joenot443

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   by joenot443 6mo ago

   Since you seem to be implying causality here, I would assume that the other major beneficiaries have enjoyed a similar period of growth?
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   by joenot443 6mo ago

   Yeah, last year we were calling it Building Man cause the first three days were just rebuilding the setup from the previous day's storm.
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   by joenot443 6mo ago

   Why?
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   by joenot443 6mo ago

   Yeah, that was a lapse :)
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   by joenot443 6mo ago

   You're right - I think I could have made a better comparison. Maybe a better comparison might be Source engine custom games to Minecraft mods?
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   by joenot443 6mo ago

   I think we just got older. People are still having a blast online, but they’re mostly kids or teenagers. Garrys Mod got replaced by Roblox, forums got replaced by Discord, blogs got replaced by vlogs. There’s still lots of fun and community
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   by joenot443 6mo ago

   Did you mean to include the code in the repo...?
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   by joenot443 6mo ago

   In many ways Wikipedia is more like Reddit, in which taste making influence gets concentrated into cliquey power users. Reading the Talk page for any contemporary culture war stuff makes it clear Wikipedia’s not really a place for diverse t
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   by joenot443 6mo ago

   I think the OP posted that reply as a joke
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    by joenot443 6mo ago

    Here in Canada we're investing $60-120b on a rail to connect Toronto to Montreal. I hope your analysis is correct and subsequent passenger rails will be much cheaper!
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    by joenot443 6mo ago

    > which is a proprietary peer-to-peer layer that runs alongside your existing WiFi connection without dropping it. It uses a time-sliced channel-hopping mechanism so the radio can serve both infrastructure WiFi and the direct peer link s
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    by joenot443 6mo ago

    This is awesome. What are the odds a Raspberry Pi could keep up with BTrack? https://github.com/adamstark/BTrack
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    by joenot443 6mo ago

    We’re talking about bike lanes, it seemed completely relevant to me?
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    by joenot443 6mo ago

    Is there a reason you weren’t able to write the post yourself?
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    by joenot443 6mo ago

    That list is super reasonable, FWIW. No hate speech, no Nazis, no pornography, no weird screenshots, no spam. Nothing surprised me, basically what I’d expect.
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    by joenot443 6mo ago

    I would say that the simple reason is that writing is often artistic and coding very rarely is. I don’t listen to AI music or watch AI videos, I don’t want to read AI articles
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    by joenot443 6mo ago

    My guess is it's a bug on the App Store side which will actually hurt Headspace in the long run. If this was a casino app I'd feel a bit differently, but I'd be shocked if someone at Headspace did this deliberately. I'm
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    by joenot443 6mo ago

    > The packed sediments were then transported to the laboratory for further sorting. A program of sediment sorting, that lasted over two decades, included the separation of different types of categories: ostracods, mollusks, reptiles, amp
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    by joenot443 6mo ago

    Honorable mention to the great hockey puck mouse of the late 90s.
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    by joenot443 6mo ago

    It’s partly because of cases like this https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/internet/man-goes-viral-working ... This is Parekh, the guy who was working for some 3-7 well funded valley companies simultaneously last year.
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    by joenot443 6mo ago

    I think in this case it can be approximated as 'largest market' I'd wager there are more people paying for software for their smart phone than any other platform they use.
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    by joenot443 6mo ago

    > it's fundamentally low impact, and it's that way by design. I'd like to keep tugging on this thread, I find it interesting. In my experience, everyone up my chain of command was motivated to derive as much impact from th
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    by joenot443 6mo ago

    While at G I was one of three engineers working on a mid-sized iOS app. We shared ownership of the entirety of the codebase. It wasn't dissimilar to some of the other teams I've worked on at orgs of differing sizes. > The pace
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    by joenot443 6mo ago

    Hmm, in my experience it's been quite the opposite. I suppose it depends a lot on who you choose to spend your time with!
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    by joenot443 6mo ago

    The article links to a series of letters between Fermat, Pascal, and Carcavi which are wonderfully intelligent and readable, while also deeply kind and personal. > 1. I have been delighted to have had the thoughts conformed to those of M
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    by joenot443 6mo ago

    I’ve met thousands of people in my life with all sorts of strange beliefs, but never someone who believed the Earth is flat. Is this a sort of person you encounter often?
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    by joenot443 6mo ago

    Are there any retired 45yos who were making around $100k and can attest to this advice being accurate?
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    by joenot443 6mo ago

    You can find really affordable used guitars or keyboards which are completely suitable for beginners. Beginner's electric drum kits are cheaper than real ones and hook up to headphones - there goes your sound problems. I definitely agr
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    by joenot443 6mo ago

    > [1] Browser foothold: we already had code execution inside the browser application's own security context on the TV, Does anyone know what the author meant by this? Are they talking about a web browser run on the TV?
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    by joenot443 6mo ago

    Are you able to give us the prompt you used to write the article?