mcmoor

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   by mcmoor 3y ago

   It's also the role that have the most direct employee compensation per generated company profit that you can get without betting any money as investment. It certainly appeals to someone who thinks they can bootstrap themselves instantl
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   by mcmoor 3y ago

   I've heard that's exactly what already happens in Japan, with consequences others already mentioned, like https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/ReassignedToAnta... or extreme seniority culture
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   by mcmoor 3y ago

   This is the first time I heard about this so I'm very curious and it turns out of course it's delayed because of talks with Indonesia lmao.
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   by mcmoor 3y ago

   I thought usually heat like this is regarded as "pollution" and will ruin environment somehow. I've heard something like that about nuclear plant. Although maybe it's a case by case basis
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   by mcmoor 3y ago

   I still don't find habit useful, at least as I interpret it as something magical that reduces pain of something you do often. If anything, pain of something I do get worse and worse the more I do it. Anything I do regularly is always b
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   by mcmoor 3y ago

   Although it's not the case here, I quite dislike whenever this article is brought up because usually it's used to shut up people that says Spotify is "not random enough", ignoring that 1. Regardless of intention, the ran
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   by mcmoor 3y ago

   I'm not really sure which metric is better but one logic of using per hour is that I think vehicle breakdown occurs more likely the more hour they're active, not the more distance they travelled https://www.lytx.com&#x2
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   by mcmoor 3y ago

   I mostly use it using third party app. I can't do it anymore, so my usage is also down to almost 0 hours.
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   by mcmoor 3y ago

   I've heard that private aviation and private driving have comparable accident rate, which makes sense. Now I wonder how's the rate of both public transportation.
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    I've been taught that that's what walkways are for. To walk twice as fast!
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    Ones that are interested in Venus usually are ones that are fed up with the Mars projects and actually I'm one of them. If we want to terraform at all it makes sense to try Venus first and since it's also very hard, well...
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    Is there even any internet carrier still holding "we're just the carrier" status? It seems like everyone is forced to filter nowadays.
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    I read it as in movies where a grandmaster "checkmate" another. While you do win by checkmating, most GM matches end long before it, and the losing party will resign. Not resigning when under mate in 6 can be seen as an insult tha
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    Proving that we can be addicted even without any algorithm explicitly influencing us. Internet is just the best content generator over any offline sources.
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    And then there's other comments here that mocks people who think law as code hence you can cheat/glitch through it. They say law in the end is run by humans and there's something called "intent" that will still catc
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    And also why drafted soldiers are young enough to not even qualify for alcohols.
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    These days Grey doesnt even do 1 per month. What does he even do now, only Cortex? I sometimes missed Hello Internet.
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    It's a good old XY problem. Funnily I've heard customers that doesn't wanna bother getting asked why, they just want someone who do what they're told. Some junior engineers too, just wants the answer of what is asked ins
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    Funnily that series is so good that it brought me into podcast ecosystem as a whole, but I still can't relisten to it. WW1 is just too bleak and hopeless to be "enjoyed".
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    Heh imagine finally finishing work that your father had started before you're born.
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    From what I've heard it's still usually "preventative" because we can't confirm that the rabies infection will successfully infect until it's too late. So we vaccine anyone with (very) likely case.
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    It's my prime reading material for whenever I'm having a meal. But it runs out too quickly for my liking, especially after I exhaust damninteresting archive. Anyone have any recommendation on other website like that?
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    Interestingly now there are many people who do blame them, like the discourse with gun. It seems like ease of use and scalability really changes the nature of the discussion.
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    For that game specifically recently i feel more fun in Turbo Mode instead of normal. Even if you lose you only "waste" half of the time and you can win twice as much in the same amount of time. I know a friend who prefer Valorant
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    Ask HN: What's the state of the art of BCI in 2023?

    1 points by mcmoor 3y ago|1 comments
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    Fell back to pre pandemic levels? I guess people are right that the last few years (covid era) have quite concerning crime rates.
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    Well, it only make sense in aging population that doesn't have too many "next generation" anyway.
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    VB is what made me fall in love with programming, because it made coding feels like WYSIWYG. To this day nothing compares to it and I still never really touches front end programming again ever since.
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    I wonder if there was FPS gamer that used HJKL to move
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    Yeah, I wonder why people want government-sanctioned marriage nowadays except for... Tax?