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by ip26 4y ago
Imagine the traffic when every person in the country has the same brilliant idea.
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by ip26 4y ago
for some reason I am not breaking into their home Presumably because you believe they are merely a thorn and not an existential threat. I suspect many people might be willing to commit a felony if you could convince them they were, with c
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by ip26 4y ago
I don’t think productivity was ever the goal of this software. It was to have a record that is standard, digital, transferable, etc. Going a little further, this was appealing in part to avoid simple medical errors & oversights. Losin
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by ip26 4y ago
It depends heavily on how much your house showers, what the water temperature is at the inlet to the house, and how ideal your plumbing is. The efficiency is highest with a vertical unit at least five feet in length, and that’s really just
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by ip26 4y ago
The glass is a key. I usually can't beat my iphone with bargain glass, but with wide aperture L series glass I trounce the phone handily. Subject matter is another factor. A pretty view never runs away, and adults hold still for a pict
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by ip26 4y ago
On the other hand, I’ve seen very strong candidates who nominally worked the same job for 10-15 years, but when I probe I discover they have explored every nook and cranny of that job, developing expertise in the entire possible scope. That
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by ip26 4y ago
The most interesting concept here (to me) is the idea of taking a variable length instruction set and optionally promising to align instructions. If you did this, the code could switch between dense and wide as it pleased, getting either th
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by ip26 4y ago
Usually the alternatives switch much faster, such as GaAs
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by ip26 4y ago
Forgive me- four kids, but how many boys? My dogs can't even comprehend how to be as difficult as my boys.
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by ip26 4y ago
The weird part is the lag. You want to escape for 5 minutes. But you only want that now because you couldn't escape for years before . If you stopped to think about it, maybe you don't really want those five minutes. If only yo
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by ip26 4y ago
Sounds like you missed the “actually, all those digital wires are transmission lines” class :)
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by ip26 4y ago
Ever since I read all the hand wringing about how higher gas & energy prices are regressive & hurt the poor I’ve come to the same viewpoint as you. It’s not like I prefer high energy prices, but in a capitalist system that’s pretty
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by ip26 4y ago
The risk is doing something illegal or unethical to increase the value of their holdings. The larger their holdings, the larger the incentive to do that illegal or unethical thing.
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by ip26 4y ago
You've certainly got a point, but if a regulator has the ability to indirectly swing the valuation 10%, they stand to gain at most $1.5k which should be in the realm of a week's pay. It's an interest to be sure, but it would
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by ip26 4y ago
It’s definitely in the same orbit, but I would connect it more closely to the high risk, high variance strategies taken by males, which drive mentioned traits such as aggression, disagreeableness, & danger.
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by ip26 4y ago
Glass + collection programs exist in Central America, and it quickly became apparent the biggest victim of glass reuse is branding . In that environment, standard bottle shapes in standard colors do best, and you can’t run a flashy marketi
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by ip26 4y ago
Ok, but how many in your blood?
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by ip26 4y ago
At least within social structures, I would argue it is, much like power vacuums and game theory. Even monkey troupes and wolf packs have central power figures.
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by ip26 4y ago
Sure, but if a pissed-off rich person is willing to buy it, doesn't that mean your home's highest and best use [1] is as a rich person's cudgel to make you miserable? So really, as a God-fearing capitalist you should be all f
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by ip26 4y ago
The usual answer is third party reputation tracking and resultant self-regulation as a silver bullet. Hopefully the Yelp mafia have disabused people of that notion.
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by ip26 4y ago
How does that make sense? If anybody can snap up your property from under your feet at any time, you are forced to value your property higher than literally every other person in existence, which is axiomatically not a fair valuation. See t
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by ip26 4y ago
Rather than looking at it as "decentralizing dilutes power, and so the evil cabal doesn't allow it" , I would present your insight differently. Decentralizing dilutes power, and power wants to agglomerate, so decentralizing
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by ip26 4y ago
That type of scheme does however help foster alignment, which can be more valuable than individual output. When the performance of the company is a bigger multiplier than your personal performance, you are financially more interested in the
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by ip26 4y ago
Even if we know something to be true, proving it to be true is often the first step in answering “why”. Once we can prove it, we can test it and experimentally isolate the key components. This is, for example, how willow bark lead to aspiri
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by ip26 4y ago
I am still trying to figure out how CIM is supposed to work out. The highest density storage shares a single access structure among many bits (see SRAM design). This is antithetical to real CIM, because you fundamentally have to read &
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by ip26 4y ago
Go to bed at 5a.m. knowing you don't have to get up to get to work and be expected to have a fresh mind. You just fall asleep, exhausted and wake up for lunch time and it's fine! Baby wakes up at 6:30am like clockwork. Your move
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by ip26 4y ago
Good luck “looking on the bright side” when you’ve had less than four hours sleep every night for the past week. Some kids are just angels and sleep like champs, others fight every inch of the way and wake up constantly. As a result, differ
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by ip26 4y ago
My biggest mouse use is copying text. Copying in vi is not that bad, but when selecting with the mouse, you don’t have to jump between copy and paste locations, which cuts the cursor navigation by more than half. Sort of like having dual cu
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by ip26 4y ago
I’ve always wondered, how does anyone rapidly compose vi movements like your example? Or d7w, or c9j… I can’t count seven words or nine lines as fast as I can just tap vwwwwwwwd or shift-vjjjjjjjjjc, because in the latter case I only have
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by ip26 4y ago
It’s certainly an exaggeration, but there are a billion or so military age people in the world, and millions of people waiting in the U.S. visa backlog. I would not be surprised if such a program was very popular.

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