by fuzzfactor 15d ago
Hate does seem to be on the rise across the board, even for fairly trivial things. About all one person can do is try to set a non-hate example. Plus provide a corrective upvote from time to time especially when a knee-jerk robot is suspec
52.
by fuzzfactor 16d ago
Maybe that would be better than a meltdown . . .
53.
by fuzzfactor 16d ago
And then there's the bags from Bed Bath & Beyond where they were made to hold giant pillows and blankets all together . . .
54.
by fuzzfactor 16d ago
It's own bag, it won't feel lonely for long :)
55.
by fuzzfactor 16d ago
ad infinitum, nothing to do with "anybody's" HN username ;)
56.
by fuzzfactor 16d ago
It's a mere imitation but they do deform the target using their own mentality so there is that.
57.
by fuzzfactor 16d ago
I would like to buy some incriminating evidence on foreign government officials. It that still in stock and can it be delivered overnight by FedEx? Asking for a friend . . .
58.
by fuzzfactor 16d ago
What do people do when they don't know when to stop, and what is the digital/simulated/artificial equivalent anyway? In electronics, rotary positional encoders are often used to replace traditional analog potentiometers (vari
59.
by fuzzfactor 16d ago
The answer to this is "Solid Forks". And where you haven't got open source, get some.
60.
by fuzzfactor 16d ago
It would probably make more difference if it was paid in advance :) Actually people would have to be an idiot to settle for anything less from Trump. When you think about it, if Trump genuinely trusted the average American, he would pay i

More ›