kfarr

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   by kfarr 6y ago

   Similar story here with soon to be 4yo and a new baby, bed time has been bleeding into later times and sometimes it's easier to sleep together to calm them down. It's a phase and I'm not too stressed about it, but it totally
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   by kfarr 6y ago

   Exactly. SF is one of the safest places to live in the US right now (as it relates to COVID)
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   by kfarr 6y ago

   Lovely post and like everyone else here I cut my teeth on qbasic as well. Great idea to bring it back to teach young ones the basics, pun intended :P
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   by kfarr 6y ago

   Correct, YouTube has much more favorable (lower) content cost model than Netflix
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   by kfarr 6y ago

   Although in fairness Windows described some of its functionality. Whereas Apple on the other hand...
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   by kfarr 6y ago

   And like any fine metal you can polish it! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiJ9fy1qSFI
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   by kfarr 6y ago

   Aside from your gold bug commentary, I do find your poop example intriguing as it's probably one of the worst examples possible for currency: - literally anyone can make it - it is unsanitary and can spread disease - it is difficult to
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   by kfarr 6y ago

   Thanks the second one finally answered the question: In summary, Gödel’s loophole is that the amendment procedures set forth in Article V self-apply to the constitutional statements in Article V themselves, including the entrenchment claus
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   by kfarr 6y ago

   Ad hominem isn't helpful. This entire thread is providing you with original research and facts that doesn't support your argument. You can choose to read them or attack others and you're choosing the latter.
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    by kfarr 6y ago

    Do some more research on the topic. From the legal system to land use, transportation funding, and corporate handouts the United States undeniably has an active car culture. Receipts? Here's one after a second of Google searching: htt
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    by kfarr 6y ago

    Motor vehicle driving with passengers is an extremely high liability occupation compared to most other jobs.
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    by kfarr 6y ago

    Shhhh... You're devaluing lyft and Uber stock with your arithmetic! /s of course you're right but this lack of accounting for vehicle depreciation (not to mention a very high liability risk for every minute on the road) is ro
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    by kfarr 6y ago

    I'm still using A-Frame as my primary webxr project framework of choice but appreciate seeing these babylon updates. Gets me excited to try a small project on there soon.
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    by kfarr 6y ago

    Yeah it makes no sense for the operator to manually regulate charging. We don't do that with any other rechargeable device. Oh gotta unplug my phone it's at 90%!
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    by kfarr 6y ago

    Yeah I'm powering 4k external display for normal things (hangouts, photoshop) no fan, only when doing a-frame / three.js stuff in the browser will bring the constant fan and provide a nice finger warmer above the touch bar
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    by kfarr 6y ago

    Thanks for the tip about pock.dev. I've been rocking GC-BTT. A bit cumbersome to setup but love the functionality: https://community.folivora.ai/t/goldenchaos-btt-the-complete...
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    by kfarr 6y ago

    Yes web is where it's at!! And tons of nice gaming libraries
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    by kfarr 6y ago

    Agreed this is very differentiated from Pool, and I would think (hope?) it will eventually be <15% the price of "normal" Ubers.
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    by kfarr 6y ago

    > 2. Humans can drive with just vision, so why can’t computers? Agreed this is very naive, it implies that humans are good drivers. Humans are awful drivers, and it sure doesn't help that [human] field of view and depth perception i
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    by kfarr 6y ago

    I like that quote but lately feeling like advanced tech doesn't necessarily mean angelic
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    by kfarr 6y ago

    Yeah the title could be updated to more accurately reflect the content but I still enjoyed the discussion and (for me at least) a new online debate format
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    by kfarr 6y ago

    Yes I liked this format a lot, reminds me of the psuedo sets concept trending on the front page. It kept me going through the 4 pages to see the back and forth
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    by kfarr 6y ago

    That sounds like a good thing. Especially with all the outdoor dining now!
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    by kfarr 6y ago

    Thanks for the context. So basically there is no audit or certification, just an assertion from the company.
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    by kfarr 6y ago

    Over dense populated cities?
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    by kfarr 6y ago

    Absolutely. See Uber's actual response to their deadly incident -- absolving themselves of liability and blaming the backup driver.
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    by kfarr 6y ago

    Yeah it's all good intentions and PR talk until you see how the lawyers respond after an incident. IMHO Uber incident shows that it is extremely unlikely for any human to face criminal charges after a deadly incident with self driving
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    by kfarr 6y ago

    Yeah our satellites just need a huge asteroid clearing the way if the worst happens
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    by kfarr 6y ago

    Yes, on the other hand a lot of misinformation tactics hook into built-in human tendencies and requires more than just general education to identify and be immune.
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    by kfarr 6y ago

    And the roadways are homogenous with relatively new, large simple grids enabling large roadways, clear signage and striping, etc. Unlike a dense complicated old grid style city.