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mikkergp
4y ago
I think this could be a killer app for business team building. I've done "virtual escape rooms" but it always feels weird not being able to interact with the environment yourself. I'm glad those businesses were able to
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4y ago
I want a game somewhere halfway between an MMORPG and a MOBA. Like an MMO in a bottle, or a Massive MOBA. A good example of this may be Alterac Valley from World of Warcraft but on a bigger scale. Two sides, each side has 100 to 500 peopl
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4y ago
Expanding on your idea, I thought it would be interesting to have an MMORPG with multiple completely different clients. The easiest example might be in a future/sci-fi game, you have a normal game client for people moving around the g
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mikkergp
4y ago
There's an older game called Savage, the battle for newarth that combines two RTS captains with an army of FPS players: https://www.savagexr.com/savage-the-battle-for-newerth-downl...
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4y ago
The call center seems to be like the standard MBA case of a cost center to optimize but where efficiency is only half correlated with positive customer experience. I mean if you can route people to the right place, and get peoples question
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mikkergp
4y ago
I mean, technology making us more productive seems obviously true on it's face, so what gives? --> Productivity, which is defined as the value of goods and services produced per hour of work. Seems like an interesting measure. So a
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4y ago
Ok, so I just read a bunch of articles about animals grieving and it seems like there would probably be a lot of difficulty in agreeing on what it means to grieve, and what it means to be conscious and all sorts of other terms. I believe th
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4y ago
> is it so obvious that someone using your promotion more than once a day is "stealing"? Yes. This is very obviously stealing, particularly if the promotion said it was for use once a day. Edit: Also, sharing your netflix pass
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4y ago
This is a twitter thread apparently from the lawyers hired by Indexed "I want to explain to you why what you did was illegal and wrong": https://twitter.com/ohaiom/status/1451142195369725957
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4y ago
“ My cat almost certainly has a sense of what it’s like to be a cat” Is this true? I always thought this was anthropomorphism. I have dogs and I thought dogs more just “are” rather than self aware. The weirdest thing about these studies to
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4y ago
They're a professor for Orthopedics. Orthopedics is the highest paid specialty and at a university, Professor == Physician. Point is he's making that money for the hospital for patient services, not because of his teaching.
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4y ago
It seems that there is even some level of doubt that we even _know_ that sun exposure causes melanoma, and what that means, I think we can assume very few people are following a zero tolerance policy of unprotected sun exposure. Reading thr
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mikkergp
4y ago
There are some written guidelines. The CDC "uses a blood lead reference value (BLRV) of 3.5 micrograms per deciliter to identify children with blood lead levels that are higher than most children’s levels." ( https://w
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4y ago
I understand why you think this isn't unreasonable -- I just don't think it's _possible_ for most things (that aren't overt poisons, i.e. smoking, lead, etc). If you get skin cancer, you'll always wish you'd do
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4y ago
In that video he says "A model S or Model X at this point can drive autonomously with better safety than a person right now"
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mikkergp
4y ago
I've noticed some times the AppleTV Netflix app, there can be a lag between what I have selected and what the tv thinks I have selected. Clicking on one movie will load the movie next to it, or I'll see the title of one movie wit
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4y ago
The reddit hack for reviews succeeds at being a good source for "reviews", _because_ that's not what it's for. As soon as you create a search engine, someone will figure out how manipulate the results. Even reddit sear
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4y ago
“What do NFT collectors think about NFTs?” Sounds like the kind of thing you pay consultants for. I mean, it does sound like exactly the kind of question a VC might ask, but it would be really hard for the average person to know what to d
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4y ago
Weird take, we have all sorts of mores around “you don’t talk politics at work”. People go to different churches, some people choose private schools. Online seems to be the only place that we have this idea that people have to listen to ea
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4y ago
Business seems hard. They've gone from a company that was fiscally irresponsible but beloved by customers to one that is MBA led and customer hostile. Curious if this strategy will work (in the long run, doesn't seem so great in
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4y ago
This begs the question to me, is there a way to "fix" Twitter, without greatly reducing its impact? It seems to me some people talk about making Twitter "the" public forum, but most of the fixes to Twitter seem to be ab
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4y ago
OP Doesn't need to go to rehab, but OP described a problem (expense is growing) and one solution would be to think about the collection in a different way. I think in this case, it is a 'problem' in a practical sense, not a
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4y ago
I imagine this was in response to a mid to late 20th century processed foods culture where things like tang and sunny d were widespread. Lots of “Orange Drink” I remember in the wire Frank sobotka talked about all the Tang he drank because
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4y ago
Can you dig further into the specifics of your worry? I find that most interviews focus on my knowledge or experience, I’ve never really had the degree come up. You are somewhat alluding to two problems though, interviewing with 10 years
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The article does also go on to say however that Musk will probably do whatever he wants without concern for the law, and without substantive repercussions. He can walk away from the deal just because he wants to, because he will be more ag
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mikkergp
4y ago
Yeah, I wasn't sure whether to include this as a false positive in category 2 or it's own category but yes your point stands.
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4y ago
Seems like a risky move but this whole thing is high risk so, it’s not out of the question.
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mikkergp
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Yeah this is the main question in my head Im curious to see how it plays out. Assuming Musk comes back at a lower price that may be shrewd negotiating, but once he buys they’re out right? Taking a 20% haircut on your investment seems like
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4y ago
> What about _people_ I think you answered your own question, if you’re using the word “people” then they’re not bots. Category 2 if they used PII, category 3 if they didn’t.
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4y ago
It seems like there’s a growing distrust of seriousness lately. Caring isn’t cool or whatever.
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