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by sosuke 10y ago
> Drivers will make use of roads, especially new ones, but only if the cost of construction is subsidized by others. Doesn't everyone benefit from the transportation system though? I like to get food and other goods on a regular bas
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Chrome has removed the “Simplify Page” print option
2 points by sosuke 10y ago|4 comments
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by sosuke 10y ago
Unrelated comment but this is the first time I've seen a TLD used like this. Owning a TLD will be the new .com won't it.
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by sosuke 10y ago
Then the study didn't even consider the possibility of false complaints? From the frequency it is mentioned here it seems like a possible hypothesis that should have been mentioned as not a factor if it was proved out to not be.
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by sosuke 10y ago
Anonymous users, handles, they are much harder to cultivate a solid reputation around.
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by sosuke 10y ago
That is true you can get a probability of it being true from the information provided. But it still doesn't make it true, or true for the entire community. I guess I don't like the implication that I, as a commentator on Hacker Ne
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by sosuke 10y ago
I think you're right about trying to indoctrinate a more respectful future generation of net users. But the current environment, which no one would say is healthy, is what public personas need to be prepared for. I always modulate my w
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by sosuke 10y ago
Are they drawing a conclusion that, because the majority of the visitors came through the Hacker News link, that Hacker News users are the source of the negative commentary? Seems like conjecture at best. It is a dangerous thing to put your
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Google Rebrands ‘Apps for Work’ to ‘G Suite’(thenextweb.com)
5 points by sosuke 10y ago|1 comments
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by sosuke 10y ago
HDD space is cheap, combine a big one of those with a service like CrashPlan. Even if you do a self hosted solution you want to make sure things are backed up.
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Netflix wants 50% of its library to be original content(techcrunch.com)
2 points by sosuke 10y ago|0 comments
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by sosuke 10y ago
I started listening to books, fiction, while I worked. It was the best choice I made it a long time. The only time I can't listen and work is when I am planning or doing architectural work where I need an inner monologue.
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by sosuke 10y ago
You aren't alone. The goal for marketing is to get eyeballs and direct self-promotion is ignored and frowned upon. So you pick whatever you can that will get some attention, even if it is pointing out a failure or flaw (quite popular)
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by sosuke 10y ago
I believe there isn't a fat industry, can you imagine manufacturing fat? Paid for by the Fat for America Industry.
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by sosuke 10y ago
As an Austin driver I can agree with the dangers of our roads but I think those zero visibility turns are solvable in exactly the manner you propose. Slowly edge out until a front corner sensor can look down the road. I'm sure there ar
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by sosuke 10y ago
I guess they assume, like I do, that the current set of coders will continue to age. Will the current 20 year old coders shun 40 year old candidates in 20 years?
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by sosuke 10y ago
Scientific study proves (and sometimes doesn't) thing we take as common sense. Recently there was a study that dogs understood us more than was previously thought. Which wasn't a shocker but you have a camp of folks saying dogs un
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by sosuke 10y ago
Some silly stuff happens with bluetooth headphones such as my PS3 bluetooth headset being unable to hear music played from the iPhone but they work fine for calls.
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by sosuke 10y ago
When you're thirsty the bottle of water is a pretty good solution. Bringing the municipal water up to standard feels like it would be a multi-year project from investigation, lobbying, running for office to make the changes if no other
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by sosuke 10y ago
I was all in to Diamond Age until the ending. It felt like he ran out of steam, gave up, or had someone else write the ending it was such a departure from the rest of the book in pace and perspective. I'll have to revisit it to see wha
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by sosuke 10y ago
Any proof of that claim? I've seen it mentioned more than once but only pointing back to some very early (1798) reports. Another good article on it with a couple of sample videos http://krui.fm/2015/12/30&#x2F
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by sosuke 10y ago
There is a line of thinking I see that I wanted to address. The idea that someone isn't depressed but instead are really unhappy with their lives, work or situation. It's been pointed out already that the difference is difficult t
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by sosuke 10y ago
This looks almost exactly like the intro for Promethease http://imgur.com/a/Guov3
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by sosuke 10y ago
I think the cyborg route is great so long as we can develop some standards that work over the years.
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by sosuke 10y ago
There is a hope I have, that I see many others have too, which is that our human intelligence is somehow special. That somehow the leaps in logic we can perform somehow make us unique. That we won't be outdone by a computer a million t
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by sosuke 10y ago
I made a trip out last year to see the milky way. I'd never experienced anything like it before and I think we're losing something incredible by not being able to see it.
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by sosuke 10y ago
Secondary to the content I was surprised that something like this was posted to LinkedIn.
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Ford’s Road to Full Autonomy(linkedin.com)
1 points by sosuke 10y ago|1 comments
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by sosuke 10y ago
I was recently disappointed to see loads of computer-generate shots in documentaries. I feel cheated by it I guess? Stuff like Shark Week being half fake http://www.oregonlive.com/movies/index.ssf/2014/08&#x2F
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by sosuke 10y ago
It is a difficult field I'd say only out done in complexity by nutritional science. What works for one person fails on a dozen others.

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