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by zhoujianfu 2y ago
I believe boom has suggested it would only cut about 30% of the time off, and cost 3x.. not to mention needing to refuel to cross the pacific. :/
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by zhoujianfu 2y ago
Give me 4K, joycons that never disconnect or drift, and up to 16 players locally, and I’m in! I’m in regardless.
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by zhoujianfu 2y ago
I had an idea for this you might want to consider adding: store the passwords/keys in the client, no server… but then shamir’s secret sharing to shard them along your contacts. So when you open the app it asks you to choose five (?) fr
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by zhoujianfu 2y ago
Agreed on all three points! 1 and 2 I know they’re working on, and 3 hopefully this gets it on their radar!
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by zhoujianfu 2y ago
That is the ideal strategy, but easier said than done. Once you’ve got that cash it’s very very hard to act like you don’t have it… especially when everybody knows you do.
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by zhoujianfu 2y ago
Slightly off-topic, but has anybody else seen an issue with stripe's live checkout flow when you collect a phone number? People paying with Apple Pay will frequently have the first 2 or 3 digits doubled! So like 313105551212 will come
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by zhoujianfu 3y ago
These guys are doing something sort of in that vein.. https://wolfsbane.ai/
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by zhoujianfu 3y ago
I watched it in 3D HFR and it was terrible terrible terrible to me. I felt like I was watching a play. The special effects looked weird/bad, the acting felt worse, the makeup more obvious, everything yuck yuck.
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by zhoujianfu 3y ago
It definitely can work… it depends on the size of ubi and how creative we get. We could for example just say that banks no longer get to do 10-1 fractional reserve banking and instead all the free money gets distributed to their customers a
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by zhoujianfu 3y ago
Now, ideally they take the revenue from the congestion charge and distribute it evenly among the residents!
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by zhoujianfu 3y ago
If it were illegal to build more housing (which is unfortunately practically is in some NIMBY areas), prices might increase, yes… But if we fix zoning issues then supply should eventually catch up to meet the increased demand and prices sho
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by zhoujianfu 3y ago
That’s been my problem with Zelda games since maybe OoT… well, maybe not exactly my problem. My problem is mostly that if I don’t play it for a week or two, and come back to it, I can’t remember what’s going on at all and it seems like too
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by zhoujianfu 3y ago
They should just make it a raffle instead of first come first served. That’s what all the online drop collectible places do now after a few years of fighting the bot arms race.
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by zhoujianfu 3y ago
Some people (including me) actually do think this is exactly what the USA should do. I think people think printing money causes inflation, and in general “know” that you shouldn’t “spend more than you make”… but I think things are different
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by zhoujianfu 4y ago
I feel like maybe they should ban e-scooter companies parking them on the sidewalk or something like that (or did they)? Why would it be illegal to rent e-scooters, but not own or ride e-scooters?
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by zhoujianfu 4y ago
I didn’t read everything you posted, but I’ve always also wanted “central humidity”… is that possible/feasible/does it already exist? I would like a fully electric central HVAC(H) system that keeps my house at 72F AND 50% humidity
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by zhoujianfu 4y ago
Depending when they got in exactly (or if they averaged it in over a year), the $1.16B would now be around $4.2B!
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by zhoujianfu 4y ago
The first logician would answer “no” to the question if they didn’t want a beer (because they know they don’t want a beer, so therefore everybody does not want a beer). Same with the second. Since they both said they didn’t know, the third
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by zhoujianfu 4y ago
I always thought to start they should have just allowed each octet two-ish more bits, so you could have 999.999.999.999. I know it’s the hackiest of all hacks, but it sure would have been an easy upgrade from the software perspective. And i
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by zhoujianfu 4y ago
Only after the collapse a friend pointed out that thread, where he’s arguing 10x Kelly makes sense because when you win such a crazy long shot bet you’ll have enough money to change the world and money doesn’t actually have a diminishing ut
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by zhoujianfu 4y ago
Why don’t they consider the previous “Bitcoin wipeouts”? Like: 2011: $36 to $1 (97% Drop) 2014: $1,000 to $150 (85% Drop) 2018: $20K to $3K (85% Drop) vs. 2022: $70K to $16.5K (76% Drop)
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by zhoujianfu 4y ago
Are you referencing Tibanne?!
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by zhoujianfu 4y ago
I just wanna say… apply to Harvey Mudd! Way better than those ivies anyway!
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by zhoujianfu 4y ago
Out here in west LA it’s a joke! But I have thought to myself, “this thing would work pretty well in rural/suburban settings.”
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by zhoujianfu 4y ago
I just want to add a hearty “+1” to the everything rzimmerman said here! I do not recommend people pay for summon/autopark/fsd/navigate. The basic autopilot is pretty good for highway driving and great that Tesla includes it
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by zhoujianfu 4y ago
Yeah! As long as we have fptp elections there will be two parties each getting about 50% of the vote, because they will evolve to be competitive. The question is just should that 50% line be about the middle of all citizens, or should that
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by zhoujianfu 4y ago
That’s how it was formed yes, but that doesn’t mean we need to keep it. It’s like saying, “Lead was added to fuel to improve the efficiency of the engines. We can’t change it now!” 1. There should be one person, one vote. 2. People should g
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by zhoujianfu 4y ago
see nationalpopularvote.com
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by zhoujianfu 4y ago
I agree.. I think the excess money goes to two things: speculative assets (i.e. supply constrained), and actual goods and services (not supply constrained... more demand results in more being created). The money printing of the last x years
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by zhoujianfu 4y ago
Exactly... and it seems like right now it's more because of fewer goods to purchase (less energy supply because of Russia, less goods / workers because of covid), but demand has returned to pre-pandemic levels. I'm a little w

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