nanidin

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by nanidin 4y ago
> Fast crypto transactions? Is client bandwidth a limiting factor in crypto transactions?
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by nanidin 4y ago
Yes, but using the same data, NYC is only 0.18% less safe than the national median. We are venturing deeply into "there are lies, damn lies, and statistics" territory.
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by nanidin 4y ago
I don’t think the relative percent is a good way to compare 5.8 per 1000 vs 4.0 per 1000. It can easily be flipped to show that NYC is only 0.18% less safe than the national median.
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by nanidin 4y ago
I don’t think the relative percent is a good way to compare 5.8 per 1000 vs 4.0 per 1000. It can easily be flipped to show that NYC is only 0.18% less safe than the national median.
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by nanidin 4y ago
The piracy comes into play when people mirror the content of the retail servers - placement of MOBs, names of MOBs, scripted encounters, quests, items, things like that. All of that stuff comes from a DB on the server. People write in-game
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by nanidin 4y ago
Don’t have to tip Amazon delivery drivers either!
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by nanidin 4y ago
Maybe the world needs a ride share matching game, in the same vein as Elevator Saga[0]? [0] https://play.elevatorsaga.com/
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by nanidin 4y ago
Or also, from George Bernard Shaw, "The reasonable man adapts himself to the world: the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man." Rational & rea
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by nanidin 4y ago
I captured this on my whiteboard as “Be open minded to the fact that you’re not always open minded.”
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by nanidin 4y ago
My previous car took premium gas, which is now over $5 in the Midwest. My insurance went up by about $30/month, but my last car was a 2009. I wanted to like the 3 but the seat position relative to the visor and headliner didn’t work fo
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by nanidin 4y ago
Tesla Model Y, loving it so far. It made driving fun again!
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by nanidin 4y ago
I just got an EV this week and I’ve been planning out some road trips. Projected cost for a 362 mile trip is $5.30. Cost for gas for the same trip is about $72 now. It that’s not diverged, I’d be interested to know what you would consider a
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by nanidin 4y ago
Yep, this is me. I’ve had the car since Monday and I’m becoming acquainted with all of the chargers around me until I can convince my apartment building to run a line from my electrical panel to a dryer style plug by my parking spot.
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by nanidin 4y ago
Yep, time to reconsider the resignations as constructive dismissal via the legal system.
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by nanidin 4y ago
Have you ever needed to buy something illegal?
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by nanidin 4y ago
There are legions of starving artists that are probably better qualified to answer that than me :)
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by nanidin 4y ago
> We'd probably get a better skills/job match by including the major in interest rate calculations. This brings up the hairy issue that all education should not be focused on eventual income generation. We still need our Englis
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by nanidin 4y ago
It's common in milk because it helps with calcium absorption.
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by nanidin 4y ago
Interesting because I have a Mavic Mini and it flies consistently for 20-25 minutes and I’ve had it for more than a year.
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by nanidin 4y ago
Hehehe, after reading this post I dug through my college projects to find my B+ tree implementation
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by nanidin 5y ago
Yes, this was my thought as well. The beginning of the waiver read something like "In consideration of the services received from COMPANY NAME, ..." and my immediate reaction was "I'm the one paying you here, not the oth
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by nanidin 5y ago
A sand volleyball venue in my city has a waiver that you have to sign to play in a league there. In the contract you have to agree that you won't own or operate a volleyball related business within a 30+ mile radius for three years. I
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by nanidin 5y ago
The case in question was a PR stunt intended to get the AI recognized as the author in order to build clout for the company that created the AI. “Look, a judge determined that our AI is so advanced that it can be the author of works of art,
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by nanidin 5y ago
I don’t think it’s a far leap to consider AI a tool, much like a digital camera. In the case of the camera, the human provides inputs and conditions, then the camera produces a digital image. In the case of AI, the human provides inputs and
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by nanidin 5y ago
The outcome of the case you linked is that the AI cannot be the author, not that works created using AI can’t be copyrighted.
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by nanidin 5y ago
Is this an actual response? This argument has no substantiation, just character attack. It's clear you didn't make any effort to read the article or consider its implications. It is clear you are not arguing or participating in go
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by nanidin 5y ago
I don't agree - I think if the original poster adhered to something like "How To Ask Questions The Smart Way: Use meaningful, specific subject headers" [0] then we would not even be having this conversation because the origin
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by nanidin 5y ago
I think so. Scuba divers use a BCD (buoyancy control device) that sounds similar - it's used to control buoyancy only.
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by nanidin 5y ago
I guess that if someone can’t articulate why they do or don’t want something, someone who is passionate about that thing sees their chance to help someone see the light. I then guess that the solution to giving requirements like “not a mac”
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by nanidin 5y ago
I disagree that “no one holds rights to what is or is not misinformation” - if we take that position to its end, then we must accept that all places for public discussion are subject to being overrun by trolls or vocal minority opinion. Str

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