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by kfarr 5y ago
If you like streetmix you might also like https://3d.st a related project I've been working on. Also shout out to this amazing project too https://github.com/a-b-street/abstreet
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by kfarr 5y ago
Awesome list, thanks for sharing. I'll admit I'm also commenting so I remember this in the future...
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by kfarr 5y ago
Oh and don't forget Citizen. With that combo you'll never want to sleep again!
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by kfarr 5y ago
I think we've already started terraforming the Earth, perhaps not intentionally at first but now armed with data on climate change we continue our warming ways.
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by kfarr 5y ago
Yeah the foliage is remarkably life-like and that is so hard and labor (art) intensive to do well. This is an amazing tool for indies without tons of resources.
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by kfarr 5y ago
Yeah but let's be real, while the "specific approved use" might be clear to a medical practitioner in a journal write-up related to FDA approval, the actual prescription ads shown to normal people attempt to use as general si
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by kfarr 5y ago
First answer I've seen on this thread with an actual reason for the shut down
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by kfarr 5y ago
Excellent post and thanks for coming around on the town homes thing. It is really the difference maker for affordability in growing popular areas
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by kfarr 5y ago
I like the Kahneman "Thinking, Fast and Slow" systems concept and I would extend the metaphor using CPU (slow) and GPU (fast). I would agree that the brain is inherently slow, using the CPU metaphor it has an embarrassingly low cl
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by kfarr 5y ago
You did a good job describing constraints Uber has in order to deliver a product to customers. From your description there might be good reasons for those constraints such as anti discrimination or price stability. But even for "good r
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by kfarr 5y ago
I was also surprised by this assumption and the lack of discussion or validation: "in a typical transaction, no value is created" From my econ 101 high school days I remember a super simple example of 2 islands, 1 with only orange
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by kfarr 6y ago
For me the biggest innovation here is the super clever repurposing of the tuner dial. Also love the static between channels
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by kfarr 6y ago
I would argue at this point in collective awareness of public communications, using a form of "sorry if I did any harm" regardless of specific words used is an explicit decision by the writer to not accept full culpability. I agre
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by kfarr 6y ago
Exactly. All this hullabaloo about the f150 being too expensive for the average american is ignoring the fact that the average american is in debt up to their eyeballs.
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by kfarr 6y ago
> After a two-hour warmup period, MOXIE began producing oxygen at a rate of 6 grams per hour. The rate was reduced two times during the run (labeled as “current sweeps”) in order to assess the status of the instrument. After an hour of o
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by kfarr 6y ago
> We take this situation extremely seriously. We have immediately suspended this line of research. yeah those department heads seemed pretty pissed
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by kfarr 6y ago
As the others are commenting I half agree with your comment - there is a supply issue in high density areas AND there is a supply issue in low density areas.
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by kfarr 6y ago
To further your position and to loop it back to the original point about crash vs accident: even in the case of an AARP member who had a heart attack that leads to a collision, accident is not the right word. There is nothing accidental abo
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by kfarr 6y ago
The story kept getting worse when they explain that state grants covered all the money spent by lobbyists to help the new owners pay a tiny fraction of taxes compared to the old ones.
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by kfarr 6y ago
Agreed even with stolen bikes the math works out. I have 2 types of bikes -- a beater that I'm ok getting stolen once a year or so for the convenience of feeling ok locking it anywhere, and others that I would never leave unattended in
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by kfarr 6y ago
Agreed. The real goal is "don't do this again" not "sit in a room forever"
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by kfarr 6y ago
Yeah I agree libraries are actually the perfect solution for this, not a tragedy. I'm impressed recently with the relevance of libraries doing things exactly like this -- helping the masses access knowledge -- despite the shift away fr
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by kfarr 6y ago
JWPlayer
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by kfarr 6y ago
Yes there are many existing automation options for video production applications. For example, the concept of a portable EDL (edit decision list) file is already well established in the industry for decades: https://en.wikipedia.
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by kfarr 6y ago
I thought the same thing about NFT art trading. But if everyone is part of the cargo cult and the cult is making real money then is it still a cargo cult?
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by kfarr 6y ago
I'm going to guess on the record before reading article: debt based financing of the sale, PE firm steadily increases rent and lowers investment into facilities, bankruptcy and evictions ensue
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by kfarr 6y ago
Agree on distance driven as an important metrics, road type too. However, is driver neglect really a variable for self driving cars? If yes, then is it a self-driving car?
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by kfarr 6y ago
I can see your point and it makes sense. Counterpoint, if I had answered "depends on the metrics you choose but Tesla was first to market" or "depends on the metrics you choose but Tesla has the greatest miles driven" do
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by kfarr 6y ago
Curious on the down votes, these are verifiable numbers and related deaths seems like a reasonable metric.
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by kfarr 6y ago
Depends on metrics you choose to evaluate. Tesla is leading on deaths occurring with FSD (many), Uber 1, Waymo 0.

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