scollet

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   by scollet 6y ago

   I actually see plumbers getting highly specialized as the infra gets more sohpisticated. Automation in that regard is probably a later iteration of the automated household where now we have auxillary vacuums, embedded iot light controllers,
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   by scollet 6y ago

   Spoons work great though!
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   by scollet 6y ago

   Yeah. There are also indie crafters at that price point with high-quality products. It's much harder with knowledge material.
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   by scollet 6y ago

   Not stupid. Also wondering this. Maybe it would be cheaper to use more efficient materials and engineering as well as perform another geo survey.
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   by scollet 6y ago

   Yep. I'm a bike guy myself.
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   by scollet 6y ago

   Sounds like intercepting the video buffer in kernel-space would be a good start.
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   by scollet 6y ago

   I don't really know what the engineering challenges would look like, but retractable rail for highways and tires for the city might be a solution. It's an immense problem for sure.
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   by scollet 6y ago

   Thanks for the correction. I did just read the about page and a bit of the glossary.
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   by scollet 6y ago

   This seems to just display top articles on a 1-dimensional spectrum. I don't see how that's helpful or even justifies the service's name. Wouldn't fact harvesting be more helpful and inclusive? Ditch the framing as much
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    by scollet 6y ago

    Talking about total supply chain collapse.
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    by scollet 6y ago

    Sorry, to answer your first statement, I am not blaming users as people interacting with the UI. I am not blaming the engineers either. I am more curious why some machines operate inefficiently under the circumstances I experienced. This wa
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    by scollet 6y ago

    I will defer to your knowledge because it appears you have a deeper understanding of the internals. At a user level for me in this last general, the only issues I've observed have been independent of the machine(s). We are perhaps look
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    by scollet 6y ago

    Fencing like this may be an extraordinary feat. I for one want to engage at a level where the cost/benefit at most allows an 'opponent' to reevaluate their stance. At least, I can understand a thread of reasoning that is alie
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    by scollet 6y ago

    But everyone has to wash dishes anyways. Now we have machines for that. I want to use that analogy of endless busy work to break away from your analogy in saying that: Maybe there is a breakaway in replacing parts bit by bit to build the fa
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    by scollet 6y ago

    IME the physical issues I've seen are entirely operator/technician error. I've really not seen any issues inside my wheelhouse. I feel for the devs having to codify abberant voting procedures.
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    by scollet 6y ago

    I recommend the musical instead. It has that theatrical lensing you don't really get with an action thriller. IMO, it suggests that the logical conclusion has already been met long ago, and it's not something to anticipate in some
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    by scollet 6y ago

    I 100% agree. I also trust fast food employees to effectively sanitize, even if their position does not command a wage increase. I stand by my initial argument with the wording and I'd rather not tangent down ethics, policy, hypothetic
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    by scollet 6y ago

    I understand that interpretation and I think it's valid. I also think that particular string "some minimum wage worker" has a long nose to look down and you shouldn't condescend or distrust lower compensated employees.
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    by scollet 6y ago

    > minimum wage Seems unnecessary.
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    by scollet 6y ago

    Wouldn't you have to bucket and rank content and subreddits, respectively, anyways? Otherwise you will probably have a none-size fits all algorithm. Seems like an incremental decison tree problem with weights around karma and time of d
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    by scollet 6y ago

    I wonder how many people are popular among the automated audience.
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    by scollet 6y ago

    Questionable search you may have to explain to your family includes: "How to kill child of parent with fork"
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    by scollet 6y ago

    Even just assets in general or access to resources. He makes a good point about equality in merit but people often misread the scales on what a meritocracy should be. It's not what you do produce, it's what you can produce. And
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    by scollet 6y ago

    This comes to a standstill when ridesharing companies can band together and spill coffers in massive manipulation campaigns. Regardless of your views on Prop 22, for instance, the power imbalance is daunting. When you consider the average v
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    by scollet 6y ago

    You can drive yourself anywhere!
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    by scollet 6y ago

    My thought on beginning to solve this was always: - open forums - smaller class sizes - mostly peer to peer with a handful of expert instructors - with project-based learning
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    by scollet 6y ago

    This has been particularly interesting to me because I can usually only relate to system design in software visually. It works wonders for me personally to see code blocks as literal blocks that do X and connect to other blocks via graph ed
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    by scollet 6y ago

    Thanks for the tip
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    by scollet 6y ago

    Adding to the list, still not clear on global state management best practices.
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    by scollet 6y ago

    I believe that's a dart feature just for comparison to JS instead of the framework.