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by AYBABTME 3y ago
You don't need the maritime dish, the 500$ one does it. The power consumption is <100W continuous, I would be surprised if cruise ships can't deal with that. I'll admit idk anything about rooms with patios vs not. It just
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
And people can be fooled into making dirty jokes (that's what she said). A pointless endeavour to solve a problem that shouldn't be solved.
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
Actually I'm not sure it's clear which is worse.
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
This type of infra only makes sense when you have Scaling People Problems to solve using technical solutions. Say you're MSFT and you need to let thousands of people of various skillset and skill levels, ship locally useful software at
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
It's not 2500$ for the normal dish, and you just set it up on the patio on its legs. 250$/m for fast internet at sea is a freaking modern miracle as far as I'm concerned.
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
What would stop you from bringing your own Starlink dish? Unless the ship travels too fast and you need to upgrade your service level for in-movement service, it would work.
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
You can turn on a toggle and it works offshore, for extra money. You can also pay for the full mobile thing. There's a bunch of tiers now, the most expensive ones allow coverage offshore.
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
Depends where they are I guess. At sea there's not much network contention so performance is good in my experience.
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
Starlink works incredibly well for my friends aboard their yachts. I think this is truly and amazingly a solved problem, as incredible as it looks to write this today.
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
The loud "pops" at superchargers and when driving after supercharging surprised me for a while. I would stop to look under the car if I had hit something. The pops while charging are sort of self-explanatory, but those while drivi
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
I find it confusing why the first type of AI "safety" is being focused on so much. A reasonable person will know that a tool like AI can spit out none-politically-correct things, and that reasonable person should shrug it off. But
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
Posted without any explanation or context.
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
It seems to me that in the grand scheme of things, this firing will be a side note. The people with the knowledge continue to exist, and the cat is out now. Everybody knows about the huge potential that's ripe for pickings in this fiel
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
How do the other everything apps do it then? Kakao and Naver are working just fine on my iPhone.
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
Perhaps you're right, but their entire business plan is premised on you being wrong, so it sounds like there's at least some informed people who disagree: them. Personally I have no clue.
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
It has a lot of users that keep using it, despite all the fud saying otherwise. And they're shipping more features than before, and experimenting more. So it's bound to either die violently or eventually find another growth engine
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
It's not just "restructuring" a business that's a 501(c)3... to make it a golden goose for MSFT. The whole thing was created to avoid one of Big Tech having a monopoly on AI, and it turns into Big Tech having a monopoly.
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
What kind of recourse do the banks have, in practical terms? My bet is that taking any action is just going to materialize their loss, and inaction and cutting X some/a lot of slack will allow them to perhaps not lose as much in the lo
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
> Apple is happy compromising the mental health of young people Dramatic exaggeration and attribution of evil intent is counterproductive and disingenuous.
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
It'll be a good day when everyone stops giving in to these ransom seeking parasites. I wonder how hard law enforcement goes looking for them? They're taking society hostage left and right.
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
I tried with French/Korean and it yielded nothing. However we have two kids and gave them similar-ish sounding names that are both common/hard to mistake/unambiguous in each languages: - Mireille / 미래 (Mirea/Mil
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
It's not a given that "the actual function of government responsible to the poorest people" should be the true purpose and focus of government. I would assume that your discontentment is a result of misalignment between what
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
It doesn't need to solve everything for everyone if it succeeds in reducing road congestion by being accessible by 95% of the population. Also strollers are much easier with elevators, but they're not impossible to use with escala
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
Tesla may be facing headwinds, but reality is these legacy car maker's products are just not competitive with Tesla. Many are going to die in the transition, as they can't make a great all integrated product. They just don't
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
It's a pretty clunky story to use an adapter.
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
Repair costs are high when you need to repair them, but you basically never need to repair them, so in my book it's a wash. I've had two EVs now and never had to bring any of them to the shop. No oil change, nothing. I'm gues
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
Interest rates went way up, those who wanted an EV urgently mostly got one, and the rest of the market is going to temporarily suffer from the NACS transition. Manufacturers selling EVs without NACS should really commit to a retrofit progra
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
I found it strange how little chargers there are in eastern Canada last time I went. In the US West Coast, smallish towns have one or two Tesla supercharger. I rented a Tesla in Quebec last summer and the supercharger stations were quite fa
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
There's standard rules for car travel expenses, I don't see why not do the same for offices. People don't expense their Dodge Charger's gas bill, they expense standard reasonable fixed rate. Working from home isn't
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
It's a small expense for employers, and can be a real difference in costs for the employee. I don't think you're correct. If I spend 100% more on heating everyday because I work from home so need to heat 24/7, that'

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