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Sometimes the decision to move to a bigger car is triggered by roads that have been deteriorating as a result of aging infrastructure. My decision to move up to a larger car with bigger tires is based on my experience of Bay Area roads.
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by 1-6 3y ago
Although nice in practice but I’ve seen some Jeeps and Hyundai Konas with lights that look upside down (LED daytime lights on top, halogens on the bottom). All I can say is that they look ugly.
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by 1-6 3y ago
Sometimes it seems plausible given the lame design decisions that occur. It would be easy to detect such anomalies by looking at employees with previous experience with Microsoft and then look at their track record.
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by 1-6 3y ago
Speaking of patents, it’s just a matter of time before AI will be used by patent trolls to create permutation upon permutations of ideas and have them filed.
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by 1-6 3y ago
I’d rather have auto manufacturers figure out creative solutions to this problem rather than screw up auto designs for generations because of some broad-sweeping regulation.
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by 1-6 3y ago
Honda has been pioneering lower front-end vehicles for years now. It's up to auto manufacturers to agree upon common bumper to bumper height so vehicles can sustain collisions. Beside the overall looks, safety-wise, when I look at Cybe
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by 1-6 3y ago
Let's not forget that the narrative behind scarcity will also drive prices.
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by 1-6 3y ago
OPEC knew this for ages.
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by 1-6 3y ago
I'm surprised that Seagate has consistently kept its 'slightly less reliable' crown after all these years. It's like the student who copies the 'A' student's exam. They'll purposefully get a couple of
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by 1-6 3y ago
My simple rule still stands even after 20 years: Avoid Seagate.
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by 1-6 3y ago
If only there were such a thing as a gas-based heat pump. It would be a hybrid of electrical motors but the cold element would be heated with gas.
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by 1-6 3y ago
But latency matters
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by 1-6 3y ago
Which country has the more talented group of hackers?
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by 1-6 3y ago
Perhaps going forward, it’s better to create an Ai gap as opposed to a real Air gap
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https://www.nfa.go.kr/nfa/news/firenews/disasterNews/?mode=v... https://m.yna.co.kr/amp/view/AKR20231108062151052 Looks like he was from the company of the said machine. The ma
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by 1-6 3y ago
Yup, same in Korean. You’ll hear lots of adults say the blue grass or blue light (for traffic signals).
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by 1-6 3y ago
That’s why there’s so much hands and fingers involved. Low volume, high price items usually involve lots of short but concentrated spurts of human labor. I bet more mainstream rice cookers are built with more machines.
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by 1-6 3y ago
Not big but Zojirushi is a big brand and not making a top-of-the-line rice cooker will slowly diminish its reputation from the likes of Cuckoo, Tiger, Aroma, or Midea. I bet margins are getting razor thin and Zojirushi only has their brand
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by 1-6 3y ago
Smokes, some people really take their rice seriously.
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by 1-6 3y ago
“Neuro Fuzzy” was an AI marketing term that was built into rice cookers for ages. I highly doubt AI has gotten that much advanced in cookers since the 90’s.
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by 1-6 3y ago
Idemitsu oil refinery also is suspiciously suspect.
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by 1-6 3y ago
I wonder what happens when car companies increasingly connect their vehicles to cell towers?
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GDPR has ruined the web experience
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I read virtual cores on a Processor, got excited for a bit but realized it’s not the same as a soft core processor. I hope FPGAs take off one day and software can compile hyper-optimized processors that do very specialized tasks.
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by 1-6 3y ago
“It’s better to be an optimist who is sometimes wrong than a pessimist who is almost always right” Mark Twain
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Sometimes I wonder if Okta’s 5% layoff in 2023Q1 can leave security holes. The savings from layoffs is certainly not worth a stock plunge. Edit: Headline needs to desensetionalaze a bit. -11.57% isn’t too bad.
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When property like this goes underwater, it starts the clock for how long people can wait things out while staying solvent. The exponential rise in property prices have helped people stay calm but I think there’s a lot more pain ahead.
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Pi is over overrated. Check out Tau instead: tauday.com
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While looking at hexagonal grids, check out the news about the aperiodic monotile: https://mathworld.wolfram.com/AperiodicMonotile.html
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Perhaps we're dealing with a situation where the hindsight is clearer than activity in the moment. Not defending Rite Aid but when a drug prescribed by a doctor flows into the system, that's fulfillment of an order to me and I&#x2

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