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by gibolt 6y ago
He is 'in motion'. All downhill from here
512.
by gibolt 6y ago
Exactly what I meant by 'incentivized'. Their marketing is and has been top notch. Just a little bit less continuous organization over the years and no one would care or everything would be pillaged
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by gibolt 6y ago
I feel we are quite lucky that Egypt is a relatively stable country throughout the time that modern tools have become available to find ancient burial sites. They are able and incentivized to use proper scientific methods and slow exhuming
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by gibolt 6y ago
It generally tastes better cooked, or at least was different. For those who started doing it, they got the unknown benefit of more energy absorption leading to a long-term societal evolution to do so to most food (as they had a better survi
515.
by gibolt 6y ago
Could add a Chromecast on one of the Hdmi ports of the monitor. That's what I do
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by gibolt 6y ago
Immunity has nothing to do with ability to spread. It only relates to self.
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by gibolt 6y ago
Triggering a response means your body has recognized something that isn't itself. In doing so it defends itself. This is immunity, even if it fails or causes more damage than good. It is fighting the foreign agent.
518.
by gibolt 6y ago
From a medical perspective, 'immunity' means triggering any immune system response, not that someone will not get or have symptoms of a disease. This is an important nuance that has muddled research for lay people during the pande
519.
by gibolt 6y ago
I use GitKraken, it is great! https://www.gitkraken.com/
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by gibolt 6y ago
This is the biggest misunderstanding about Facebook in the general population. It is not nitpick, but an extremely important nuance in how they work. Not spreading the boogeyman of 'they sell your data' will improve discourse on h
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by gibolt 6y ago
You could imagine a future where VR/AR is the equivalent of Mac or Windows, iOS or Android. The platform is the asset
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by gibolt 6y ago
Facebook doesn't sell user data. Advertisers have access to targeting that occurs in a black box to them
523.
by gibolt 6y ago
The renderings are real, not vaporware. You can 2D print them
524.
by gibolt 6y ago
But their range was actually achievable, assuming they found a 500 mile downhill stretch of road
525.
by gibolt 6y ago
They didn't take 4 years more to get something working afterwards. Nothing that was promised or shown didn't work, even if hacky
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by gibolt 6y ago
GM only stood to benefit, with the exception of tarnishing their brand and trust even more.
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by gibolt 6y ago
Key is having them hold you accountable. Schedule a fixed bi-weekly or monthly time with them, and set deadlines (given to them) for the next meeting. This helps push you to meet them.
528.
by gibolt 6y ago
The quarter helping to hold down the CD may also contribute by blocking overhead inbound interference.
529.
by gibolt 6y ago
Amazing how creative people can be when faced with little resources and an important problem. This is one of the few pieces of content that is truly able to wow me. Now it needs to go viral for all the other teachers. Maybe a site will emer
530.
by gibolt 6y ago
Make it happen!
531.
by gibolt 6y ago
Most people that try will fail. Fortunately, the more people that try, the more likely one attempt will succeed.
532.
by gibolt 6y ago
That is not my implication, just as humans are not evolved from gorillas. The likely share a common base. That may have been 500, 1000, or more years ago and each continuously absorbed neighboring language features from trade or due to loca
533.
by gibolt 6y ago
I'm not sure how you came to that conclusion. Words can independently change and evolve over time, while still using the same base. As a Chinese speaker, Korean very much sounds closeish and Japanese is often similar enough to realize
534.
by gibolt 6y ago
If you have ever worked at a large company, the inefficiencies are explicitly obvious, built into the culture and structure of the company. Starting from 0, valuing employee opinion, and removing red tape saves countless employee hours and
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by gibolt 6y ago
Looking to have easy control of monitor brightness? For Mac users, look at https://lunar.fyi/ . There are a bunch of other options as well. For Windows, look at https://github.com/emoacht/Monitorian
536.
by gibolt 6y ago
Maybe they are predicting the just released Galaxy Note 20 will be a repeat of the 7?
537.
by gibolt 6y ago
Lucid's led by the Lead Engineer from the Tesla Model S. The range is from official EPA testing (pre-production). They have already produced a fleet of ~40. There is nothing to indicate that they won't be able to achieve this in p
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by gibolt 6y ago
I was thinking of the equivalent of Planet's earth-facing imaging satellites, but a fleet of deep sea drones scanning the sea floor to high precision.
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by gibolt 6y ago
Lidar is almost always discussed in relation to self-driving vehicles. What are some other applications that stand to benefit significantly from a price reduction? Submersibles come to mind as a cost-prohibitive tech where this could help s
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by gibolt 6y ago
This is the reason I'm not suggesting to edit or remove old answer, just down-rank them in results. If 99% of development uses a new standard, showing the deprecated one at the top by default on the post most developers will find via G

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