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by nyxtom 5y ago
I wish search could be hierarchically visualized so I didn't have to page through several hundred articles of the exact same thing being reported for the exact same quotations for the exact same events. Deduplication, hierarchical
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by nyxtom 5y ago
More and more incentive is emerging for niche search engines.
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by nyxtom 5y ago
This feels like added complexity to the runtime where the long term goal appears to make Javascript into a sort of opt-in Typescript runtime. Not sure if that's a good thing or a bad thing - but it certainly means added complexity. Tha
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by nyxtom 5y ago
Targeted advertising isn't all that bad if it provides useful choice in an otherwise crowded market. Where I disagree with the premise is when advertising becomes predatory in a lot of ways is when it preys on psychology and emotion -
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by nyxtom 5y ago
I used facebook for a brief period only because I was trying to sell some stuff on the marketplace. That being said marketplace is a crapshoot most of the time it seems so it ended up not working out. Every time I visited that cesspool of a
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by nyxtom 5y ago
> So the role of the regulation will be actually to forbid certain types of contracts, that limit the right for repair, not to grant this right. That's actually what I think the title should of been. But that's my own opinion.
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by nyxtom 5y ago
I wish these things were re-worded the other way. It's a sad state of affairs that a law has to be encoded to grant the people permission to do something that should be the default state. Right to repair is about targeting the manufact
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by nyxtom 5y ago
Making friendships is actually easier when you are enjoying something you like to do. I recently got back into scuba diving in the last few years (used to do it a lot years ago) and I've met a number of people in the community. A lot o
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by nyxtom 5y ago
Believe it or not Lamborghini for instance does make a tractor that is pretty beefy https://www.lamborghini-tractors.com/en-eu/ I would not be surprised to see Tesla enter that market some time down the road
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by nyxtom 5y ago
Dive light? Gotta support your local dive shops buddy! The big ones I check are DiveGearExpress, LeisurePro and your local dive shops. The dive shops usually don't carry a lot of different dive light brands unfortunately so I get it.
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by nyxtom 5y ago
This isn't particularly new, you could do this before so long as you designated that you were a passenger. A number of the games don't work unless it is in full screen mode - in which case it won't allow you to do so unless t
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by nyxtom 5y ago
Tools more than anything, stuff breaks and needs repairs and the form factor of those tools have generally remained the same for a long while with all the bolts and bits..etc
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by nyxtom 5y ago
Boston Dynamics is one example, but there are loads of examples in manufacturing where the conditions are very tough for people to work on certain types of labor. This is to the point where at times you may have seen references to exoskelat
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by nyxtom 5y ago
Your CV can sometimes show the whole person. As a result, side projects can give some insight into the personality a bit and generate subjective interest in addition to general “box-ticking” as it applies to the job description. Never under
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by nyxtom 5y ago
I will say that I've gotten a quote for an entire conversion kit that includes a Tesla Model S battery pack, motor, controllers, custom couplers for about $20k for my Jeep Wrangler. It's obviously not going to get good range since
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by nyxtom 5y ago
Certainly you can contact some of these companies to get quotes but it's so costly to convert classic vehicles that you might as well just go buy a recent electric car like a Bolt or Focus. It's mostly a cost thing. Also you need
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by nyxtom 5y ago
I find it reasonable that given the warranty claims, they should be contractually obligated to provide you with the terms they have agreed upon. If they find out with new research and data that given the usage the battery will not last as l
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by nyxtom 5y ago
Just buy an old Ford Electric. The range is pretty decent and you can sometimes find them for around $13k or less if you're lucky. (Perhaps rarer these days with used car prices going up) The alternative route that I've looking in
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by nyxtom 5y ago
Graham has a great channel for this. Love his work. This is known as the Brrrr method I believe
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by nyxtom 5y ago
Charles Schwab has these services, fidelity as well. I think most actually provide this but Schwab is the one I use
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by nyxtom 5y ago
Here's what we do: - Max out 401k - Automated contribution to Roth (up to max), can also use backdoor traditional conversion strategy here - Automated investment into standard index fund, charles schwab has a robo advisor that will aut
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by nyxtom 5y ago
People are weird and unusual, consider how much people were rushing to get to California to find golden rocks. Money honestly makes no sense at all to me.
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by nyxtom 5y ago
I think it’s entirely possible that they simply don’t have the necessary scale. As far as I can tell the only remaining competitors are Intel and Tesla given that both MobileEye and Tesla have actively accumulating real world data.
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by nyxtom 5y ago
2024 or even 2022 is going to be a very interesting election if this ever gets passed.
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by nyxtom 5y ago
If you're investing in real estate you can do what's called a 1031 exchange to ultimately defer capital gains from the sale of one property - as you are merely exchanging one investment property for another. Unless you are actuall
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by nyxtom 5y ago
Having actually worked at Medicity (later acquired by Aetna) I had the not so great priviledge of integrating Medicity's health record systems with both Google Health and Microsoft Healthvault. Neither gained the adoption rate that was
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by nyxtom 5y ago
Google Health was a disaster and there weren’t very many hospitals that adopted it in the end. Medical information record databases are notoriously siloed. Not to mention I have a difficult time trusting the longevity of many of googles pro
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by nyxtom 6y ago
Definitely has a programming language kind of syntax to it, very nice
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by nyxtom 6y ago
Exactly, the gas prices on ETH make any transaction at all on it cost prohibitive.
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by nyxtom 6y ago
Ethereum gas prices are so enormously high that doing any transaction at all on it seems pretty cost prohibitive at the moment IMHO

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