jareklupinski

that's fine; the issues that electric cars are trying to solve in congested urban areas aren't as prevalent in rural areas, where diesel engines are still going to be doing most of the work anyway

> why countries don't simply block facebook

because everyone currently in power has used it to get there

why would they block their best weapon?

none of them seem to be shareholders :(

you've never purchased something, then had someone question that purchase? the reflex to defend yourself, even knowing an action is morally wrong, is very strong, and we need to find a better way to help these people divest without losing "face"

> a $60k wedding

:/

> You know what to do.

create a twitter profile called fastenergy24_2 and insult the chancellor?

nothing to see here; orbit on

i wish i could fix The Sun clock on Broadway and Chambers

it's literally kittycorner from City Hall, and hasn't been running for a while...

i'd do it for free if i knew who to even bother about getting up into it

> Literally every marketing $ spent on him that ultimately reached my eyeballs was entirely wasted by the sponsors

eh, i'll bet there is a single person that read your comment and had no idea who that creator was, searched for their name, watched their videos, and eventually bought something

second- and third-order derivatives of a social impulse are difficult to track

duolingo seems to have figured out how to get people to drop what they're doing to perform a task

is there like a duolingo for books

like a bookmark that annoys you if you havent moved it in too long

yea a free candy bar for kids every 50 days for just reading sounds great

torrent some popular movies on an American home ISP and you may get some nasty letters too

every economy protects its crown jewels to a degree which seems excessive to its neighbors

> by the likes of Amazon, and they usually pick a time when I'm trying to order something quick

they have an algorithm that can predict the likeliest moment you'll not see or panic-hit the "ok" button in haste

> "pinky promise, but with a label."

and that label is "pending litigation"

> Its unique power of self-healing and course correction is what makes it great

is it because each batch of immigrants is always rehabilitating it :3

(second gen)

it's already taking me a lot of time to 'translate' the architecture diagram in my head to something that i can type for an ai, likely losing fidelity on the way

just let me TRON into the machine and show them all how it's done :D

> a viable desktop replacement.

xerox intentionally replicated what the typical office desk 'experience' looked like to create the 'the desktop'; this approach either isn't possible or just hasn't been explored by someone with a headset on

maybe we just need to think of work differently to be productive in an enviornment where we sacrificed horizontal and vertical fidelity for a third dimension?

3d desktops? workframes?

makes me think of https://accelareader.com/

those LookUp Tables are the most difficult thing to get from a display manufacturer; never thought to let an AI tune one itself using image feedback, incredible!

that space is probably sold to the same ad network by both OSs

that's interesting too! i can visualize clearly, but have _terrible_ artistic skills; nothing in my head can make it out unless through CAD :)

interesting! i always have to 'see myself' in my head to answer those kinds of questions

how is your proprioception? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proprioception

e.g. if you put your hand behind your back and move it up and down randomly, then stop suddenly, can you tell if it's stopped closer to your legs than your neck?

i cant think of a better test for it :( (clinicians?)

yea but so comfortable :(

no other shoe could carry my feet for miles with no outwardly visible branding

if not yet then it may be achievable:

https://www.guru3d.com/story/nvidia-dgx-spark-achieves-175-f...

> thought the guns were real, called the cops, and the cops screwed up and shot one of the kids?

you dont need a Waymo for that :(

> extreme success of any kind to tip someone into a kind of religious psychosis, a belief that one is some kind of main character in history or possessed of a divine mandate.

there was a part in Wolf of Wall Street where the main character mentions that money not only allows you to buy better food, buy better cars, buy better clothes, but also allows you to buy better friends, buy better politicians...

obvs didnt turn out the way they intended, and money isnt the only way to shape history, but it seems to make things easier (for a short while at least (until the next guy with money pays to undo yours))

.. i guess money is a cheap moat haha..

> The problem is the the unpredictability, because there are plenty of catastrophic results too, and we don't really know why.

i can think of a way to find out :)

we'll have to take it in stages https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clinical_trial

unfortunately for me at least the handwriting recognition still seems to be at the "Eat Up, Martha" phase https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlG_uEd1we0

this basically vindicates everyone who has a streaming account _and_ feels like everything they say "suddenly pops up in an online ad the next day"