I was sure from the title that this was a reinforcement learning agent set up to train itself to play Doom...

Really nice eye-tracking compilation of an experienced rider on track: https://youtu.be/4gNbuMQTRaU

Tires affect a vehicle's performance more than any other component. It's worth buying good ones. A shame more people don't put the thought and money in.

macbook air

home theater projector: http://goo.gl/S9siD

apple wireless keyboard and trackpad with tray: http://www.hekseskudd.com/

nice couch, good speakers

the iphone app "nomis" does this well: http://www.nomisapp.com/

I think desks in general stopped being ideal after the switch away from writing on paper. Nothing new has caught on and it's quite unfortunate.

I like to work with a keyboard on my lap, and there are so few good options for it that it's incredible. My requirements are:

- some access to the mouse pointer. 1% of my usage still requires it. - shallow keys (like the apple keyboard). This is just preference. - apple cmd and option keys. - no numpad. - wireless and usable at up to 10 feet or so.

Doesn't sound crazy right? The only decent quality keyboard that meets those requirements is the Logitech diNovo Edge... the design of which I find just cheezy enough that I'm not into it.

I'd easily pay $200 for the right keyboard, but it just doesn't exist. In the meantime, I'm stuck using one of these: http://www.hekseskudd.com/products/abidextrous-wooden-tray-f...

K&R, but technically more like 1TBS (as described on Wikipedia).

I'm not sure I agree with the author, but Apple doesn't really need to make easy-to-use desktop operating systems any more. That's what the iPad is for.

Try Vimium: http://vimium.github.com/

That is cool. I tried it when I used Chrome (and got a feature request added IIRC).

But what I meant would be built in and more structurally aware than a top-level link-clicker / scroller.

motorcycle tires