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421.
by 05 7y ago
US has a lot of rich old gullible people speaking the same language. Central Europe doesn't, so it's not as cost effective to target. It doesn't help that you can hire a lot of English speaking people for pennies in India to
422.
by 05 7y ago
Given a LiDAR of a sufficient range, freeway driving is a solved problem. Google did it in 2013.
423.
by 05 7y ago
Apple version[0], Microsoft's take [1], related research by Google [2]. My Google keywords were 'smartphone keyboard dynamic touch targets' btw. [0] https://www.cnet.com/news/iphone-keyboard-learns-what-y
424.
by 05 7y ago
Those 5% have larger radius of gyration than the brain, though..
425.
by 05 7y ago
Using underlying non-hardened OS libraries will open your browser to numerous exploits, see e.g. IE’s WMF vulns [0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Metafile_vulnerability
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by 05 8y ago
Self-reported? Asking questions sure is cheaper than doing fMRI scans, but cultural differences might result in significantly higher noise, making different generations’ and countries’ results uncomparable.
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by 05 8y ago
Those who forget history are condemned to repeat it
428.
by 05 8y ago
MCAS is not an anti-stall system, it’s a way to change stick forces by trimming the horizontal stabilizer - the surface with most control authority. There’s no evidence it has ever prevented a single stall or even activated properly, but th
429.
by 05 8y ago
MCAS is not an ‘anti-stall system’, it’s a cheap type certification compliance hack
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by 05 8y ago
Because of the nose up elevator.. Here's the explanation in one picture: [1] Here's the article the picture came from: [2] [1] https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-6c8hfXS8WO4/XKd93voscrI/AAAAAAAAF... [2] https
431.
by 05 8y ago
You can connect a Bluetooth Magic Trackpad 2 to your MBP :)
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by 05 8y ago
People aren't generally fond of sharing their intimate encounters with a sex toy [1]. Some types might even need cameras, and that's definitely not flying.. How are you going to develop and improve the product if you can't co
433.
by 05 8y ago
In a worst case scenario Tesla can veer into a concrete lane divider and kill you in under a second. I don't think Boeing comes anywhere close to that timescale. I don't think it's reasonable to expect a person monitoring the
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by 05 8y ago
Training in simulators costs money. Just flying doesn’t prepare you for dealing with these rare situations, because most of it is autopilot/by the book.
435.
by 05 8y ago
The cells are welded together with contact strips, you need a spot welder to rebuild a pack. Making cells removable isn’t economic, because vibration resistant electrical connections are not cheap.
436.
by 05 8y ago
Neatos don’t have a real ToF LiDAR in them - they use triangulation to estimate distance. Those don’t work well outside or at long ranges. https://www.diva-portal.org/smash/get/diva2:995686/FULLTEXT0...
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by 05 8y ago
Nope, STM32F3 family and higher has it, though (Cortex-M4f) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/STM32#Overview
438.
by 05 8y ago
And how much is $2/mo when adjusted from local income/cost of living to US standards?
439.
by 05 8y ago
> but you'd need a unique credit card per entry What could go wrong?.. Aside from the obvious stolen CC#, there are legitimate services that provide you with a disposable per transaction card number..
440.
by 05 8y ago
SPI chips are unreasonably expensive per MB compared to NAND, some reasons on why: https://electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/32200/why-is...
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by 05 8y ago
Nope, they mean there's no flash memory available on the resource constrained device to store megabytes of useless runtime. Routers/other IOT Linux devices regularly use SPI ROM chips sized 4MB..16MB, you can't just install a
442.
by 05 8y ago
If the bottleneck is encryption speed, then you can definitely improve perf by spreading packets across the cores. Inter-core synch isn’t that expensive, and 12us is 24000 cycles on a 2GHz CPU. cmpxchg costs ~20 cycles ( https://s
443.
by 05 8y ago
> The only way to configure this however is using the Apple Configurator tool and create a custom profile. 'Activate on demand' is just a checkbox in WireGuard app settings on iOS, so apparently it's only the built-in VPN
444.
by 05 8y ago
'less' with 29 minute ping is no fun..
445.
by 05 8y ago
Compared to RDP, Apple’s remote screen sharing is a laggy buggy joke. Still works better than the Linux one, though..
446.
by 05 8y ago
A Hall sensor is 10¢, you’ve overpaid 100x for a brand name part :)
447.
by 05 8y ago
The obvious reason is that any local browser config pages cannot be SSL protected because the device can not provide a valid certificate for 192.168.0.33 or chromecast.local Phone app can use a custom TLS CA to make sure the stick was produ
448.
by 05 8y ago
So, send ten emails and your smartphone battery is dead?
449.
by 05 8y ago
iphone 3G had a plastic back and a metal border around the screen, I never managed to break the screen with all the falls onto the pavement. iPhones 8/X have glass(!) backs. Broken phones sell more phones, making a sturdier phone is th
450.
by 05 8y ago
Just test/calibrate them outside (400-ish ppm). Even if absolute measurements are bogus, they should do just fine to figure out whether it’s time to open the window..

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