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by poutine 5y ago
Staking the future of the climate on trusting countries to be fair is childish thinking. The ONLY metric that matters is global gigatons of CO2 emitted per year. This needs to decrease. Playing hand waving games with per capita between co
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by poutine 5y ago
Lead by example? If you think China gives a crap about your example you’re horrendously naive.
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by poutine 5y ago
The above was meant to be pro nuclear. Though I see how someone could take it either way. Point being, saying one energy source is too expensive Vs another is an idiotic argument should one lead to decarbonization. But sure guys, go ahead a
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by poutine 5y ago
“Sorry kids. We had the solution to limitless clean energy but it was just a bit more expensive than others, so we passed. Too bad about the devastation. Lol.“
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by poutine 5y ago
A religion without redemption.
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by poutine 5y ago
They seem to have perpetual runny noses when they’re really young.
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by poutine 5y ago
Get kids. They are plague carriers.
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by poutine 6y ago
As someone who has done a number of soc2 audits this is pretty solid advice.
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by poutine 6y ago
Apple isn’t going to like this. Good luck!
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by poutine 6y ago
Food delivery the traditional way (the pizza delivery guy) is profitable for restaurants and provides a wage for the delivery person. If there's a problem with things it's the model of the delivery apps and sharing economy, not t
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by poutine 6y ago
Yep, of course. To clarify: when I said “may not” I meant in the sense “might not” rather than it isn’t permitted.
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by poutine 6y ago
Sorry, dont really know much about Ionic. The GeckoView site should have all you need to implement it instead of a Webview, it's pretty straight-forward.
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by poutine 6y ago
On many real world AndroidTV devices (I've tested a couple dozen) you definitely do NOT get Chrome updated properly even though it's supposed to. Android is the Wild West, with all the good and bad that follows. Manufacturers are
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by poutine 6y ago
GeckoView is awesome. We switched to using it with TelemetryTV (a next gen digital signage platform) and it's made our Android app a lot more compatible. The core of our player application is a Progressive Web Application that runs ev
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by poutine 7y ago
No. This is relevant. It was published by the New York Times which is not a hysterical source. From the linked article: Washington State has declared a state of emergency over the coronavirus, and researchers who studied two cases there sa
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by poutine 7y ago
FYI Washington state has declared a state of emergency. Fears are that it's gone communal with hundreds or thousands of estimated infections in the community. https://www.theglobeandmail.com/world/article-us-repor
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by poutine 7y ago
Careful about the assumption that disasters are worsening due to global warming. This is arguable. https://www.forbes.com/sites/rogerpielke/2019/11/07/everythi...
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by poutine 7y ago
You'll need to provide some better evidence of the scientific consensus turning around that those two links since they're not that compelling. A well referenced link that provides evidence against the solar cycle cooling theory is
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by poutine 7y ago
I liked table 1 as a nice summary from a referenced paper in the above paper, found here: https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.1002/2014... Their data suggests thermal expansion is the primary c
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by poutine 7y ago
To put this in context we're talking about 4 to 5 mm per year of sea level rise on average globally for the next several decades. Some areas will be more and some less as sea level rise isn't uniform (for instance isostatic reboun
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by poutine 8y ago
You'll likely get paid $50-$100k USD per year as a developer in Vancouver.
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by poutine 8y ago
Depends on your preference I suppose. For me it needs to be at least 4x the density of the oculus.
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by poutine 8y ago
That solves the graphics card horsepower issue. You still need a lot of pixels even if you're not driving all of them at high resolution all the time.
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by poutine 8y ago
Indeed. I was back in that day too. Have no interest in going back to 1080p let alone VGA for daily work.
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by poutine 8y ago
You'd need to move your head a lot to look at stuff. Gets old quickly. Try out the VR desktop on oculus and you'll quickly discover the need for much more dense pixels.
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by poutine 8y ago
I'm your age. I find my oculus totally useless for real world work. I'm used to a 4k monitor as a desktop.
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by poutine 8y ago
The resolution is way too low. Needs to be 4-16x greater for desktop replacement. Also the headsets are too hot and bulky to comfortably wear for a full workday.
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by poutine 11y ago
The software exists today to allow a production VW Golf with stock sensors to self drive on the highway: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHyw58hn4sM This stuff is coming fast...
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by poutine 11y ago
At Telemetry ( https://www.telemetryapp.com ) we're trying to solve this issue which is quite a bit more difficult than it initially seems. We're not a BI tool though, just a transmission, management and visualization l
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by poutine 11y ago
China is aging as well, their percentage of working adults peaked recently and is now declining. Interestingly while Europe has this problem as well, the US does not thanks in a large part due to immigration.

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