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krisoft
2y ago
> I didn't even bother with a broomstick for my kids. I just ran along, holding the cargo rack. Yeah. The story in my family is that my dad decided to teach me how to ride. We drove to a park to do it because our road was too busy.
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2y ago
> Why did everyone agree to this rule when they bought a home there if it didn’t matter? I don't think you have thought this through. People are generally not asked about every bylaw individually. Maybe they bought the house because
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krisoft
2y ago
> I don't love my books for the content, but for their essence Curious thing to say. For me it is obvious that the content is the book’s essence.
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krisoft
2y ago
> How, exactly, are they causing that to come about? By spreading rumours and falsehoods about vacines. Which reduce vacination rates and leaves an opening for diseases like polio to spread. Which part of that are you having trouble beli
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2y ago
> I did so in the usual manner - have her sit on the seat while I grab the handlebars and run along side her, then release the bike and watch her panic, freeze, topple over, and kick the bike in frustration. This part confuses me a lot.
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2y ago
You are correct. I was just illustrating what kind of processes belong to the umbrella term "packaging" in the context of semiconductor manufacturing. Was not talking about what particular process are missing from the Arizona faci
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krisoft
2y ago
Wait, wait. In the context of semiconductor manufacturing packaging does not mean what you think it means. It is not putting the product in a paper box. It is about cutting the wafer into individual chips, wire bonding the silicone to pins,
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2y ago
> Care to make any citations yourself here? Happily. I know you are wrong on the "nobody wants this" statement because I want it. With a sweeping generic statement like "nobody wants this" a single example is enough t
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krisoft
2y ago
> citation of what? Citation that nobody wants what you described? The sentence which I was quoting. > This is my opinion statement Your opinon can be that "I don't want this." "nobody wants this" is refers to
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2y ago
> this isn't a thing that anyone would truly want. Citation needed. > A purely AI generated or controlled world would have no constraints That's a shitty AI then. Make a better one. I can play 2000 Vampire: The Masquerade ga
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2y ago
> Like in my experience the best part of d&d is the dungeon master who knows their friends making a story and details specifically for fun and the fun of the group. Sure. There are two reason why I can think of someone making a Dunge
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2y ago
That is not what the research shows. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9835670/ “One hundred seventy-three performers (80%) indicated at least one head impact/head whip during their stunt career. Of th
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2y ago
> Let's not scale mountains, explore the oceans, cross the poles, or go to space. Why be heroic when we can all hold hands and be safe. In terms of exploring the oceans my hero is Admiral Rickover and not Stockton Rush. Different ki
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2y ago
> You can manage the danger of stunts, you can reduce it and prepare for anything that could go wrong. I think that is all I'm asking. Or not even that. Just saying that if they don't, i don't want to watch it. > Houdin
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2y ago
> Nobody is forced into it. And i’m not forced to watch it. So all is fair.
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krisoft
2y ago
> Then you have to stop watching any competition of anything Done. Easy. > stop reading about start up on HN as well I don’t think there the motivation is to create entertainment though. But i don’t care much about that kind of conten
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2y ago
> Maybe you don't seriously consider doing really bad things, and even take steps playing with the idea of doing them. I definitely have, especially when I was younger. There was a lot more there just "considering". If the
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2y ago
> He opened his jacket and he was all bruised. So that's how he did it—it hurt—but you had to care enough not to care. I don't want performers to risk their safety, health and life for my entertainment. Obviously I cannot stop
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2y ago
> You find certainty, perhaps I don’t think that’s the case, at least for me. It is more that they even thought this is an okay thing to do makes them moraly suspect in my eyes. Doesn’t matter if they went through with it or not. Doesn’t
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2y ago
> If I have an perfect planning/prediction system, I can throw the grungiest, worst perception data into it and it will still plan successfully despite tons of uncertainty. Not really. Even the perfect planning system will appear e
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2y ago
> that's the equivalent of me unilaterally calling New York "Nouvelle Amsterdam" then This is very common. The name used by the locals is called endonym and the one used by foreigners is the exonym. For example Zhōnghuá is
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krisoft
2y ago
Framing it as an "idiots vs not idiots" is the wrong way to think about it. When you are working with the PTO you know you are working with the PTO. You are standing next to the tractor. The PTO should always be handled with the u
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krisoft
2y ago
> but you make it sounds like the vast majority of people are under such impressions. I don’t known what the vast majority thinks. I haven’t talked with them.
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krisoft
2y ago
Have you heard the one about lychee? There is some compound in them which can lower your blood glucose levels. The sugar from digesting the fruit will eventually push up your sugar levels, so it all ends up okay eventually, and the drop is
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2y ago
> The truth is that the public does not understand the difference in the confidence levels of scientists for things like "anthropomorphic climate change" vs "drinking wine and eating chocolate is healthy for you." The
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krisoft
2y ago
I heard this before. (Perhaps even on hacker news.) The way i stored it in my brain is “grapefruit is weird, don’t eat or drink grapefruit juice when on medication. Why? It might make you ill or even kill you.” Obviously that form is ovesim
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krisoft
2y ago
> Trying to explain grapefruit to my elderly parents is like pulling teeth. It is not that hard. It is a fruit roughly the same size and appearance as an orange, but more bitter. See! I explained it. :) Joking asside, what are you trying
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krisoft
2y ago
> I’m assuming that when he just did the 2-click thing the operator told him to do on his phone, the Waymo probably stopped and let him out That's not really good though. It is not his job to fix the car. His protestation that the o
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krisoft
2y ago
It is probably not the full answer. I think they are just willing to go the extra mile for what we here in the west would consider "not much money". Just few weeks ago I ordered my first design from pcbway. (Both first order from
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krisoft
2y ago
I think we just don't know.
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