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by ladberg 7y ago
Why isn't recycling a reasonable solution?
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by ladberg 7y ago
Yep, I'm assuming the graphic is right because it makes zero sense that a metropolitan area could somehow grow more food than it needs.
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by ladberg 7y ago
In 2001, Shane Della-Vedova, a military captain in the army explosives team, was asked to dispose of ten M72 shoulder-fired rocket launchers from an Australian Defence Force base. On the 8th of June, Shane spent the day blowing up M1 rocke
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by ladberg 7y ago
I don't think it's particularly a sport for well-off professionals at all. It just happens that most of the people we interact with in SF/SV are well-off professionals, so those are the climbers you know. If you go a differen
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by ladberg 7y ago
He said he doesn't use their API at all. He has a bank of cheap Android phones that run the normal Instagram app and simulate button presses.
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by ladberg 7y ago
When has the US detained Chinese for arbitrary reasons?
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by ladberg 7y ago
Why wouldn't the employees on Blind not be representative? Considering how every other company voted the other way, I don't don't see why Blizzard would be the only biased one.
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by ladberg 7y ago
The actual site you probably want is here: https://foundation.mozilla.org/en/campaigns/youtube-regrets/
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by ladberg 7y ago
This is completely untrue. Most Americans don't care about Apple's relationship with China, and they're probably only losing a fraction of a percent of customers. If Apple doubled their prices, they would lose the majority of
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by ladberg 7y ago
Complete speculation, but maybe Apple wants people to use the app while having plausible deniability by removing it from the store. Banning the app for the first time made it incredibly popular, so a huge number of people would have probabl
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by ladberg 7y ago
The basic idea is that people are being disproportionally taxed, usually in favor of the rich (i.e. people who have owned property in high CoL places for a long time). By raising the taxes on these people to "fair" levels, a bunch
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by ladberg 7y ago
Do you have any source for the supply chain claim? All I can find is about the Bloomberg article, which isn't related.
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by ladberg 7y ago
I wonder if the people training machine learning models to walk (in simulation) could also figure out optimal ways to slightly augment running with stuff like this. I'd imagine it could spit out an outfit with a bunch of those "ex
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by ladberg 7y ago
That's great! I'd image that could alleviate a ton of housing issues and government funding issues in California. Does anyone know the chances of it passing?
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by ladberg 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1978_California_Proposition_13 I feel like the intuition behind prop 13 is similar to rent control but for land owners. Basically it freezes the price owners have to pay in taxes, so if th
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by ladberg 7y ago
I don't think there's anything here that would particularly benefit from raytracing. Raytracing usually shines when modeling stuff like reflections, refractions, and multiple light sources that are expensive with shaders, but I do
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by ladberg 7y ago
Unless you never reuse a single card, then whoever is scanning the cards can know what a card is if it's played again.
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by ladberg 7y ago
So someone who takes classes for 3 years now has to pay $31,662 dollars, which is still significantly more than 13k. Also, I'm now realizing I misread your earlier post and you were completing your masters, not undergrad. I feel like t
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by ladberg 7y ago
Would be a good deal in most parts of the Bay Area! Though I'm surprised San Diego is this expensive.
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by ladberg 7y ago
Going to school now is MUCH more expensive that it was when you were there. Students now are expected to pay ~3x what you paid to go to an in-state university. If there isn't an in-state one that's good enough though (not everyone
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by ladberg 7y ago
I applied to Snap a few months ago and was insta-rejected which was the first time (and only) that has ever happened to me. I was interning at a FAANG for the third time, going into my senior year at a top school with a good GPA, and lookin
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by ladberg 7y ago
I don't think this is possible.
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by ladberg 7y ago
This is basically a 1-deep radix sort, where each memory location is a bucket.
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by ladberg 7y ago
I similarly reboot my phone rarely, but my phone never runs out of battery. I never charge it during the day (except if I'm using it for GPS in my car), and it's just a routine to charge it at night. I don't think my current
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by ladberg 7y ago
So far, only iOS can run on iDevices, which means if you want to use Apple hardware you have to use iOS.
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by ladberg 7y ago
I've had this as a bookmark on my browser for years, you can just click it to turn it on: javascript:document.body.contentEditable='true';%20document.designMode='on';%20void%200
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by ladberg 7y ago
SAT solvers are something I would like to use more, but I feel like I simply never come across real world problems that they work well with. I've tried to use them for program/circuit synthesis, but the problem was intractable at
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by ladberg 7y ago
Instant messaging (Kik, Discord, Slack) has totally different uses cases than Reddit, which is more like a forum.
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by ladberg 7y ago
I definitely will. Still, the article was written last year and I've been hearing that the gold rush is over since way before 2015.
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by ladberg 7y ago
> As of March 2017, two years after launching Snaplight, it’s still going strong with about 10,000 downloads each week. Wow. I've been hearing for years that the gold rush of 99 cent apps on the App Store was done for, but this kind

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