tokyodude

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   by tokyodude 8y ago

   my body does not work right out of bed. it takes me 30-45 minutes until I feel like I can make any exersion. if I force it I have zero energy. I don't eat first but I can't exercise right out of bed.
2. 452.▲
   by tokyodude 8y ago

   not quite the same thing but there was a startup trying to serve bento boxes. IIRC after they started the realized there were spending more per box than they were making https://www.gimletmedia.com/startup/kitchen-confi
3. 453.▲
   by tokyodude 8y ago

   Yea, they're the right size like many Japanese foods instead of the "make me obese" size that's served at too many places in the USA
4. 454.▲
   by tokyodude 8y ago

   oh well, a few hundred of the working answers I posted on stackoverflow will stop working. Not sure how I can fix them
5. 455.▲
   by tokyodude 8y ago

   Is it possible that's because Tokyo Metro is not run like say Tokyu or Seibu or Tobu where those companies have the more diversified system where they invest in the retail space around the station? AFAIK Tokyo Metro has none of that wh
6. 456.▲
   by tokyodude 8y ago

   Large portions of the world don't have these regulations and seems to be doing just fine. Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Singapore to name a few are full of food stands preparing food at the stand.
7. 457.▲
   by tokyodude 8y ago

   my understanding of the pollution issue is that the same or worse was found and the old market.
8. 458.▲
   by tokyodude 8y ago

   > Figuring out how to improve transit isn’t like curing cancer or inventing a quantum computer, either. There are good, viable models of transit systems that already exist in cities that look a lot like U.S ones. They are successful both
9. 459.▲
   by tokyodude 8y ago

   I don't know. I'd assume they are only sold in countries where it's not common to have an oven. In the USA I've never seen a house or apartment that didn't have an oven included so if my experience matches reality t
10. 460.▲
    by tokyodude 8y ago

    hmmm, I've been using it since it came out and still use it. Yes the UI is a little crap but basically every time you post there's a tiny drop down you can set which groups can see and which groups can't. It will stay on what
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    by tokyodude 8y ago

    Maybe I'm just not very social, I have 834 "friends" on facebook but I don't feel any need to delete it nor do I feel any fear of being left out or stuff like that nor do I spend too much time on or any of the myriad of
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    by tokyodude 8y ago

    I don't know how they compare to the June but there are many models of convection ovens in Japan that claim to figure out what you put in them. Many of them will optionally add steam and nearly all of them will also do microwaving as w
13. 463.▲
    by tokyodude 8y ago

    I wish the opposite. I wish netflix would let me browse and read descriptions with out the distraction of their autoplay. It's like if I was trying to google things and goolge inserted running background videos behind all search result
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    by tokyodude 8y ago

    Searched for "Avengers" on the Apple TV Amazon Prime Video app. Scroll to right through results, after the movies it turns into user videos from amazon product reviews for Avenger merch.
15. 465.▲
    by tokyodude 8y ago

    I'm actually a little disappointed in Apple's service considering the cost of their hardware and the cost of AppleCare. Back in the 80s and 90s many companies excellent service was you'd call customer support, they'd exp
16. 466.▲
    by tokyodude 8y ago

    By the same argument the people in the outer universe are in a simulation of the outer-outer universe and the people in the outer-outer universe are simulations in the outer-outer-outer universe, etc to infinity. In other words the theory r
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    by tokyodude 8y ago

    You're now basically saying "because magic!". Sure the outer universe could be based on something else but the thought experiment is that we'd be doing this in our universe. It doesn't require some other universe wi
18. 468.▲
    by tokyodude 8y ago

    they clearly don't want you to remember their site. If they did they'd be using their font
19. 469.▲
    by tokyodude 8y ago

    I wish it had been around 4 years ago. 4 years ago I made a website where users can post 100k messages. I used Meteor which was fine but it was frustrating as hell that it wasn't "complete stack". I don't know what term
20. 470.▲
    by tokyodude 8y ago

    you need to simulate unobserved events when they are observed. I'm not looking at the Nile river right now but when I look at in again in 50 years it better look correct for the 50 years that passed. For it to look correct requires sim
21. 471.▲
    by tokyodude 8y ago

    > note how the simulated world in GTA5 is based not on atoms That's actually my point. GTA5 doesn't work on atoms but the simulation of our actual universe would have to. Any NPC in our simulated universe can turn any building
22. 472.▲
    by tokyodude 8y ago

    I probably don't understand the argument. My limited understanding is it's a thought experiment 1. We have GTA5 2. GTA5 will continue to improve until there are actual A.I. NPCs in it 3. Those NPCs will not know they are living in
23. 473.▲
    by tokyodude 8y ago

    For me the #1 reason why they are slow is because everything requires consensus or maybe another way of putting it it's hard for people to make a decision on their own. Let's say I want to change some part of the UI of some app. I
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    by tokyodude 8y ago

    Hmmm, I just tried to install emacs on windows. With all dependencies is 210meg! Tried installing vnc on Ubuntu following commonly found instructions. Required installing 119 packages (each of which is likely built from several libraries).
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    by tokyodude 8y ago

    AFAICT they actually aren't. Go down to the dogpatch in SF, end of 24th street. Walk through the park to the water, turn right, come to sign saying No Trespassing. Call city, get told all waterways are not public. (or at least in 2013)
26. 476.▲
    by tokyodude 8y ago

    Oh haha, filemaker still exists https://www.filemaker.com Though it sadly doesn't seem web based
27. 477.▲
    by tokyodude 8y ago

    > We made a real-time editor for web database apps When I read this I assumed this was going to be a web based version of Filemaker or Access. Instead a code editor appeared. Are there web based versions of Filemaker? That used to be the
28. 478.▲
    by tokyodude 8y ago

    When I arrive at the airport I use my phone for maps, my travel info, my contacts, my reservations, busses, trains, taxis, uber, messages with people I'm coordinating with, my travel notes, etc... Or are you suggesting I should camp ou
29. 479.▲
    by tokyodude 8y ago

    Digital Materials are an extension of your brain, a window into your files, a key to your bank account and safe deposit box. The government doesn't get to access those, the shouldn't get to access my phone?
30. 480.▲
    by tokyodude 8y ago

    Or even iOS. Just downloading all the apps takes many hours on a fast connection. Restoring 2FA is also a PITA