kaibee

30 ms·

361.
by kaibee 4y ago
I will try this.
362.
by kaibee 4y ago
> It's also important that you eat stuff that makes you feel full, fibers and greens. Changing diet also changed my taste, so I crave more healthy things now, while the food I used to eat honestly don't appeal to me any longer
363.
by kaibee 4y ago
> I think people generally care about the public interest because of their shared humanity. People generally identify with their society and want to see it prosper. This is far from universally true, and to the small degree that it is tr
364.
by kaibee 4y ago
This greatly depends on which part of the 'tech' industry you're in. Yes, if you're at the top, salaries are enormous, but uh, vast majority of people in 'tech' are not receiving enormous salaries.
365.
by kaibee 4y ago
The scheduling of marijuana is changing.
366.
by kaibee 4y ago
It is possible to live somewhere for 9 months every year and yet those 3 months you're not there could be when voting happens.
367.
by kaibee 4y ago
What about ~2.1 kids? As that is how many kids people need to have to at least maintain a replacement rate population.
368.
by kaibee 4y ago
The problem is that competition in chess, in games, has always been for the sake of the game itself and the fun in playing it. 'game playing' is its own reward, there is no other entity interested in paying for results of chess g
369.
by kaibee 4y ago
> You gotta stop putting all of your eggs in one basket. This isn't free or even possible for a lot of people. I think it would be better for society for this cost to be imposed on the Discords/Metas/Googles of the world,
370.
by kaibee 4y ago
> the solution is to enable anyone to pursue new skills without fear of homelessness and starvation. I.e. Universal Basic Income. Sure but good luck getting that to happen. The same level automation has already happened for agriculture
371.
by kaibee 4y ago
Switching browsers is not some herculean task. Its like 15 minutes of "work" and a day or two of getting used to it. And your ad-blocker works.
372.
by kaibee 4y ago
I switched to FF a few months after I started hearing about this change coming down the pipe. It was totally fine and easy. I haven't had any issues because of it outside of one weird old website not working perfectly. And I still h
373.
by kaibee 4y ago
> Most would have no idea what the hell was going on or even why it was interesting. This is the funniest part to me, because so many people already think this is how digital art worked to begin with.
374.
by kaibee 4y ago
I assume having multiple captions for the same image is very helpful actually.
375.
by kaibee 4y ago
If you give everyone a no questions asked 100% subsidy, you're gonna have a lot of people reselling bikes that the government paid for.
376.
by kaibee 4y ago
> I'm not sure how you'd "fix" that without penalizing non-rental companies for expanding. A land value tax would be a pretty straight forward solution to most of the issues around this.
377.
by kaibee 4y ago
Solar is cheaper than nuclear and still getting cheaper, so looking at what you'd need in terms of nuclear reactors is likely to be misleading.
378.
by kaibee 4y ago
This is a ludicrous system. Imagine trying to explain this to someone from 1970.
379.
by kaibee 4y ago
> The reality is that we can't sustain a civilisation of 8billion people without fossil fuels. We should do what we can to find alternatives that are less pollutant and have higher energy density but for now that means fusion, thori
380.
by kaibee 4y ago
> The standard includes a file format definition and a network communications protocol that uses TCP/IP to communicate between systems. Is this as cursed as it sounds?
381.
by kaibee 4y ago
A Quest 2 is $300 and so so many kids have them.
382.
by kaibee 4y ago
> Have we seen any creator of a deep learning library, take a similar position if not stopping any support for anyone using it for mass surveillance or burning up the planet by using their deep learning library to train it on tons of GPU
383.
by kaibee 4y ago
Amazon is going to do that regardless.
384.
by kaibee 4y ago
> The most ethical thing I can think of is some kinda 'Spotify-like' revenue sharing model, based on how often their code is used by others. Not that they'd ever implement that if they can get away with it! Based on my und
385.
by kaibee 4y ago
Try Fallout 2.
386.
by kaibee 4y ago
This is good motivation to make a metaverse. It is not a good motivation to enter one as a developer.
387.
by kaibee 4y ago
It would have been bad to standardize on USB-B and it will be good to standardize on USB-C. These aren't mutually exclusive statements.
388.
by kaibee 4y ago
> Not quite the same thing as heroin If it was, do you think it would stop them?
389.
by kaibee 4y ago
de facto vs de jure
390.
by kaibee 4y ago
> Have you thought about eating something that just has very few calories, in order to fill you up? Carrots have barely any calories and need a fair bit of chewing. In my experience, this works kinda ok, but it doesn't actually feel

More ›