ngokevin

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by ngokevin 4y ago
Yup, Zenni is like 20 years old. My partner worked there for 7 years on the eyewear supply chain and catalog. There are tons and tons of low-cost eyewear startups like payneglasses.com
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by ngokevin 4y ago
Well, they did speak for themself.
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by ngokevin 4y ago
Lived there for a month. Maybe it wasn't long enough, but that sound makes me nostalgic.
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by ngokevin 4y ago
I played every AA game as well, with the exception of finishing AAI2. The second case was such a slog with an unsatisfying payoff, but I'll have to try it again some time. I loved AAI1.
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by ngokevin 4y ago
A system where you have to guess how much tax you have to pay so the government who already knows how much tax you have to pay tells you if you paid the right amount of tax
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by ngokevin 4y ago
I expect they profit just fine off of the data they gather alone
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by ngokevin 4y ago
So the takeaway from Nims' story is lost; the sherpas' names are hidden from view behind the name of a foreign figurehead.
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by ngokevin 4y ago
I did this for half a year in the United States (one month, one state) in ID, UT, AZ, NM, TX, LA, CO and half a year in South America. The United States is great because you can live next to pristine wilderness or great natural areas, and h
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by ngokevin 4y ago
Most everyone speaks English fluently, it'll be like visiting the UK.
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by ngokevin 4y ago
That is extremely off-base, it's unfortunate you felt that way.
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by ngokevin 4y ago
Can someone provide insight on how $250k earners find themselves in a paycheck to paycheck situation? Is it like mortgage + student loans + healthcare?
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by ngokevin 4y ago
Comment sets itself up for a reply about casinos.
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by ngokevin 4y ago
No one said there were any gold digging personalities involved. Might want to check why this assumption came up.
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by ngokevin 4y ago
Definitely needs lemma support
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by ngokevin 5y ago
That sums it up. I've told friends and family it'd look poorly on them for going there if they have plenty of options.
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by ngokevin 5y ago
Experienced engineers will have plenty of time and plenty of cheese to do whatever they want, up to them whether they choose to go to somewhere like Meta. The only thing I can imagine that $300k can't do that $750k-$1m can is buy up a
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by ngokevin 5y ago
I have to agree. I do understand human desire to put themselves and their families first, and that it's a job at corporations, and that some people view themselves as cogs in capitalism no matter what However when one the pick of the l
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by ngokevin 5y ago
I think FB makes a natural fit for those that approach it that way
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by ngokevin 5y ago
And taking down the world with them.
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by ngokevin 5y ago
I actually did pour blood and sweat to a campaign that did have this as one of their policies. I don't think this can be solved until lobbyist money and the Senate is fixed. Even if there's 90% support for an issue, politicians fo
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by ngokevin 5y ago
The government has enough information to process the taxes for most of us or at least publicly make it super easy. TurboTax just lobbies the government to not do so.
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by ngokevin 5y ago
I don't think money is the issue with $500M coming from Google per year.
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by ngokevin 5y ago
See video on YouTube: "Line Goes Up - The Problem With NFTs" by Folding Ideas
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by ngokevin 5y ago
And OP says the US doesn't have propaganda all over.
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by ngokevin 5y ago
He ran on these core issues that the economy is failing the people (read: "A War on Normal People", it's just packed with data about what you're thinking about). This article focuses on one angle, but not doesn't en
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by ngokevin 5y ago
Just saying in the article that's what they're being legally charged for, and that already comes with hefty maximum sentences. They are clearly associated with the hack, but that can be tacked on after further investigation and cr
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by ngokevin 5y ago
From the article, they aren't necessarily being charged with the hack itself
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by ngokevin 5y ago
I think the point is, we are even further. In terms of progress, time, support, and aptitude. We've witnessed that even in a more immediate and clearer emergency (i.e., millions of people dying), large swaths of society rejects facts o
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by ngokevin 5y ago
glTF can be rendered by the libraries, I think native glTF support only matters if you want to display it isolated and natively in the browser with nothing else, like an image. Which is not really a use case for VR.
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by ngokevin 5y ago
There's a reason why it's called the Death Zone (26k feet). And people that go up there acclimate for days or weeks, often with oxygen tanks anyways. And this plane story is likely going from sea level instantly to 40K.

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