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by vsareto 5y ago
I saw Robert Lee of Dragos giving an opinion on that here https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/knowns-unknowns-abou... but did they confirm that officially? >Colonial has not given any public indication as t
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by vsareto 5y ago
Oh I'm not saying we force people to do space jobs or livings, only that it should wayyyyy more accessible and common than it currently is and certain sectors of the economy will need to support that. It gives us more of what we can&#x
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by vsareto 5y ago
If you believe that post scarcity is possible at all, you might consider that space colonization is also possible, but that brings about new significant requirements and needs that our economy will have to meet. Personally I think our civil
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by vsareto 5y ago
Doing the FPS + MMO integration was a risky step, but they get points for trying because that was pretty creative back in its time. Like walking-in-stations, (now in Star Citizen and Elite: Dangerous) they seem to be pioneers back in the da
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by vsareto 5y ago
I think I remember something about the bottom level also including solo activities, which makes it much more reasonable as a physical need. The higher level was then intended to be with someone else.
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by vsareto 6y ago
>"thoughtcrime prevention" You do know the idea of thoughtcrime was something enforced by the state and not by a company that's free to control what their product generates, right? >"corporate self harm for the sak
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by vsareto 6y ago
I'm fairly certain that exists, but it's actually not a requirement to never have false accusations before justice can be pursued. In the same hypothetical where character assassinations can be organized and bring someone down wit
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by vsareto 6y ago
Actions make people evil, not personality disorders.
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MasterCard and Winkelvoss twins' Gemini to launch a crypto rewards credit card(markets.businessinsider.com)
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by vsareto 6y ago
It's shorthand: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/place-items MDN also has a list of shorthand properties if someone didn't know what 'shorthand property' really meant:
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by vsareto 6y ago
Aren't you supposed to remove feature flag code after it's found to be stable? Some products block paid features with flags and those stay in, of course. Do others get actual dev time to clear that up, or is it just rolled up into
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by vsareto 6y ago
>It makes the company's salary ranges public, which little startups will use to create comparison websites, driving even more candidates away from smaller companies to the tech giants and monopolies who can afford to pay above marke
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by vsareto 6y ago
Consumer auto has different problems it needs to solve. A vision based system would be a waste of an investment when you have a field with basically no obstacles, and certainly no people and cars and traffic signs. It's closer to an ai
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by vsareto 6y ago
Idk about you, but self-driving tractors seem a bit better than 2nd tier developers. Some teams might be lower-end, which almost always happens at large companies. Many of them also integrate with the tools they're attached to. It&#x27
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by vsareto 6y ago
Can you get SIMs issued to companies and use them for company phones and have your alter egos be on the record as consultants and use those phones?
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by vsareto 6y ago
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by vsareto 6y ago
I've always wondered if you were a recluse but had an excellent diet/fitness routine that the social contact benefits for health would not matter anymore. It's actually the best possible scenario for getting extremely fit bec
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by vsareto 6y ago
I generally can't think coherently if I'm doing a 9mph interval for a short time (this is 170-180bpm heart rate territory for me) but I actually prefer that mental state. I wish I could get that same mindset at my lower speed (5-6
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by vsareto 6y ago
Skills around software and IT - not just developers. There might be a lot of churn within that industry, but if you can solve problems in those industries industry with any tools, you're going to be valuable. It might take longer to fi
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by vsareto 6y ago
"Look what happens when we choose to catch you"
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by vsareto 6y ago
They should really use both
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by vsareto 6y ago
And predicting cross-cutting concerns is at least as difficult as predicting all of your business changes, which is at least as difficult as predicting the future.
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by vsareto 6y ago
They usually think they can get out before it blows since they're holding the cards.
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by vsareto 6y ago
But if it has a finite capacity, when does it fill completely and with what? I guess it's entirely possible that only kids who are growing up can learn to use the extra limb and adults won't be able to.
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by vsareto 6y ago
I don't think we necessarily have to sacrifice something. We learn new skills and knowledge all the time. Using the new limb could be a skill. Maybe it's not as dexterous as the motor cortex and real hands at first, but there migh
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by vsareto 6y ago
I thought they present it as ratios as well, so 1:1 is 1 minute on, 1 minute off, or 2m on, 2m off. They give different ratios depending on your level of conditioning, so like 2:1 for fit folks or 1:2 if you're not as fit. I've he
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by vsareto 6y ago
>Sometimes high intensity stop all other thoughts is exactly what the brain needs. HIIT has been great for the rest of the day as long as I don't overdo it, but yeah, completely focused on the workout during that.
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by vsareto 6y ago
I like it. Simple and predictable.
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by vsareto 6y ago
Companies were already willing to fire you for posting racist stuff before Twitch made this decision.
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by vsareto 6y ago
What do your work tasks consist of? It might seem simple to you, but maybe you have unrealized talent.

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