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7y ago
I think the main advantage that Tesla brings to this effort is the fact that they are creating everything in house. This means that they can concentrate on how the system works together as a whole and not have to fight about interfaces bet
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These Are the Shades That Real Navy Pilots Prefer
(inc.com)
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7y ago
I use stickers to keep track of my laptop at airports. When you put your machine through the scanners you have to take it out of your bag which makes it look just like everyone else's Space Gray MBP. With some personal stickers on it
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7y ago
Wow, I just checked and you are absolutely correct. How is it this hard for companies to check the Apple HIG for this type of thing?
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Tesla and other EVs will be overtaken by hydrogen cars by 2030
(teslarati.com)
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7y ago
This reminds me of the 2004 Battlestar Galactica reboot. All of the ships in the fleet are modern and get hacked and taken over by an outside force. The "Galactica" is being decommissioned because it's old and it's sys
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7y ago
See, you say that, but I've actually had the situation where my network was down and I had to wait 4 minutes before I could get it back up because of the stupid mouse design. My wife works in a small, elementary school and I help with
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7y ago
I have the same problem! My 2018 MBP can't seem to communicate with my Dell U3415W monitor reliably at all. Sometimes the monitor comes on when I touch the keyboard and everything is fine. Sometimes I have to "fake" a slee
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7y ago
One of the worst things to come from this Google+ thing was the removal of the "+" for searching on Google itself. You used to be able to use " +go +lang " and get results that were guaranteed to have those two ter
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7y ago
I had the same thought but then had a better thought. What type of optimizations would you need in Rust? Are they similar or completely different? I know that Rust doesn't have GC so that removes some of the methods in the original
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Project Svalbard: The Future of Have I Been Pwned
(technewshorizon.com)
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'Do I Know You?' and Other Spam Phone Calls We Can't Get Rid Of
(npr.org)
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7y ago
I've been an Apple fan for a long time but for the past 10 years or so I've been using more Google products. Well, I think that is changing. Google is proving itself more and more untrustworthy and Apple is moving in the right d
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7y ago
My wife teaches 8th grade and I did something similar with her classes a couple of years ago. My example was pulling up a NASA twitter post and changing it to read "Mrs. BLAH is the best teacher in the universe!" (or something li
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I guess you could prop your $6000 monitor up against the wall or some milk crates or something. Are they including a power cable in the box or is that a $99 extra?
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7y ago
I just discovered "Reader-View" in Firefox! Chrome doesn't have anything like that built-in and I've always had to rely on an extension to make CSS heavy pages readable. No more!
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7y ago
Sublime Text 3? I don’t think it’s quite “one-file” but it gets pretty close.
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Google unveils auto-delete for location, Web activity, and app usage data
(arstechnica.com)
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Several years ago I asked a potential programmer candidate what their favorite operating system was and they replied "MS Office". I couldn't end the interview quickly enough.
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This story reminds me of the ones about the beginnings of the Apple Macintosh over on folklore.org. If you haven't been to that site you're really missing out.
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8y ago
While I like the concept in an abstract sense, I'm having trouble coming up with a good use for blockchain in the business world. Maybe it could be useful for maintaining healthcare records? The problem as I see it is most enterprise
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8y ago
When AWS introduced Ground Station [0] I was unsure as to their motivation. Looking back on it, this kind of endeavour might have been the impetus for the service. In fact, given how much of the "Internet" depends on AWS, SpaceX
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8y ago
I'm pretty excited about this to be honest. Having this available in such a mass-market, convenient location is a big change for me. Previously, the only place for me to get an Impossible Burger would be to travel to a fancy upscale
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Unless Apple can get the thermal management under control I don't see how this chipset could possibly survive in a MacBook Pro. Their current high-end platform throttles pretty badly, if I remember correctly, and it's not even ru
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2019 MacBook Pro Will Likely Flex New Intel 'Musclebook' Processors
(forbes.com)
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Apple iCloud. * Sharing photos is super difficult, much more so than it should be. * We have multiple devices spread across multiple family members and its not clear what belongs to whom. * Pricing seems to be a bit out of lin
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8y ago
As a rider on this comment, I would like to add Plex. Plex used to have plugins, which were super useful. However, in the latest version they removed the plugins in favor of their own options. Instead of being able to stream local news f
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8y ago
And maybe that's the way that Amazon goes down; quality over quantity. Hey, this is HN and we should be able to spot a deficiency in a business plan, right?! Here's how you go about toppling Amazon and building an empire: 1) ope
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Though not all JSON parsers accept random attributes. The AWS CloudFormation one, for example, is extreme in its refusal to accept "malformed" JSON. It really frustrates me sometimes.
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8y ago
Alexa can now help you make Dr. appointments. Given the strict rules and harsh punishments around HIPAA, I'm surprised that Amazon is attempting this. On the other hand, maybe this is a good opportunity to get in on the ground floor
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