DaggerDagger

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by DaggerDagger 7y ago
Robot on a stick doesn't do alot. I speak from experience using a telepresence robot at work to interact with my boss. It's basically a walking tablet that can't really navigate because it's wrapped in a consumer toy gra
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by DaggerDagger 7y ago
Let's be real. It wouldn't be that surprising given how the world actually works. Assuming you aren't an oligarch.
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by DaggerDagger 8y ago
Surprisingly progressive. This is because they don't have debtors prison?
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by DaggerDagger 8y ago
Hey just a reminder the state is here to control you and protect property nothing more nothing less.
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by DaggerDagger 8y ago
Lets just say "problem solvers" and avoid the semantics. Problem solving is abstract reasoning. It requires flow state.
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by DaggerDagger 8y ago
Yeah. Feminism. Thrasher's bro boarding King of Road machismo is going to get old really fast. The moment someone starts a feminism skate mag I'll be all about it.
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by DaggerDagger 8y ago
I'm really excited about Godot. I started using it and saw the limits of the 3d stuff that is there right now but I'm excited to start using it when really good 3d animation libraries become available which seem to be lacking at t
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by DaggerDagger 9y ago
I agree, the Clathrate Gun is firing right now. So we're probably going on the Big Temperature Roller Coaster Ride anyway. So in that sense carbon neutral is probably okay in the long run if we all survive right?
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by DaggerDagger 9y ago
I agree. This is clearly how science should be done for the benefit of humanity. Closed access journals are the "property is theft" of scholarship. Being able to read papers and engage directly with the material is how innovation
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by DaggerDagger 9y ago
Do you think we asked the colleges to turn us into profit centers? College costs have gone up because bureuacracy has bloated. By the times undergrads figure it out it's too late. If you actually went to school to study and ended up in
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by DaggerDagger 9y ago
Name or Link?
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by DaggerDagger 9y ago
I'm offended by your complaints. See how quickly this gets out of hand.
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by DaggerDagger 9y ago
This whole comment reads like PLA astroturf.
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by DaggerDagger 9y ago
Oh man I forgot about Planetside 2! Super underrated, it came out in a huge FPS glut in the market. I dig huge combined arms stuff but man I used to die to snipers in that game so much haha.
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by DaggerDagger 9y ago
Even specifies "Uber" Eats. That's a CEO right there.
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by DaggerDagger 9y ago
Anybody who is interested in the numbers on this should checkout the work being done at drawdown.org. Afforestation is ranked #15 out of a list of solutions to reduce the carbon content of our atmosphere and reduce global warming. They have
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by DaggerDagger 9y ago
So every physical pen tester I know is a woman. Coincidence? Maybe....
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by DaggerDagger 9y ago
I think a lot of the commentary on Juicero misses the real skeleton in the closet. The product was designed to specifically to justify the business model of the DRM pulp packets and thus MRR for the purpose of revenue and growth. Everything
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by DaggerDagger 9y ago
I guess you like eating apples that taste like wood chips then. Organic is how farmers have been doing it for 10,000+ years of farming, the in-organic kind was invented in the last century by RoundUp and MiracleGro and friends. Pouring indu
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by DaggerDagger 9y ago
"cultural appropriation" is a joke. Culture IS appropriation. That's how you GET culture, is to get it from somewhere....as if white people are supposed to not embrace other things outside of their so called ancestry, which i
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by DaggerDagger 9y ago
Tripling the Outlier comment. They are current the best pants on the planet and I challenge any HN commenter to show me better technical biz casual slacks. I basically only wear Outlier, Duluth Trading Co, and Uniqlo. And nice shoes.
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by DaggerDagger 9y ago
INb4 people talk about $300 jeans. These are jeans you only have one pair of, that you wear EVERY DAY. They are worth it but it's like buying a nice sports car or nice purse. It's the same thing. Invest in what you use all the tim
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by DaggerDagger 9y ago
That's basically the Inventor's Curse summed up as well as could ever be. "The inventor is always cursed to invent something that is just as difficult to explain as it is to invent."
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by DaggerDagger 9y ago
Trees grow back, and so do forests. Let's focus on the plasticization of the oceans instead of the trees which grow in the ground. The Earth is mostly ocean and it's actually a good thing to cut down forests, it creates new opport
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by DaggerDagger 9y ago
You're missing the point. Currently capacitive touch interfaces require a grid of copper and an MCU. This new technique lets you add the interface to any object that will take a thin film spray, which is great! The same issues with fal
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by DaggerDagger 9y ago
Why? I think a company that sells products can just use their website, the #12 most visited website on the planet to announce it. The Steve Jobs style keynote is so gauche now, even Apple seems sort of clunky doing it. You can't do the
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by DaggerDagger 9y ago
Wow, this is great. So he took philosophy out of the normative, positivist, Hegelian world it was stuck in, pointlessly proving useless esoteric questions of logic, and applied it phenomenologically to the broad experience of human experien
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by DaggerDagger 9y ago
Agree agree. Misuse of resources is the key problem. New systems required.
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by DaggerDagger 9y ago
Black Swan fallacy. And I never claimed to be Malthusian so please leave your tar brush at home. Also you may note that my criticisms are aimed directly at the current broken systems under utilizing and abusing our agricultural and water re
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by DaggerDagger 9y ago
China's middle class will rise out of their oligarchy in the next 100 years and then you will have the largest cultural middle class cluster the world has ever seen. Then all that cheapo labor will come from somewhere else. I personall

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