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   by zcw100 4y ago

   This reminds me of the early days of the synthesizer. Oh, no. Music is over. First it was novel and interesting, then it was poorly done and cliche and then the artists did what they do, they turned it into something new and fresh and then
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   by zcw100 4y ago

   I couldn’t help slipping into reading this in the voice of David Attenborough. “If you look in under the jungle canopy you just might catch a glimpse of the elusive product engineer. Festooned with their hoodie and mechanical keyboard. What
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   by zcw100 4y ago

   I wonder how much of this is the technology and how much of this is, “don’t hold off your purchase of an EV because you’re waiting for new battery tech”. It makes me think of the latest iPhone announcement. There’s lots of complaints about
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   by zcw100 4y ago

   It sounds more like IPFS
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   by zcw100 4y ago

   It is when you don’t include any context. You at least included that your standard of performance is a raspberry pi.
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   by zcw100 4y ago

   That reminds me of a similar game, Miegakure. Not hyperbolic but 4D. It looks sooo cool https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9yW--eQaA2I
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   by zcw100 4y ago

   I've always liked walrus https://www.caida.org/catalog/software/walrus/
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   by zcw100 4y ago

   I agree with most of the comments about how ineffective this would be and the numerous problems it would cause but to provide some balance this is not some edict, or even law. Two dozen organizations "petitioned" the EPA. This is
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   by zcw100 4y ago

   1. IPFS attaches ALL network interfaces (internal and external) to your identity. I don't know what you mean by attaching a network interface to your identity or even just identity. IPFS identifies a node by PeerID which is mostly a pu
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    by zcw100 4y ago

    I love driving manual transmission cars but I really don't like this. It's like cosplay for cars. The simulated experience makes it very uncool. I'd rather just let the manual transmission have one last dignified drive into t
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    by zcw100 4y ago

    Why is that?
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    by zcw100 4y ago

    This says more about parents anxieties about the world than anything about raising babies. And what’s going to mess up kids more than any electronic gizmo? Parental anxiety.
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    by zcw100 4y ago

    I never understood why trains don’t use regenerative breaking like EVs.
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    by zcw100 4y ago

    Why not? Everyone knows that when you’re running a scam and things get rough you don’t back down, you double down. The guy just got a free $7500 courtesy of the tax payer for every car he sells.
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    by zcw100 4y ago

    This is a profound misunderstanding of both healthcare and the current state of AI.
16. 196.▲
    by zcw100 4y ago

    Because it’s easy to fake email from your account.
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    by zcw100 4y ago

    “Generation broke” risk missing out on life experiences like having a family or owning a home.
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    by zcw100 4y ago

    Give Vosk-Browser a try https://github.com/ccoreilly/vosk-browser You can also try kaldi-wasm but it hasn't been worked on for a while https://gitlab.inria.fr/kaldi.web/kaldi-wasm
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    by zcw100 4y ago

    How about, it is quite bizarre how people who employ programmers, who make billions of dollars per years, are unwilling to pay $1,400 that will make us more productive.
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    by zcw100 4y ago

    For something like a rubber band the challenge is that it will tend to pull itself apart before you get the final band attached. For cables that don't stretch the challenge will be it will be a gigantic tangled mess until you tension i
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    by zcw100 4y ago

    You can get started with some rubber bands and soda straws. You just need a lot of patience. That will get you started but there are a limited number of things you can do with that and the rubber bands won't last being under constant t
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    by zcw100 4y ago

    I've had fun building several tensegrity sculptures and I agree that it makes me very wary about bridges built on the idea. They have very unintuitive properties that are difficult to appreciate by just looking at them. They appear to
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    by zcw100 4y ago

    Because it's the junk drawer of the internet.
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    by zcw100 4y ago

    There's a link in there for it but it would be easy to miss that does a much better job of explaining the system http://www.skyhunter.com/marcs/petnames/IntroPetNames.html A pentane system actually protects y
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    by zcw100 4y ago

    Same difference as ElasticSearch and Lucene. re: difference in layer of abstraction.
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    by zcw100 4y ago

    I wish that I felt comfortable hacking my new $50k car but I’m glad you do. I usually break stuff I hack.
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    by zcw100 4y ago

    Biologically, maybe, but only a little and it won't explain the feeling that it's a lot. I don't think it has much to do with any age related cognitive decline and mostly to do with more responsibilities, more things competin
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    by zcw100 4y ago

    “It’s advice that sounds plausible and breaks down a goal many people dream about into actionable steps.” Sounds like scrum.
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    by zcw100 4y ago

    I’m not sure the, everyone is in debt, is a good explanation for what you’re seeing. Everyone is in debt but that doesn’t allow you to sustainably live beyond your means. Sure you’ll get a small bump on your way to maxing out your credit c
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    by zcw100 4y ago

    If you make a personal post any response that disagrees or is critical can be framed as a personal attack and your admonition to either say something that agrees with the post or go somewhere else is against the rules as well. Maybe the pr