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Hamuko
2y ago
Is x = 57u8 actually idiomatic when compared to x: u8 = 57? I don't remember any Rust resource using that.
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Hamuko
2y ago
BYD actually got the lower end of the EU tariffs, possibly because they co-operated with the EU or they got less government subsidies.
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Hamuko
2y ago
I don't really listen to much Spotify but I feel like just the free plan in Firefox with uBlock Origin gave me an ad-free experience the last time I used it.
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Hamuko
2y ago
Half of these don't really sound like innovations as much as they're firsts for Tesla themselves. 48 V systems and four-wheel steering (and drive) are not really innovative at this point.
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Hamuko
2y ago
No but they have years of training.
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Hamuko
2y ago
Have they managed to fix the "parking sensors"?
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Hamuko
2y ago
What if I buy second hand? I heard there's quite a few Teslas available on the used market.
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Hamuko
2y ago
> If you train your AI on the commons, everything it generates should be in the commons. Isn't AI output not copyrightable already?
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Hamuko
2y ago
I'd say that this is a wrong take considering how many seasonal anime these days can be described by the template "______ used to be an ordinary Japanese dude who got transported to another world with an overpowered skill".
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Hamuko
2y ago
No but Google has reportedly been testing Blink on iOS.
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Hamuko
2y ago
No? How'd you get to that interpretation?
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Hamuko
2y ago
This still sounds a 1:1 is for the manager to make judgement calls about you based on the fact that you're not into hanging out with him on a schedule that he sets, and not for the report.
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Hamuko
2y ago
I used to do every other week with my previous manager and I feel like that was an appropriate pace. Unfortunately my new manager wants to do it every week and that's definitely way too frequent.
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Hamuko
2y ago
I hate it so much. My manager always asks it and presses the issue whenever I try to move past it with some generic response. As if I want to start having a deep "how are you" discussion with a business stranger, especially one wi
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Hamuko
2y ago
This article proves that a) Excel is not the right tool for everything b) people will (over)use Excel even without being advertised to.
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Hamuko
2y ago
My solution is just to avoid the US like the plague. This is after the countless of stories of people being detained at the border, having their electronics gone through and having to report all of your social media accounts for some fuckin
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Hamuko
2y ago
There was a massive time period between the failwhale era and the acquisition. Like 15 years or a bit under?
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Hamuko
2y ago
That is definitely not what I asked.
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Hamuko
2y ago
> You never need to touch the AC controls when driving thanks to auto mode. Does it also do seat heating/cooling automatically? > In the worst case you can use voice control, which you can again trigger from a physical control.
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Hamuko
2y ago
No, Honey scammed both the users and the creators. If a store partnered up with Honey, the store could decide which discount codes the users got with Honey and it didn't have to be the best one. This directly contradicts Honey's a
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Hamuko
2y ago
I keep Chrome as a work browser but use Firefox otherwise. I'm not even affected by the V2 manifest removal because I don't keep an adblocker on Chrome.
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Hamuko
2y ago
Kurisu in front of a whiteboard with "You should be able to solve this" is a fairly famous post format. https://www.google.com/search?udm=2&q=%22You%20should%20be%2...
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Hamuko
2y ago
When I first saw Discord (est. 2015), my first thought was that it looked exactly like Slack (est. 2013) except was in dark mode.
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Hamuko
2y ago
Seems like just the natural samsara of the news world. Small outlets are acquired by larger ones, eventually dismantled, staff moving onto build new ones and starting the cycle anew.
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Hamuko
2y ago
The Mac Mini M2.
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Hamuko
2y ago
My M1 Max Mac Studio also feels very good even though it's probably full of dust and cleaning it isn't reasonable.
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Hamuko
2y ago
Arguably BMW did not produce even the "absolute minimum number" of cars, since they were required to have at least ten cars to sell and only managed to produce three production-level cars, which they never actually sold. There wer
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Hamuko
2y ago
> The BMW M3 GTR was a road-going version of the BMW M3 GTR racing car. It was launched as a small series of just ten vehicles and was primarily used to homologate the new V8 engine (P60B40). BMW continuing to stretch the definitions of
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Hamuko
2y ago
OLED display. There's also people who work in Procreate with a million layers and need all the horsepower and RAM they can get.
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Hamuko
2y ago
The conclusion seems pretty shoddy as well, since it relies on a few years worth of data to indicate a permanent shift in purchasing habits, and those years include a global pandemic, supply chain shortages and high inflation/interest.
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