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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
Just in case you're like "Why does this look familiar?" https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/frekvens-portable-speaker-black... https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/frekvens-spea
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
In fairness, how would people even react? Almost all major TV platforms have ads and all of this is on products long after sale. If everyone is guilty, how does anyone get punished?
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
Ehhh, I don't agree. Like at all. If they had a 2D text input they wouldn't be able to do momentum in swiping as well as horizontal (side effect of the horrible remote), but more importantly, the primary text input on Apple TV is
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
Lol Sony just pushed an update to the homescreen of android TVs that pushes ads for shows and services on the very top of the screen.
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
Reminds me of this very controversial but incredible talk by @DHH of Basecamp/Hey: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MlhAkNWC1qo&lc=Ugiz_Gf7IfVGP... Things that don't require scale require a VERY different line
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
More than 90% of devs ship an app with no-to few downloads. Just the top 1000 apps are probably 99% of all profits on the play store.
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
Chips don't really work like that. 99% of the cost is in R&D and factory development then the cost per chip is pretty low, you just have to average in the R&D cost right? Apple sells ~ 200M units every year and prior developmen
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
And that is even a bit of a high risk guess, probably closer to 2025. But yeah, pretty much. Is Intel even looking into Mbcfet?
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
I have a Pi4 set up to do this with a cheap Walmart portable SSD, it all has been far more reliable and faster than microSD.
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
Yes.
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
Could any of these items be used to prosecute VPN providers?
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
The Statement I was making is that the new iPad does not use that cable, it uses USB-C, meaning that a person who buys the iPad Air 2020 and then sees that they can use the cheaper Pencil 1 with it might be weirded out by the idea that you
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
So now the design of the pencil, designed to be plugged straight into the iPad now has users dragging around an adapter, an additional cable (not included with either product) and the pencil that does not store on the device. Pretty clearly
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
The First Gen is not just as good. It has longer latency, no tap sensor, worse ergonomics and critically: no mount magnet or wireless charging. The lightning connector for charging would plug...where? Type C iPads support Pencil 2, Lightnin
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
That update basically wasn't one. The A12Z is a binned A12X from the 2018 model and the Lidar sensor is the single other change. It's basically a 2018 Pro.
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
Wouldn't it be possible to use a subsonic inlet but design the intake to allow for air to become super sonic in the flow?
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
A typical helicopter has a motor between the body and the blades. Imagine using a screw gun. When you go to tighten a screw, equal force is imparted back on your hand because it's using your hand to push against. These designs have the
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
Honestly makes a lot of sense. Might be possible do do it as a ram jet too, that would get you a lot of efficiency upsides. Typical jet engines probably wouldn't work well however due to force but you get a fuel feed upside from the
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
That article is incredibly insane and use of it clearly invalidates any other statement you made here. It even goes as far to basically blame the poor for their own poverty. It makes zero consideration for the higher health care costs or ge
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
So I actually had a health-related bankruptcy. 1: Your insurance is tied to your employer but you can also get insurance on the private market. Generally Employer insurance is much much cheaper as the employer can negotiate with a large num
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
Which also means that most machines will not see any numbers mentioned here.
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
Somehow I already knew it would be the Doug video coming into it, he is fantastic and such a great guy too! However, the Countach is where it is at. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOQC24gAghE
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
Allow me to place this in the form of reality: We would have to drill/ replace/ rip up thousands of sidewalks to add chargers to every parking spot (or even most). But the issue isn't about tech. I'm saying the infrastru
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
They were comparing the Bolt pretty unfairly, the Bolt has great range and doesn't suffer from any of the issues with the E-Golf.
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
In America this would require some pretty high-level rework of how city infrastructure works.
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
I mean...not really. The Bolt has more than twice the range and the Chassis was clearly developed further for the Bolt. I'm not saying it's fantastic, I'm just saying that it's definitely closer than the E-Golf.
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
E-Golf is a really bad example as it's an old, ICE-based platform that is replaced by the ID 3. The current Leaf, Bolt, or ID 3 are much better examples. But you are right about the $30K line. I don't think Tesla will touch sub
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
Bigger problem: More than half of Americans do not have a garage to park their car in to charge. Fast charging is great for road trips but it's got nothing on gas fill ups..yet.
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
Whats interesting is that they are focusing on the current Model S and zero mention of the 3, which has a significantly better efficiency due (in addition to the smaller size, admit-ably) to the fact that the newer 3 design, powertrain, and
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
TDD is mostly about writing tests first. I don't think this is stating that tests shouldn't be written, just that the TDD approach of writing tests then basing your code around fulfilling those tests is dying.

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