hytdstd

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by hytdstd 5y ago
In the bay area, $250-300/sq ft is a more realistic low-end of the range.
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by hytdstd 5y ago
This isn't a totally hypothetical question, unfortunately: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2018/mar/20/child-abu...
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by hytdstd 5y ago
Youtube has actually always had censorship. I found this from 2006: > What kind of videos can I upload? >> We accept any type of video content as long as it does not contain: >>> Pornography or obscene material >>&
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by hytdstd 5y ago
4chan and other imageboards already allow client-side moderation.
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by hytdstd 5y ago
A majority of respondents disagree with you. Advertising placed next to offensive content has a negative effect on brand perception. https://www.statista.com/statistics/698821/influence-offensi...
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by hytdstd 5y ago
I think this is a little defeatist. You definitely won't get lucky if you aren't in the room-- hard work involves putting in the time in the room for that chance.
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by hytdstd 5y ago
Who is the central arbiter of truth here? Twitter and facebook have made similar policies.
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by hytdstd 5y ago
I don't think people really understand what happens to a website when it stops censorship/moderation. I suggest visiting 4chan.org, and thinking really hard about the experience. I personally tolerate its nastiness and am a fan of
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by hytdstd 5y ago
Would it be better if google/youtube didn't correct its mistakes?
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by hytdstd 5y ago
It's fascinating how the coverage map is so drastically different from the typical US population map. In particular, they completely cover the east half of the US, but not the west.
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by hytdstd 5y ago
Somehow, I don't feel like it's particularly meaningful to say that the point of _____ high level language is simplicity.
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by hytdstd 5y ago
Without knowing the financials related to the product, it's really not possible to say that it's definitely worth it for, for example, 1 year of service.
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by hytdstd 5y ago
can you elaborate on this? in particular, why are state funds excluded?
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by hytdstd 5y ago
It's nice to have a symmetric connection, but for most people outside of tech, upstream is only stressed when uploading photos. It's rarely advertised outside of fine print. I personally love symmetric connections, but in some wa
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by hytdstd 5y ago
For one, it's native rather than web.
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by hytdstd 5y ago
The reasoning is not circular, full stop. Just because the government both (1) deals in licenses and (2) can be sued in court does not make the situation logically inconsistent. You're confusing collusion/corruption for circular l
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by hytdstd 5y ago
I think of it like this: open source software is typically written by volunteers. Volunteers with good systems skills but no UX skills can author open source software on their own. Oppositely, volunteers with no systems skills, only UX skil
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by hytdstd 5y ago
Sorry for the ambiguity. I should've been more clear.
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by hytdstd 5y ago
Noted. I personally don't see a problem. The streets and sidewalk belong to the city; so the city is free to license them as it chooses.
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by hytdstd 5y ago
Can you explain the circular logic flaw? I literally don't know what you're talking about.
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by hytdstd 5y ago
Yes, absolutely. How is that even relevant? Are you implying that it's acceptable to violate the rule of law when the government makes a mistake? Do you shoot your mailman when they mis-deliver a letter?
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by hytdstd 5y ago
> Is this in anyway based on any facts whatsoever or is this something you weer once told and are now repeating? Yes. https://about.usps.com/publications/pub300a/pub300a_v04_revi...
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by hytdstd 5y ago
Not quite true; mail delivered to your address is legally yours. A retailer who accidentally ships a crate rather than a unit of headphones has no legal right to mandate that you return received merchandise. edit: I should've been clea
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by hytdstd 5y ago
Not to me. He acted as an engineering consultant or manager in the courtroom. Managers and consultants on engineering projects rightfully require licenses, even if they do nothing but talk in meetings.
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by hytdstd 5y ago
People ordering delivery/eating out is good for the economy. While I personally rarely order food, I'm all for it.
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by hytdstd 5y ago
what would it take for you to not destroy rental scooters? Would a docking system be preferable? I'm just curious, I personally ride a bike to get around, so I don't have a dog in the fight, so to speak.
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by hytdstd 5y ago
Ultimately, the government picks winners and losers with spending/subsidy and taxation. It's not politically feasible or practical to exhaustively enumerate and tax/subsidize the external costs/benefits of various polici
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by hytdstd 5y ago
For a cyclist sitting upright (CdA of .5) but with good tires and pavement (Crr of .0035), it takes about 120W to hold 15mph on flat terrain. I would agree that this is about the limit for most casual riders. Serious riders with more power
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by hytdstd 5y ago
The argument against sharing bike lanes with robots is absurd to me. Of course, if bikes lanes become thoroughly congested with such robots, then it's a problem. But until then, all bike lane users-- cyclists, scooter riders and skater
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by hytdstd 5y ago
Please don't misunderstand me. Cycling on a sidewalk is dangerous to the cyclist, particularly around driveways and intersections, where they are less visible to motorists.

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