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by reidjs 4y ago
He wrote this great piece on Google: https://gist.github.com/chitchcock/1281611
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In a perfect world 90% of those massive vehicles would be replaced by golf carts, in cities with temperate climates at least.
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In the context I think it’s clear what they mean.
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That’s one of the few places where I think it’s totally understandable to have an annoyingly secure login
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That recollection of the vietnam war should be required watching for all Americans, thanks for posting it, what a pointless war.
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Not remotely there? It already drives better than very old and very young drivers, as well as people who are drunk or tired. At least this tech should get our worst drivers off the road.
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If you’ve ever been to NYC you will see human drivers block emergency vehicles all the time on purpose, even when they are blaring sirens. I have way more confidence in one of these driverless cars to gtfo out of the way of a firetruck than
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Idk if it is bad. The way the article headline is worded it sounds like the cars are crashing into puppies and grandmas. In reality they just caused traffic to get backed up for about 20 minutes because a sensor broke or something. This see
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You tell me. Is 3 a significantly high number, or is this a non-story? It doesn’t sound very high to me.
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How many incidents have human driven cars had in the same time period? I know the scale is different, but 3 is a pretty low number for the number of hours they’ve racked up. I just wish we could have less cars overall and more bikes, scoote
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Four Truths About Stand Up Comedy(reidjs.substack.com)
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Armor
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That’s cool but I don’t think it’s very useful once you’re familiar with the codebase. It’s quicker to scan the code at that point. If it could give you some context about the implications I could see it being handy for static analysis one
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Is EECS at Berkeley significantly harder than other majors?
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Your local radio show will undoubtedly be better than the average podcast because there's no barrier to entry for podcasts. However, the high tier podcasts are on average way better than anything your local radio show can produce.
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I don't think anyone is trying to claim that magazines are educational. They have some entertainment value and I'll take any excuse to not stare at a screen for a few hours.
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Nobody picks teams given the choice, teams is thrust upon them from above.
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I don’t understand why people get so up in arms about Tether. They are obviously doing illegal/scammy things (fractional reserve, etc), so why don’t people just stop buying Tether because it’s obviously a terrible investment. They’re n
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Jack Handey was a ficticious humorous philosopher from Saturday Night Live. But you're also right.
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Maybe take a hybrid approach? The leadership members contribute some investment funding and in turn own portions of the company's profit relative to their investment. You also have hourly/contracted workers who do not have a stake
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I sort of mixed up risk and gamble in that analogy. I stand by the part that many games fall on a spectrum between “game” and “gamble”. counter strike, wow, eve online are games with a gambling element: loot boxes, skins, etc. Poker is a ga
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You can trade them, or breed them with other cryptokitties.
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More accurately it can be described as a digital trading card game built on Ethereum.
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Gambling and gaming are quite interconnected, maybe you can describe it as a spectrum between games and gambling. Free single player games are the 'purest' games, you're only betting that it's worth your time. Cheap sing
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Ironically the people who wouldn’t be able to bike to the event would probably benefit the most from it.
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That’s my understanding too. Think of super Mario. Entity is Mario, the koopa troopers, the coins, the clouds, the floor tiles, the spikes, the mushrooms. All the proper nouns. Component is the XY location in the world, ability to jump, sp
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by reidjs 4y ago
Unless you tell us right now I’m going to assume you were in the wrong ;) Edit: saw your response, sounds crazy!
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I'm going to assume you were paid significantly more for the engineering work, which enabled you to live comfortably. I imagine if you reversed it such that you were working 8 hours as a PT and 2 hours as an engineer, you may find the
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If more people do what he’s doing (rally against evil corps) the world might be a better place
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Google drive or Dropbox link shared to their email address isn’t secure enough for a video of your nieces birthday party??

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