nobodyandproud

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by nobodyandproud 8y ago
The answer is to put the burden of recycling back on the manufacturer, and add a refundable cost to packaging on purchase. Businesses have zero incentive make products easy to recycle. If I recall, the only recycling success stories involve
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by nobodyandproud 8y ago
Sadly, this is true of any tech-related job. The entire system, from slavish devotion of following trends to bad interviews is designed for churn and cost cutting.
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by nobodyandproud 8y ago
Thanks for clarifying. The security risks of WebGL has been discussed for years, so as concerning as it is that's not what I'm interested in. If you as the developer of a web application need the power of a GPU, then aside from gr
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by nobodyandproud 8y ago
The context here is the GPU js library, which is a general purpose computing using the GPU. Does this actually build on top of WebGL?
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by nobodyandproud 8y ago
If you need the GPU within the browser, then the user should be asking why? Why should they should provide such expensive resources to any third party?
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by nobodyandproud 8y ago
Reported for gameplay sabotage. And abusive chat, for good measure.
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by nobodyandproud 8y ago
Video stream. That's when I uninstalled Pandora. They get my ears. At the volume I dictate. If they exceed that threshold, then into the trash they go. Spotify is no better.
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by nobodyandproud 8y ago
I went through one of TripleBytes interview processes. The interviewer was smug and condescending Thankfully it was remote and not during my work hours, so little was lost.
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by nobodyandproud 8y ago
It doesn't have to be this way. We utilize automation and slave-like labor to produce disposal junk. It would be much better if via policy we encourage repairs, and levy a cost on packaging of any kind. Then the market will sort itsel
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by nobodyandproud 8y ago
I think the quote, "The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation" applies well to you. I never finished Walden but that quote hit me in the guts many years ago. I'm someone who lives in perpetual worry and it was somethin
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by nobodyandproud 8y ago
You see this anywhere. Take NYC's outer boroughs. Same block. Buildings built at the same time. The owner-heavy condos are in far better shape than the ones that are mostly rented. There is a huge social benefit to ownership.
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by nobodyandproud 8y ago
It depends on the value of the house, how much in charitable donations you gave, etc. A married couple at the upper-end of the mortgage interest cap who also provides donations can still exceed the $24,000 cap. Finally, I believe the booste
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by nobodyandproud 8y ago
Home ownership was a way to stabilize finances, by providing a way to create a known cost for the average person over the long term. Banks made stable money through interest, and to offset the risks of foreclosure the banks quantified the r