Jamerson

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by Jamerson 8y ago
The people who want to increase housing don't ever bring up either the infrastructure of the city or the effect of urban density on communities. They just want to live close to work. Soon, I'm sure, the capacity will increase and
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by Jamerson 8y ago
Good. You can't always fix housing demand with increase in supply. The streets and sidewalks and parking don't increase when the buildings get taller. After living in NYC for 11 years, I can tell you that just adding housing makes
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by Jamerson 8y ago
Do all these seem low contrast? I find it hard to believe that he painted down in value like this constantly. He'd have to mix every color with grey. It seems much more likely to be a weird photography setup.
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by Jamerson 8y ago
How about slowly replacing brain cells with synthetic ones while maintaining the consciousness in place?
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by Jamerson 8y ago
This article defines stereotypes as "unfair" categorization. That is far different than knowing the fact that groups have traits, and that categorization comes from these observed traits. Of course individuals stand out, that does
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by Jamerson 8y ago
We need to stop basing education on submission and obedience. Asians are successful students, but they struggle to build startup cultures in their countries. Edit: Downvote me all you want. I'm an educator who has toured schools in Asi
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by Jamerson 8y ago
This reads like an onion article. I'll take free market capitalism and any government over socialism. These people represent a kind of "democracy" that wants to threaten Capitalism, which is the real danger.
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by Jamerson 8y ago
Wow, $600.
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by Jamerson 8y ago
If you're making 2D things, like blueprints for a human to make something, SketchUp isn't as useful. I admit, I haven't tried it in a few years, but when I did before its fundamental purpose was almost polar opposite to my ne
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by Jamerson 8y ago
It would be a long shot. But until something changes, Autodesk is just going to keep layering tools, buttons, and menus on top of each other. It's such a rubber band ball now, they would have to start over to make something efficient.
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by Jamerson 8y ago
AutoCAD is vast, recursive, and bloated. I really hope someone comes out with a lightweight version that does less, better.