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jondiggsit
10y ago
The website, the products, the CG... all makes me think this is nonsense.
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jondiggsit
10y ago
Great just what everybody wants. A mile-long platooning heard of driverless trucks doing 45 in the middle lane =P
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11y ago
Here's my big question: How do you slow down? 4.37 light years does not take into account all the time required to slow the hell down. Am I missing something? Isn't this the biggest fundamental issue with long range space travel?
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11y ago
For the available positions, it'd probably be better job experience than anything else.
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jondiggsit
11y ago
Fully agree with you on the kale salad thing. It's delicious, don't get me wrong, and eating more kale and less burgers will contribute to a reduction in cattle rearing, reduction in methane gas / deforestation. My main point
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11y ago
Absolutely worth it. We live in the future. If you can fly half way around the world to watch an opera and be home by midnight, do it. Riding your bicycle to work isn't going to save the planet, neither is reconsidering a flight. Envir
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jondiggsit
11y ago
This is, eh hem, maybe, not a story you should tell people anymore.
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11y ago
A rambling, pointless article. Possibly the worst article I've ever read on the Washington Post. No substance to question of illegal scheme. Suggests we don't know the true cost of Bitcoin because of the environmental impacts of t
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12y ago
One thing always bothers me about long distance travel in space: You increase speed to get somewhere faster.... What about the slowing down part?!?! Travel at near light speed is great, but how long did it take to accelerate to that speed a
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jondiggsit
12y ago
Well, I for one, welcome our AI overlord.
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12y ago
That seriously hurts my eyes
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12y ago
I guess they only need to sell one to make a huge return
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12y ago
Next stop, automatic dog food opener!
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12y ago
lol attention employees of Seahorse: leave glowing comments about our software on HN!... Aside from the lameness that devindotcom points out, the app is pretty cool, let's see if it gains traction.
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12y ago
Just install radiant heat everywhere in your house ya cheap bastard
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12y ago
Anyone driving a G63 Benz surely has more than ONE zone of heating and cooling in their house. Call me when Nest can control a real HVAC system.
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13y ago
sigh.... The first rule of Usenet: You do not talk about usenet. Didn't he get the memo?
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14y ago
I'll never forget playing AQ2 on Pearlmankey servers. Thank you for all the great connections GameSpy!
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jondiggsit
14y ago
The obese male population in America is about to get a whole lot more gross
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14y ago
Ultimately, Valve will rule this console new-comer space with Steam's Big Picture.
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jondiggsit
14y ago
Great, feasible idea, but not until BATTERIES GET BETTER! We need better batteries! It's the largest roadblock to a 1,000 innovations.
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14y ago
It's complicated because advertising companies profit from networks that are open and visible. Facebook's privacy controls used to be very straight-forward and easy to use. Starting with Beacon, etc. Facebook's strategy has been to make it
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14y ago
This is a sad day.