thebigman433

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by thebigman433 3y ago
Cops have gotten raises every single year, even in your "woke" cities. Should we be giving them even bigger raises? How much? If we keep giving them raises, but (as you say) crime keeps going up, doesnt that seem like we're w
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by thebigman433 3y ago
Its the perfect description of it. Andreessen and his crowd are insanely narcissistic and imo, that brand of techbro is one of the reasons people dont have purely good thoughts when they think of tech. His whole schtick about people looking
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by thebigman433 3y ago
Its low if theyre paying 100k for people with a couple years of experience, but for entry level hardware jobs, 100k is about right. Ive been looking for almost 5 months for an entry level hardware job (preferably in SF, but willing to reloc
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by thebigman433 3y ago
For me, the biggest challenge is that the job listings on whos hiring are almost never hardware based, so it pretty much completely eliminates it. There are some hardware listings on the ycombinator job search portal, but its pretty minimal
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by thebigman433 3y ago
How does the concept of a walled garden have anything to do with this?
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by thebigman433 3y ago
Ah yea, great point. I thought the original comment was implying something negative about them. WFP is great and I do really hope they can continue gaining size.
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by thebigman433 3y ago
A passthrough API, but you absolutely do not get access to the headset cameras on any of those devices. Apple is very much in line with the standard here, you can make passthrough apps, but you cannot actually get the real data from the cam
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by thebigman433 3y ago
Why is that something to note?
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by thebigman433 3y ago
I dont think it really means anything. Neither are major press outlets or developers, inviting them only really has a downside for Apple
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by thebigman433 3y ago
> Apps will not have direct access to the cameras Is there any headset that does allow this currently? Doesnt seem like any kind of differentiating factor
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by thebigman433 3y ago
What air quality monitors do you use?
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by thebigman433 3y ago
> I'm not really sure I love the idea of making it "easier" for someone to leave the goggles on while interacting with me. I think the big thing here is being able to go up and talk to someone real quick. If Im working and
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by thebigman433 3y ago
Nobody is "winding down" their departments. At the absolute most, departments arent getting the same level of funding increases that theyre used to getting. Plus virtually all of the top national leaders, and all of the state&#x
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by thebigman433 3y ago
> Makes you wonder why these products can’t just come up with their own name of what they are if they’re so convincing Because people already buy the original things en masse, so using that name is a good way to get them interested in th
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by thebigman433 4y ago
Montana State University has also done the same, including residence hall internet.
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by thebigman433 4y ago
> Your skin color makes you disadvantaged Quite literally, yes. Communities were segregated for decades and the repercussions are still felt today. Its why communities divided by freeways are typically made up Black people or other peopl
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by thebigman433 4y ago
> They are very anti-government This isnt even true at all. They are more than happy to use government power against people. Just look at the latest anti-trans bills as an example.. attempting to ban transitioning for anyone, including a
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by thebigman433 4y ago
Its not "woke" to mention that already disadvantaged communities are worst affected by air pollution, its just a really awful reality.
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by thebigman433 4y ago
Im currently trying to finish my Raspberry Pi powered RC car, that uses a Pi on the car and as the remote, with Remote GPIO to connect them. Currently stuck on a bug where the Pis connect but the controlled Pi doesnt execute the commands it
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by thebigman433 4y ago
Where exactly did you get the install from? That definitely doesnt sound right.
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by thebigman433 4y ago
This is mostly a mixed bag. Less kids with obvious outwards anxiety, but quite a few that share things that definitely lead you to believe they will have anxiety if they dont already. I would say generally the big differentiator is that the
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by thebigman433 4y ago
Can you give examples of exactly what youre talking about here?
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by thebigman433 4y ago
I teach outdoor ed for a program where kids come for a week at a time, so I get to see thousands of kids per semester. I would very much agree with this statement. Overall, Ive experienced that today's youth is largely very empathetic
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by thebigman433 4y ago
> It's been 100+ years since they were mistreated in any serious fashion This is just patently untrue. Land is still being stolen, programs to help Indigenous people are still being cut. I dont think people realize how close our his
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by thebigman433 4y ago
> the far left opposes more housing What do you mean by this? Who is the "far left" and what are they opposing exactly?
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by thebigman433 4y ago
> The average person who wins a lottery (the equivalent of the recipient of a billionaire's largesse that you envision) pisses it all away in a few years, rarely deploying it for his own benefit, let alone that of society. I want to
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by thebigman433 4y ago
> There’s no doubt part of the success is the chemistry of the product, but the required independent testing to very high standards also likely plays a large part in the quality of the final products. This is the main advantage to it imh
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by thebigman433 4y ago
If you read some statistics about the group, it pretty much makes sense. There is a decent chunk of the population that is disabled, and then a bunch identify as caregivers for someone else. Being in school makes up another large chunk. ht
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by thebigman433 4y ago
> But if they had reusability, they might have been able to fly it more often, thus helping make it cheaper on average to fly. This is true, but the issue is that there just isnt the need for it really. Very, very few missions actually r
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by thebigman433 4y ago
Reuse isnt always cheaper. If you arent flying a bunch of missions, it can actually be more expensive. SLS could absolutely be cheaper, but reuse isnt really part of that equation.

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