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by wufufufu 8y ago
Have humans ever had a positive effect on the environment? I feel like it's just a negative outlook that believes humans can only do wrong.
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by wufufufu 8y ago
Add some volume statistics to this comment
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by wufufufu 8y ago
This is a well informed answer to your question: https://www.quora.com/Why-dont-satellites-crash-into-each-ot...
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by wufufufu 8y ago
You didn't say how Facebook relates. I don't doubt that Facebook has made the Myanmar genocide worse, but I also think they would be genocide-ing regardless.
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by wufufufu 8y ago
Some Google searches indicate to me SSDs don't have a worrisome failure rate. If it happens to be a widespread problem for Apple products, there's precedent for them eventually having a replacement program. [1] [2] [1] https:&#x2
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by wufufufu 8y ago
Top 10 technologies that sound scary when in an article starting with 'China'.
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by wufufufu 8y ago
They didn't isolate possible confounding variables, father's health and mother's health, which I guess are more important than age, and probably also heavily correlated. Also, as I understand it a lot of studies show that epi
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by wufufufu 8y ago
The technology doesn't exist now, but one day we'll be able to equate the two non-facetious: Wouldn't it be more appropriate to say 'Chinese government can now...'
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by wufufufu 8y ago
If it's a one time thing, be part of a medical study. I think giving some random body fluids/part also will also get you paid.
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by wufufufu 8y ago
I'm impressed, but I am also not sure how accurate the benchmarks he's using are for replicating real-world load. I actually think it's pretty cost effective if you go for 32GB RAM instead of 64GB, and keep the baseline 256GB
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by wufufufu 8y ago
If any Facebook employees are reading this, there's a really annoying "feature" that will show a list of suggested friends to add to a private group. I've accidentally added people to private groups by accidentally click
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by wufufufu 8y ago
I agree $1400 seems more reasonable when compared to PCIE SSD prices.
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by wufufufu 8y ago
They have almost 6GB/s write speeds? Also, you can get a 2TB PCIE SSD that writes at 2000MB/s for $600. https://ssd.userbenchmark.com/SpeedTest/501128/Samsung-SSD-9...
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by wufufufu 8y ago
My guess is that it's going to overheat before you can effectively use the six core i7 option. Also, I'm assuming their pricing is based on market research. So by pricing the 2TB version at +$1400 (which you could put into a non-m
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by wufufufu 8y ago
I get a lot of auto completes for "site:reddit.com" when I search for anything in the Chrome search bar or just in Google Search. I find reddit answers to be less likely to be advertisements or affiliate marketing. Honestly not su
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by wufufufu 8y ago
When Facebook introduced a "News feed" and also allowed news and fake news (i.e. non-personal updates) to advertise and proliferate, it really just became "forwards from grandma" which has always been around. It's j
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by wufufufu 8y ago
Awaiting the hour of reprisal, your time slips away.
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by wufufufu 8y ago
Amount of people who would truly benefit from microdosing psilocybin: not a lot Amount of people who will share clickbait pop science article and use it to justify a stoner vice: a lot
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by wufufufu 8y ago
I don't think this is similar to tragedy of the commons at all. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tragedy_of_the_commons
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by wufufufu 8y ago
Here's my generic cynical HN comment: Every Google feature is predicated on large scale user data collection. Who asked for a phone that would answer itself or cloud storage for pictures that also processes and trains models on all of
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by wufufufu 8y ago
They should hold off since Apple and Amazon basically denied all of that Bloomberg article. I'm curious to see how this plays out.
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by wufufufu 8y ago
1) Lol. Not really relevant. 2) 22 is late for athletic careers. 4) You skipped 3? Ok... so you want 80 year olds who just started marathon running to beat everyone aged 20-30 in their athletic prime? That's actually pretty impressive
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by wufufufu 8y ago
https://www.quora.com/What-are-examples-of-some-world-class-...
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by wufufufu 8y ago
There are still plenty of fields where you can start late in life and not come from wealth but still be the best in the world. It's only the most popular and rewarding fields that require a life optimized to be the best to actually be
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by wufufufu 8y ago
They should use user agent to change the style of the fake browser. You can maybe get access to the chrome theme assets also.
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by wufufufu 8y ago
Taking out a mortgage in the US is not mandatory. Getting a loan for your business isn't either. I get what you're saying, but I still sense some cognitive dissonance. If the US lets some hip start up build a social credit score a
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by wufufufu 8y ago
When some people do it it's "empowering the underbanked" or "empowering an underserved market". When China does it, it's "pushing ethical boundaries". https://www.forbes.com/sites&#x2F
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by wufufufu 8y ago
I feel like this is viewed negatively because it has "Chinese" attached to it. Here's an article where a credit score based on phone habits is viewed positively: https://www.forbes.com/sites/clareoconnor&
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by wufufufu 8y ago
That's what I was referring to. It'd be a great feature. Apple would just nail the design and execution, give it a trademark name, and go to town with it.
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by wufufufu 8y ago
You can disable Face ID... But I'm sure they'll re-introduce a revolutionary new fingerprint scanner soon enough.

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