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korse
2y ago
Did anyone consider that our society IS artificial conditions? Not sure about you all, but western society feels much more akin to a zoo than the wilderness.
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korse
2y ago
>hijacking the agenda to turn the meeting into a brainstorming session As someone who has reason to call technical meetings on a regular basis, I've always had trouble with this. Do you mention 'brainstorming' in the agend
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korse
2y ago
We need more of this on HN. Bravo. Make shenanigans great again!
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korse
2y ago
This is not unbelievable. I don't even live in a coastal city and I still know a handful of active couriers. They're faster than drivers in congested areas and pretty much get a pass on all traffic control/regulation if they
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korse
2y ago
We can agree.
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korse
2y ago
I'll bite. The science, as far as I understand it, clearly demonstrates the addictive properties of nicotine and the negative health effects of smoking. The alternative theory I've heard is that there are secondary benefits to mod
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korse
3y ago
>If all you seek is comfort you’ll find it as you sit alone eating take out in a fully furnished apartment waiting to die. If what you want is community and to be present in the only life you have, you have to work hard to find it and ma
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korse
3y ago
The real world version of the problem looks similar to the 'flexible job shop' but with a few tweaks that increase the problem complexity significantly. Real time, accurate data collection is a non-trivial problem in a high-mix en
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3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Job-shop_scheduling One of the most challenging problems I've every been faced with is machine-scheduling a set of manufacturing facilities. I understand that Home-Depot is a simple c
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korse
3y ago
I lived in very reasonably priced 'point access block' apartment in the US Midwest a few years ago. It was relatively new construction, so I'm inclined to believe these aren't as rare in the United States as the author m
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korse
3y ago
Thanks. Will be checking that out asap.
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korse
3y ago
You are not the only one!
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korse
3y ago
t2.micro AWS instance + irssi and tmux. Problem solved.
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korse
3y ago
I still live there. Rizon and Libera baby!
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korse
3y ago
NO BRAKES, NO GEARS, NO PROBLEMS! This is really the way! Also, it is nice in the winter, because without brakes you can easily cycle in mittens.
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korse
3y ago
Where is the toxic masculinity? Explain, explain, EXPLAIN!
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korse
3y ago
It is kind of funny seeing an article on 'one pedal driving'... This has been the control scheme for electric skateboards for years. These EVs are really just large skateboards with over-complicated steering and all the privacy in
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korse
3y ago
I'm pretty sure the Soviet context is actually the correct one. The robotics tie in isn't far off though, as some of the earliest autonomous mobile robots spawned from cybernetics research.
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korse
3y ago
https://bailiping.github.io/assets/docs/Books/Cybernetics,%2...
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korse
3y ago
Why is cybernetics quoted?
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korse
3y ago
I think you just won a prize.
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korse
3y ago
Gambler 500 anyone? Less safety required!
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korse
3y ago
I see a whole lot of people talking about net givers and net takers and how these dynamics affect the usefulness of a friend/acquaintance group. This is HN. Private bit torrent trackers anyone? The higher your seed-to-leech ratio in a
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korse
3y ago
Bleh. Don't disagree at all, but this isn't even a post about rights.
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3y ago
My backup commuter vehicle is a inexpensive (but modified) off-highway motorcycle for exactly this reason. Sure, you have to have a small 'bug-out bag' (in this case a belt pack) with spare parts (bolts, belts, master links etc.)
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korse
3y ago
Interesting. I've been wearing Royal Robbins pants for years and actually ended up with a pair of 5.11 pants that I think are excellent. I'm not surprised that there is a connection. Screw the branding, but I spend a whole lot of
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korse
3y ago
Why is this post flagged? Is an influential engineer and businessman not 'HN' enough? What am I missing.
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3y ago
Contrarian take, but tons of truck traffic on interstate highways makes driving far more fun (as long as there isn't road maintenance or undue stoppage). I'm actually looking forward to future me being able to ride my motorcycle a
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korse
3y ago
I think the real unpopular opinion here is that our current brand of technological progress may be a net negative to society. Humans, without substantial biological modification, do not seem ready for a technology driven quasi-utopia. Keep
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3y ago
They tried to block people using adblockers perhaps or maybe they rolled the block out in a non-uniform manner? I still haven't had any problems.
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