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by kfarr 6y ago
yes and for more than just gold
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by kfarr 6y ago
Forbes reporting is factual but these "sites" on forbes.com are not Forbes reporting and it's not made clear on the website. I think that is the point op was making
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by kfarr 6y ago
Absolutely, you can see it in the power structures developed in large non-profits / government agencies.
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by kfarr 6y ago
ITT: Fundamental Attribution Error. Suggested reading: Normal Accidents by Charles Perrow
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by kfarr 6y ago
One causes destruction of our shared planet and personal debt
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by kfarr 6y ago
Not sure if it's covered in the novel but reading this really makes me think these adversarial environments could be very cool hosts for emerging (or seeded and self replicating) intelligent agents some day.
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by kfarr 6y ago
Get in game currency, trade or send to accounts you control, cash out
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by kfarr 6y ago
Yeah I read the forum expecting to find a false positive but then it turns out the build included malware and the OS worked as expected to identify it?
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by kfarr 6y ago
Yeah that's a pretty hilarious comparison. It just so happens I grew up in Indy and now live in SF. Been here for 15 years and would not move back. Not at all the same.
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by kfarr 6y ago
Lol yeah "legacy ethernet cable" cracked me up, it's a phone jack :)
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by kfarr 6y ago
Zero interventions *except when you might run into something
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by kfarr 6y ago
Already happened: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Elaine_Herzberg
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by kfarr 6y ago
Also Normal Accidents by Charles Perrow
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by kfarr 6y ago
Video processing tools in the cloud very regularly use frame rate and resolution as pricing inputs, similar to GB with storage solutions
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by kfarr 6y ago
Agreed, gaming the system like this is an indicator that pricing is incorrect
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by kfarr 6y ago
Couldn't tell if you meant to say it was good or bad, but actually I found it to be crystal clear which is impressive for a complicated dataset.
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by kfarr 6y ago
This is great! Slowly hacking away at some related topics on lane markings: https://github.com/kfarr/streetmix3d The link didn't come through on your post (" like the ones from HERE") curious if you can
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by kfarr 6y ago
Yeah I like everything about that comment except for the line about PMs.
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by kfarr 6y ago
Yeah: feature not a bug
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by kfarr 6y ago
Awesome reference to Excalibur. I think there are probably a surprising number of other "long tail" attempts at better BBS graphics. One I used as a kid was OMNI BBS (sometimes written O-M-N-I BBS) which ran on windows: http:&#x2
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by kfarr 6y ago
I feel like there's a joke somewhere in this, SAP takes over your whole enterprise if you let it?
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by kfarr 6y ago
I was thinking like wow electron has been around a lot longer than I thought!
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by kfarr 6y ago
No, I think op is asserting there's a correlation that renters vote less than owners
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by kfarr 6y ago
I agree and disagree with this. I agree that in many environments their definition of a "great software developer" is a bolt turner. However I think that in many other environments, especially early stage, a "great software d
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by kfarr 6y ago
And layoffs.
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by kfarr 7y ago
The problem to solve is not how to make traffic faster, but how to reduce the need for traffic. Many books on the subject but the basic gist is we've designed our cities incorrectly and suburbs are inefficient for many reasons - time,
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by kfarr 7y ago
Same here but a quick search on YouTube found plenty of other train crashes to satiate me
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by kfarr 7y ago
Yeah it's an amazing accomplishment from a video engineering perspective but a train wreck from a UI/UX perspective.
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And / or basketball player
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by kfarr 7y ago
Yes I see this similarly to the way that we talk about how a forest fire was "caused" by PG&E, or an improperly extinguished camp fire or errant lit cigarette. It's the years of accumulation of dry timber and brush that m

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