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by BluSyn 4y ago
What an incredibly biased article. CEO's always talk positively about their company and roadmap. So by this logic any executive who sells stock at any time must be engaged in a pump and dump? It's sad people eat up such clickbait
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by BluSyn 4y ago
I don't recall Tesla ever saying they were producing Optimus as a product any time soon. He's said prototype demo later this year. A prototype is very far from a finished product. As a product businesses/consumers can buy,
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by BluSyn 4y ago
Good question. Best guess: Better EMI shielding on newer products / different cell frequencies on newer phones. Perhaps combination of both?
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by BluSyn 4y ago
It's fascinating to think there's so little we really know of our own planet. Our knowledge about the inner workings of Earth's core are all from indirect measurements, and there's a fundamental limit to the resolution o
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by BluSyn 4y ago
I use JS/TS every day. I tried to understand the intricacies in module/import issues. Just reading about it gave me a headache, and tempted me to just rewrite my entire project in Rust. I'm still tempted some days. It's
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by BluSyn 4y ago
You can't compare absolute numbers of deaths in a year vs. number of cars sold in that year. Safety is calculated as injuries per miles driven. For death rate, it is usually shown as deaths per 100k miles driven. Vehicles sold here is
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by BluSyn 4y ago
The chart is obviously misleading. More volume would mean fewer deaths PER miles driven, but this is showing absolute numbers of deaths for ONLY electric models. Volvo has many more models besides EVs. The chart would be fair if all models
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by BluSyn 4y ago
Agreed about Fastmail. Very happy with switching over. I also tried ProtonMail before switching to Fastmail. I liked some of the security advantages of PM, but being forced to use their client due to E2E was too difficult in the long run. I
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by BluSyn 4y ago
Could latency/time-of-flight threshold be reduced to determine proximity? Requires very accurate clocks on both ends, and support in the wireless cards. Apple developed something similar for Apple Watch unlock on MacOS [1]. [1] https:
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by BluSyn 4y ago
Doesn’t require phone? Supported by desktop browsers also. Third party “auth managers” should be possible — likely integrated into existing password managers?
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by BluSyn 5y ago
Innovation largely comes from contrarians. If HN is polarized on a topic, to me that just signals it's probably worth MORE attention, not less. From that perspective, overwhelming negative comments are a useful data point.
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by BluSyn 5y ago
I checked mine, and I see lots of mention of "Siri" (TEXT TO SPEECH, FIND MY, etc). Seems most likely this is A/B testing for ML models, such as those for Siri and Photos analysis? That's my best guess. Since Siri and Ph
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by BluSyn 5y ago
I'm hoping future Apple chips have AV1 decode support as well. If Intel, Google, Qualcomm, and Apple all add AV1 support in hardware, it would become the gold standard as far as codecs go. Right now it's all a mixed bag.
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by BluSyn 5y ago
I actually agree with you in general. > "Don't believe the evidence in front of you! 'Think for yourself' and 'Make up your own reality!'" I never said this. Evidence is very important. Notably Mick Wes
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by BluSyn 5y ago
Unfortunately, radar data - from all the incidents in question - will never be released, as the hardware involved is highly classified. We only get footage from the IR camera because the IR tech is not "classified" (basically off-
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by BluSyn 5y ago
FYI, Mick West is not an "expert". He has no experience with military hardware. Everyone involved in the incident, or has background knowledge of the classified details, says there are multiple sensors confirming the footage, in
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by BluSyn 5y ago
Is it weird that I'm insanely excited about Oxide as a product, even though I have absolutely no need or use case for it?
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by BluSyn 5y ago
SoftBank is desperate for capital due to recent bad bets. ARM is one of the most valuable assets they have. As for ARM itself, this probably isn't the best path forward, and neither option would even be considered if it weren't fo
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by BluSyn 5y ago
Website got hugged to death? Archive link: https://web.archive.org/web/20220109194733/https://keckobser...
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by BluSyn 5y ago
Taking your analogy: that doesn't make going to bowling alley as an evil alternative to video games? We should all acknowledge that's a straw-man argument. But this is the kind of argument you hear against PoW. For all we know the
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by BluSyn 5y ago
We're seeing the fruits of years of relentless climate narratives connecting all energy usage to pollution, and therefore all energy consumption (for any purpose) is considered inherently evil. Does that mean everyone who plays video g
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by BluSyn 5y ago
I have an early build 2018 Model 3 Performance. I have experienced almost zero quality issues. I use Autopilot frequently and have experienced phantom braking maybe 5 times ever in 3+ years, and certainly isn't a deal-breaker. In fact
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by BluSyn 5y ago
I see a lot of pessimism in the comments. But I think this is a great step in the right direction. Other companies should take note. More of this, please!
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by BluSyn 5y ago
Unlocking through the app requires server and phone cell signal. Phone (Blutooth) unlocking and key card unlocking do NOT require connectivity. That would be dumb, phone cell signal doesn't work everywhere. Source: I have a Model 3, an
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by BluSyn 5y ago
I'm also confused. The TOML example is way easier for me to understand. It's clearly very subjective.
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by BluSyn 5y ago
Is this easily reproducible? Not sure how widespread this problem is. I have viewed 4k HDR content on YouTube in Safari AND Chrome several times. It was the first thing I did when I received my 16" M1 Pro. And I have not experienced
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by BluSyn 5y ago
This channel also has a teardown of the 140W power brick with USB 3.1 PD. It's Apple's first GaN charger. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKs9Sf84UTE Surprising amount of engineering goes into these devices. This
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Teardown of Apple's new USB-C to MagSafe 3 (140W) cable [video](youtube.com)
5 points by BluSyn 5y ago|1 comments
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by BluSyn 5y ago
It does.
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by BluSyn 5y ago
The point of my comment was the warn against such an outcome. I thought that was obvious. If the alternative is bankruptcy, large companies will do just about anything to survive it.

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