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by mjevans 3y ago
Yes Taxes. I keep proposing that idea in threads like this. Live somewhere 35% or more of a tax year*(or if sold/bought)? Counts as a primary residence and the low tax bracket. OTHERWISE it's a rental and will be taxed _hard_.
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by mjevans 3y ago
It can also have 0, if it's not being lent out, if it's a summer home, etc. Housing might also not exist in locations where it's desired. Housing might be the _wrong_ type for what a prospective occupant / area needs. On
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by mjevans 3y ago
The user shouldn't _have_ to. However, a 'refresh state' (and validate state, more gracefully than a full kill and reload) button can be both helpful and psychologically reassuring. It can also be very helpful for out of ban
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by mjevans 3y ago
Truth in 'advertising' is important. >> 17th angle - AI Generated vantage point based on existing 16 videos (reference links). << Would be • Alters footage of a real event or place
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by mjevans 3y ago
I've seen a bunch of timeouts / heartbeat / keep alive durations. I think it might have been Wireguard, but 25 seconds seems like a good number. Usefully long, most things that break are more likely to do it at ~30 second
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by mjevans 3y ago
Unlike: Do you want the government paving roads for you to drive on?
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by mjevans 3y ago
An aircraft is a life critical system. For such systems 'formal verification' (verify 100% quality / correctness) is the metric, not 'lack of failure'.
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by mjevans 3y ago
LA _could_ be much more like Tokyo if USA cared to make mass transit work. # Service accurate enough to set a clock by. # Service mesh that provides walk-able freedom. # Safety and cleanliness (both a culture and enforcement i
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by mjevans 3y ago
Imagine this in a hypothetical setting such as Science Fiction. Where instead of an optical delay loop it's a fold in space or some other mechanism. Photonics and some sort of 'subspace' or toggled shift in reality? Maybe.
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by mjevans 3y ago
Yes, as they described: Working from Home. It solves all of these problems and has many other benefits mentioned elsewhere in this discourse.
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by mjevans 3y ago
Earlier today the archive.ph link had a cloudflare infinite reload issue. You'd complete the capachas and it'd just land you right back at the entry page. The web archive link, however, failed to capture the whole plage as well.
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by mjevans 3y ago
Imagine a RUST endpoint as a database interface. The various HTTP operations for record read, create/update, and delete. The client could dynamically generate form formats which match the data type of records. You've probably us
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by mjevans 3y ago
Offhand, weren't there 'expert witnesses' that reported what the government wanted to hear as well? Edit: This might be what I'm remembering... """ On 5 February 2003, Secretary of State Colin Powell appea
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by mjevans 3y ago
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by mjevans 3y ago
Breaking into an established market might involve extremely high barriers to entry. Just look at Intel's ARC (Xe) GPU drivers as an example. The same is true with scales of logistics in traditional businesses where middle companies al
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by mjevans 3y ago
The solution is More Houses. Build more houses. Keep building. It would help long term if houses were required to be built well. It would also help if there were incentives to build more housing when the market was notably dysfunctional;
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by mjevans 3y ago
Strongly suspect some engineer included a 'weak' conductor somewhere as a sacrificial fuse. Wires tend to be way easier to replace than entire buildings. Just look at how violent aircraft jet engines are when they pop.
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by mjevans 3y ago
I agree with this more when you include how the then current versions of MS Office felt to use. Ribbons might have a place at the absolute entry level of usability, but they'll never replace a well designed menu system that includes ke
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by mjevans 3y ago
I'm way more excited about the super stable jitter than the downlink speed. Parameter REV3 REV4 Download speed, Mbps 199 307 Upload speed, Mbps 10 15 Average ping, ms 93 88 Jitter, ms
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by mjevans 3y ago
I didn't notice this was the table since you didn't attribute the source and it wasn't spaced visually. A table on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2_nm_process suggests: '20 angstrom (Intel)' ~=
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by mjevans 3y ago
I can't imagine it myself, though a massively parallel thing that didn't need to worry about heat might work. IDK is that what an optical type chip is supposed to somehow do? I know a little more about how semiconductors work; th
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by mjevans 3y ago
I can't speak for anyone else, but I want to put my personal viewpoint forward. If I answer something on a forum, or otherwise share my work online. Usually the social contract is: this is work someone did, in a context, with attribut
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by mjevans 3y ago
In the case you described I'm inclined to blame BOTH rent-seeking land lords AND a city unwilling to do that politically inconvenient thing. Fail to urban plan rather than allow a an unchecked market that fails consumers by reaching a
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by mjevans 3y ago
It would be a LOT more seamless if the output didn't have any HDCP to re-synchronize. Though the different frame timings (gen-lock is a term you want to search for) between the inputs and outputs so such a system might introduce prese
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by mjevans 3y ago
It's tough for a business to operate in lower volume areas. The fact that you have a real grocery store a drive away probably indicates that there's enough volume at that location to keep prices low. While the added at the stick
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by mjevans 3y ago
It would be nice to have at least 3 differently owned grocers within reasonable distance for competition.
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by mjevans 3y ago
Wow... that explains 90mhz and 133mhz chips as targets and bases for front side busses.
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by mjevans 3y ago
I agree. Bad urban planning is endemic in the US. We need to do better. However, we've got what we've got, and the correct solution for that is more electric cars and better urban planning, which is going to take a LONG time to
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by mjevans 3y ago
OK, fine. How much CO2 would a train take if they laid rail down every suburban street and stopped at every house and took even longer than a bus? This is not comparing apples and oranges and ignores all the existing sunk costs. Promote tr
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by mjevans 3y ago
Yes, we solidly agree on the risks associated with an as yet, as far as I know offhand, completely new landing system... Two really strong metal toothpicks.

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