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by 2474 8y ago
Well apparently they haven't modeled the Death Star yet... Turns out the closest thing to a Death Star is a bush.
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by 2474 8y ago
Hold on... So there are companies out there that you can pay to do your flirting for you? I don't know what this says about us as people, but damn... that's so sad.
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by 2474 8y ago
Because the question is loosely defined. This was his valid interpretation of the question.
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by 2474 8y ago
That's a byproduct of modern society. I find it depressing that society, since the late 18th century [1], thinks we need to work that long. Nonetheless, your statement is a valid one. Personally, I do my best to reduce that 1/3. F
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by 2474 8y ago
That's a personal question that you'd have to answer for yourself. Work doesn't give you time but it does give you money. Money can assist in providing you opportunities to do things that give you substance but it most defini
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by 2474 8y ago
My for-pay labor is not as optimized as yours but I treat my job like that as well. I don't need to find meaning or personal value (great if I can) in my job. I get that from my friends and family and the experiences I have with those
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by 2474 8y ago
Nothing like building on-board flight software but... A small application built on headless Drupal with a React front-end that allows us to build pared down versions's of our College's websites to be used on touch screens at vario
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by 2474 8y ago
Very cool data visualization. Are there any particular reasons you chose not to a library like THREE? Bundle size perhaps?
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by 2474 8y ago
Still waiting for street view...
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by 2474 8y ago
I wonder if there would be incentive for game development studios to use Guilded? I can imagine studios like Riot, Blizzard, or Epic signing up for a 'Studio' account. Part of what comes with that role is the ability to add their
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by 2474 8y ago
Could you allow users to submit a game? If a user is interesting enough in using your system and having your game in the system, perhaps they would be willing to do the work to gather all the required information. Obviously it would need re
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by 2474 8y ago
To add to this. For beginners it can be a pain to learn how to set your environment up to even begin developing. https://codepen.io/ is a great place for front-end developers to hone their skills without having to worry abo
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by 2474 8y ago
Ah, that is a bummer. My high school allowed us to take PE in the summer, for a couple weeks. It was only, maybe, a few hours a day. That way when school started we already had credit for it and none of us smelled awful (well most of us any
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by 2474 8y ago
Wait, I don't have integrity if I stand up against something, anonymously or not, I believe is wrong? The employees calling for the hiring of people with "integrity" have been drinking the Kool-aid. Bosworth can say what he w
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by 2474 8y ago
Like andkon said, convince me that your product is something I need or compel me to need it. I might hit your landing page with little to no prior information. If I can't be convinced your product is worth my time, does price even matt
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by 2474 8y ago
I don't watch much TV or streaming services but I do appreciate a funny advertisement[1] when I see it. Granted it never makes me want to purchase the product. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TaldfjkrHy4 Yes, I hav
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by 2474 8y ago
Ask him. https://www.dalbertbv.com/about/
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by 2474 8y ago
Thanks for the insight jsight. I sure hope engineers wouldn't use it. To be fair, it has been a few years since I took the survey so I can't recall if it mentioned what the data was used for. I don't know enough about machine
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by 2474 8y ago
I wondered the same thing on the following thread, posted about a month ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16477295 I believe some manufacturers will take entire responsibility while in some cases it's the perso
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by 2474 8y ago
Thanks for mentioning what that dilemma was called. For those interested here is an interesting article about the Trolley Problem. https://www.currentaffairs.org/2017/11/the-trolley-problem-w...
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by 2474 8y ago
This reminds me of a survey I had taken. I can't remember the survey publisher but it was related to self-driving vehicles. You were presented two pictures (e.g. a picture of school kids crossing a crosswalk and the other a picture of
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by 2474 8y ago
I #deletedFacebook a decade ago. I've been more than fine, as will everyone.
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by 2474 9y ago
Yes, obviously do not try this unless you have tremendous electrical engineering knowledge. However, I do give kudos in finding a DIY solution to reuse what would likely just become waste in some landfill.
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by 2474 9y ago
What about Jacob Barnett? He is very young but currently doing research at Perimeter Institute.
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by 2474 9y ago
Agreed
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by 2474 9y ago
Nice clean lines. Dig it!
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by 2474 9y ago
Thanks for sharing, qubex. While I can understand opening up to friends and family about getting a tattoo can be hard or embarrassing I am glad you are beginning to do so. I am sure you don't need my advice but if it helps just remembe
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by 2474 9y ago
I think people overthink tattoos. I believe it's perfectly fine to get tattoos of things that have always meant something to you, meant something for you for a short period, or don't mean anything to you at all. I think people get
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by 2474 9y ago
There was no assumption. Just a simple question. If we are using assumptions, I assume it won't be as easy for the courts to handle initially as you suggest. It's a newer technology therefore there won't be any/many prec
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by 2474 9y ago
Thanks, fitzroy. That is interesting I'll have to read more about this. It's just my opinion but at this time I can't see self-driving vehicles as a viable option for anyone. It just seems like another layer of complexity add

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