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by sdinsn 7y ago
> Anecdotally
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by sdinsn 7y ago
I disagree. Both "offensive" and "harmful" are up to debate based on arbitrary views / moral codes.
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by sdinsn 7y ago
That defeats the purpose of a railgun. A railgun is useful because it can fire long distances at a low cost. Combining a traditional rocket with a a railgun, if it was possible (which is isn't because a railgun shot is made of special
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by sdinsn 7y ago
I don't understand your comment. Yes, you could do it with an Arduino too, or any other computer, or a microcontroller. From my experience, RPi might be more appealing since it runs a real OS and you can have a desktop environment.
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by sdinsn 7y ago
From my experience, the amount of electricity to run my AC is very minimal.
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by sdinsn 7y ago
For example, if I want to create something to monitor and auto water my garden. I don't want to have a laptop sitting outside 24/7 or a line inside and require my desktop PC on 24/7.
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by sdinsn 7y ago
You do realize that Medicare Part D is an optional program that is separate from the rest of Medicare?
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by sdinsn 7y ago
No, it's not. Throwing addicts in prison does nothing to help addiction rates, and proper support systems to help addicts can't be created easily if heroin is illegal.
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by sdinsn 7y ago
I know, the easy solution is to buy plain Pi's, not avoid Pi's altogether.
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by sdinsn 7y ago
Of course laundering already occurs. But that doesn't mean we should ignore things that could further enable it.
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by sdinsn 7y ago
Pi's are dirt cheap, they aren't using up budgets.
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by sdinsn 7y ago
Google Flights does this
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by sdinsn 7y ago
No intervention = stability It also largely reduces risk in some foreign investments
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by sdinsn 7y ago
I disagree. Society is highly political, so why should Twitter be "apolitical" with their moderation? (if such a thing is even possible. I doubt the feasibility of apolitical moderation in general)
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by sdinsn 7y ago
You are missing some words there so I'm not sure what you are asking. I think that chemical weapons are far far worse than railguns. And I'm not the only one that thinks that...
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by sdinsn 7y ago
> Do the workers in China make more and get benefits? No. Minimum wage in cities like Shanghai is 20 yuan ($2.91). They get poor benefits. But the worst part is the lack of safety regulations that reduces cost at the expense of worker sa
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by sdinsn 7y ago
It sure is. Are you implying that a railgun is equally or less humane as chemical weapons?
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by sdinsn 7y ago
It's just a logo, I think the Railgun only can get to 100 miles or so (at the moment).
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by sdinsn 7y ago
If not political advocacy groups, who would be a better consultant choice? Isn't the entire purpose of advocacy groups to encourage the safety of certain groups?
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by sdinsn 7y ago
Lots of people. One of the selling points of things like smart thermostats is the you can remotely control them; you can set them to your preferred temperature as you are traveling home so it will be nice when you arrive.
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by sdinsn 7y ago
The problem is that they violated Reddit's rules by posting threats of violence against Oregon police & public officials.
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by sdinsn 7y ago
Looks like it's been corrected
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by sdinsn 7y ago
Or both
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by sdinsn 7y ago
Definitely not true.
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by sdinsn 7y ago
So Apple did not actually buy all of drive.ai?
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by sdinsn 7y ago
> data you either don't know exists It's quite easy to come across it with a Google search. > lack the tools to parse The only "tool" you need is the ability to read. > bad information Which is not "zero in
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by sdinsn 7y ago
> If your goal is to graduate from a top school But why is that always the goal that counselors push? The data shows that future income is most closely correlated to major, not school choice.
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by sdinsn 7y ago
> with zero information Zero information? Young people have so much information: government job statistics, job growth predictions, free career advice, peer-led career forums, etc. They just ignore all of it.
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by sdinsn 7y ago
Because he wants free money
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by sdinsn 7y ago
I think you are exaggerating. The goal of SBIRs is to fund high risk research. Solar roadways are high risk; even if it fails completely it's not like a lot of money is wasted, and something valuable is still learned. Qualcomm was the

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