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Comment #31299535
Just have only one person wearing a camera and blindfold, and the other watching a tv feed. Watching someone else's VR view on a TV isn't too bad.
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Comment #27119597
I wonder how much they offered shotwell to jump ship?
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Comment #27110345
Two groups can be very different without a clear line delineating them.
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Comment #26598427
That 2.5TWh is probably an hour of active daytime usage though, no?
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Comment #26503906
"Commemorative Coin" would be a better name than NFT, fitting in nicely with the crypto coin nature.
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Comment #26493731
We will (already do) have robotic weapons. Building robotic soldiers would be pretty pointless. A prime example of trying to remake a process with new tech rather than redesigning …
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Comment #26493714
The cost of manufacturing millions of soldiers would be incomprehensibly expensive, require decades of prep time, and have so many possible points of catastrophic failure that you'…
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Comment #26451115
As a non physicist, this always seemed to be the most logical explanation of the double slit experiment. The particle by default carries out all possible variations weighted by the…
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Comment #26427951
Everytime UBI comes up I see a slew of common arguments about inflation and rents. I think those are debateable. But globalism isn't. If everyone gets some money for free, the cost…
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Comment #26298934
Why would grade school kids have access to their college funds?
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Comment #26094511
When I closed the tab, I continued seeing the effect on HN for a minute. Very unpleasant.
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Comment #26094405
I mean it depends on what you replace it with. Sales tax on basic necessities is regressive. Real estate tax, not so much. Capital gains tax definitely not.
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Comment #25971713
Romantic, but you might feel differently if your view of the stars was obscured first by smog before light.
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Comment #25886581
Nobody really doubts that some art fails because its just not good. Differentiating art that is technically superb to art that really resonates is a more interesting conversation. …
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Comment #25875086
I'd wonder how evictions have affected this. What's your disposable income if your rent is $1,000 per month but you just don't pay it?
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Comment #25874856
Fewer articles shown is probably correct. But more clickbaity sounds more likely to me.
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Comment #25720458
The new Georgia senator is the youngest elected senator since Biden. That was... an odd factoid to take in for me.
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Comment #25674395
My impression is that aside from some crazies who generally get downvoted unilaterally, you rarely see antagonistic opposition to saying Tesla is overvalued. This doesn't hold if y…
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Comment #25531085
It's often the case that the UIs are, in universe, not useable by non-experts too. People who don't regularly use the tech are often baffled by its apparent complexity if they need…
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Comment #25494970
I don't know if I agree that a restaurant selling artisinal cheeses should be held to different standards than the lowest common denominator of nutrient gruel restauranteers.
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Comment #25468001
I played a bit of Witcher 3 on switch. It had a lot of very obvious graphical weaknesses. As someone who does some game dev, it was pretty poor. But also, that's fine. Most people …
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Comment #25461891
This feels like a poor analogy though. Throws are part of the game design. What's being talked about is more like exploiting a glitch. The glitch may truly be unfair and not part o…
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Comment #25254668
> Speculating on whether the paintings had a sacred or other purpose, he said: “It’s interesting to see that many of these large animals appear surrounded by small men with their a…
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Comment #25145892
This is a good point. If you sprinkle one donut in a dozen, the average (mean) donut has few sprinkles or (median) no sprinkles. But the average sprinkle is nearby many, many sprin…
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Comment #25110834
Were fruits the thing most commonly cut out of your diet though? Most people (Americans at least) don't eat that much fruit, but eat a lot of fructose from other sources.