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by ianai 3y ago
They could get me to shut up for probably 4 years if they cemented a deal to produce the next Nintendo console with Nintendo in a way Nintendo would be fully onboard with delivering. Think steam deck or mac mini level of hardware/cost.
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by ianai 3y ago
Honestly hold off until next year if you can or when they announce the M4. Otherwise probably get whatever you can afford to upgrade the RAM.
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by ianai 3y ago
“The semiconductor industry thought about it decided silicon was a better material platform 50 years ago.” Because we’re stuck at a handful of cores and around 3ghz clock on silicon.
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by ianai 3y ago
Sure. Running an OS that is carrying a lot of legacy OS X with introduced bugs and cruft. I love *nix and hope to keep using it for a long time more. But if you plunked 2002 me into modern day, apple’s offerings would be pretty cool but not
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by ianai 3y ago
I think the best reaction would be shame. Just a big round of shame for a trillion dollar company being so greedy to cripple their top equipment. Tech’s stagnated for over a decade and largely because of greed and at the expense of innovati
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by ianai 3y ago
Be well and okay Steve!!
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by ianai 3y ago
Would be interesting to have this graphed alongside the gdp/capita.
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by ianai 3y ago
It’d be great if this increased public engagement and interest.
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by ianai 3y ago
But you immediately knew it was a streaming service. That’s about all they need. The interested will follow up and learn it’s free. It would only take appending “the free streaming service” to mentions of it to assuage people, for that matt
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by ianai 3y ago
Personally, I welcome them/their success in general.
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by ianai 3y ago
The person who told me that made it sound like they were lucid dreaming every dream. Like they learned the trick so well they couldn’t turn it off. Don’t know how realistic that is.
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by ianai 3y ago
I’ve heard lucid dreaming can become a chore. Ie the person literally lucid dreams every night and eventually bores of it.
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by ianai 3y ago
It lists the usual expectations. But leaves out people receiving a promotion have successfully demonstrated advanced growth to their employer. That means they’re more desirable professionally. It also means they’re likely looking for work.
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by ianai 3y ago
Definitely wish my rav4 prime had a 1.8 kwh NiMH battery in addition to the main pack for regen. Best of both worlds.
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Psychedelics researcher approached his death with calm and curiosity(npr.org)
162 points by ianai 3y ago|110 comments
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The Secretive Industry Devouring the U.S. Economy(www-stage.theatlantic.com)
29 points by ianai 3y ago|3 comments
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by ianai 3y ago
They should rethink some of the animations on that page. Seems cringey or like the fake news items littering every page. “This one weird trick…”
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by ianai 3y ago
Nope. The US gave China most favored nation status and free trade for 40 something years. Instead of pushing China away, the US locked arms with them and reintroduced them to the world economy on favorable terms. Then ignored decades of mal
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by ianai 3y ago
Yes. The base test for how increased co2 impacts the environment stems from an experiment in the 1800s. https://www.climate.gov/news-features/features/happy-200th-b... And much science passed that.
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by ianai 3y ago
Just tip with cash. I get a better response every single time. Even if it’s less. They don't care about it being less.
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by ianai 3y ago
“There’s going to be less steel demand. There’s going to be less cement being used — less glass, for example. That impacts within China heavy industrial areas that really produce these raw materials.” No cocktail party can go on infinitely
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by ianai 3y ago
Good work but should probably be a redirect to the right domain. I’d give them the redirect and ask for a review of my resume or “networking“. Could be pitched as a feature beta test site.
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by ianai 3y ago
With how much information can be purchased or gathered about a person, it seems worthwhile for someone to do a deep dive on a random selection of participants.
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by ianai 3y ago
“Our results should assuage concerns that a vibecession today spells a recession tomorrow. The gap between sentiment and economic reality has finally stabilised after growing steadily from 2020-22. Bad vibes may be the new normal.” The fact
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by ianai 3y ago
“All this amounts to the steady evisceration of the moral norms that can make our planet a decent place to live—and their gradual substitution with distrust, aggression, and rage.”
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A Humanist Manifesto(theatlantic.com)
4 points by ianai 3y ago|1 comments
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by ianai 3y ago
Be kind to yourself. No one's perfect. I’ve had the best luck minimizing friction starting exercise. That means it needs to be set up for me to go from “feeling good enough” to working out instantly.
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by ianai 3y ago
Thats obviously not a primary concern. Similar to how your home kitchen isn't going to have a food inspector show up and close it.
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by ianai 3y ago
Which probably points out that Musk is showing he's more a showman like trump than entrepreneur or business developer.
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by ianai 3y ago
With a link to the ponzi scam Wikipedia page.

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