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by pj_mukh 3y ago
What happens when you move? Or are you buying ebooks.
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by pj_mukh 3y ago
Which is exactly what the California government funded? Just in Utah via a non-profit. Seems like a win-win.
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by pj_mukh 3y ago
Arbitrarily? To how much? When building the factories do we know if Canada had accounted for servicing the American market (just the California market would be a 100% increase)
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by pj_mukh 3y ago
Sorry am I missing something here. If the cheap insulin across the border got the full brunt of American demand, it would obviously not remain abundant for that country. Even if this country (canada?) had price controls in place that would
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by pj_mukh 3y ago
I’ve actually had CAPS LOCK SCREAMING work better sometimes. Which boggles the mind but also makes sense?
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by pj_mukh 3y ago
“ drawing people out of HCOL areas also mitigates HCOL.” With a net reduction in agglomeration effects and resultant productivity. Pointless experiment, I’d rather the government unleash infrastructure building in HCOL to make it cheaper an
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by pj_mukh 3y ago
That’s a fine implementation but the flipside is a constant subsidy regardless of geography is basically the same as forcing a parent to not work in HCOL areas, If it was a childcare voucher that was guaranteed to get your child a seat
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by pj_mukh 3y ago
Sure let’s do that. But as part of the deal let’s make sure $0 off of the economic output of the offspring of “breeders” goes to your Medicare or social security. Deal?
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by pj_mukh 3y ago
Now the question is will the landlords “trim the fat” as well and drop rents. The “2 months off” deals and the bankruptcies due to high vacancies popping up [1] points to the answer being ‘No’. Which means this is a double drop for the resi
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by pj_mukh 3y ago
This is a house, presumably close to a job. Not an optional night out. It’s by no means a “willing” buyer. Mostly a “I need this to survive” buyer. Homeowners with this much gain based on artificial supply constraints should definitely feel
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by pj_mukh 3y ago
“But I have a founder who is convinced that you need money first then prototypes and that nothing in her proposition needs any tech that you cannot buy off the self.” FWIW, when people get into YCombinator, the first lesson they drive home
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by pj_mukh 3y ago
Request to change the headline: While this is the headline in the article it does not accurately reflect the contents of the article. The camera footage provided to the LAPD was about the robot being stolen. This detail completely changes t
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by pj_mukh 3y ago
Super cool! Layout estimation for deprojection is a GNARLY problem especially because people love white textureless walls. Tried some on fill3D from a dataset we had before (happy to share more), and yup: https://imgur.com/
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by pj_mukh 3y ago
Just to clarify the cameras are very well fit into the profile of the glasses, so it doesn’t look like “camera” glasses in person. Ray ban did a good job here. But on the flip side it’s very obvious when you’re filming (bright white light
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by pj_mukh 3y ago
Absolutely not. The application in mind only works when smart glasses and prescription/sunglasses are the same. This is not today, but no doubt where Meta’s (and Apple’s) major engineering effort is getting pushed into.
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by pj_mukh 3y ago
I have the near opposite experience especially having attempted to build the mobile based product you mentioned [ https://placenote.com/ ] The seamlessness of glasses is really what makes this even possible, especially now th
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by pj_mukh 3y ago
Unpopular opinion (even wsj wrote this product off [1]) but as a new dad these things have been an absolute game changer. I continue to play with my toddler at all times but I can also capture critical moments without my kid thinking I’m co
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by pj_mukh 3y ago
Is the cost mostly driven by labor? How much can autonomous pickers and “sharp shooting” spray robots/weeders help here? I personally don’t find gardening that attractive and don’t see how that is a scalable solution anyway, but have b
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by pj_mukh 3y ago
Noob question: Is it possible to stream video to a device outside your WiFi without needing a third party server in the middle? How does one do that?
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by pj_mukh 3y ago
Interesting, this reads like a Land Value tax but for roads. I like it,
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by pj_mukh 3y ago
Because city workers aren’t paid more to boot/tow more cars while private companies are. If the profit motive could be aligned with actual progress, somehow objectively measurable then contracting might makes sense.
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by pj_mukh 3y ago
I think the problem here is the state (or city) offloading its basic enforcement functions to private corporations. And then most worryingly financially incentivizing over enforcement. This also happens with excessive towing [1] The city sh
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by pj_mukh 3y ago
This person will never be convinced, but for anyone else reading, Australia (and Canada, and America) uses migration to ward off a population time bomb [1] not to “keep wages low”. [1] https://www.macrotrends.net/countries&#
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by pj_mukh 3y ago
Generalizing a bit more: Breaking News: Most people would like someone to do something about the environment. Not me. Someone else . Also if that someone could subsidize my forest fire insurance, that’d be great. Kthxbai.
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by pj_mukh 3y ago
Well that's my point, the parents thinks its a dude in a white van to be scared off. But the numbers say its the actual white van going too fast on a four lane road (speed limit 45mph) next to the park. This isn't that much of a p
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by pj_mukh 3y ago
Absolutely, and America has double problem where denser neighborhoods are seen as unsafe due to crime. And less dense neighborhoods means kids can’t go anywhere without having an adult drive them. So kids are stuck at home, miles from a pla
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by pj_mukh 3y ago
Is it paranoia? If it wasn’t for guns, cars would be the number killer of kids under 16. Note: This includes kids IN cars being ferried around from activity to activity. Granted the numbers are lower now than before but that’s because of va
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by pj_mukh 3y ago
This happened to me too. Mind-boggling dumb. Had to switch out of TN (E2 in my case) for it to stop happening. Still spent 3 years going to secondary, “just because”.
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by pj_mukh 3y ago
Awesome! Looking forward to it!
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by pj_mukh 3y ago
Hate to be that guy. But one final feature that Google photos has: Auto share photos of a certain face to an album that is shared with a group. Group is notified when new photos are added. This is CLUTCH for new parents. That being said, th

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