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MDWolinski
3y ago
For the commentary....
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MDWolinski
3y ago
Stewart Hicks has many great videos focused on Chicago architecture.
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Workspaces Study – The future of macOS is people centered
(workspaces.study)
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3y ago
I mean, if you're in a meeting with a bunch of 5-year olds, then yes, this could be a problem. But in an office environment, I suspect that most people will be less inclined to doodle away on your presentation. That being side, Zoom h
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Agree with you on that. I've heard on a podcast (Make Me Smart, maybe) that the HBO brand did not appeal to women, which is what led them to this decision. I'm just glad they didn't add a + sign onto it like everyone else.
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Disney begins third round of expected layoffs, cutting more than 2,500 jobs
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New 'Max' Streaming Service Launches, Replacing HBO Max
(macrumors.com)
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3y ago
And while I'm here, we need a better "standard" of reporting MPC on EVs based on the manufacturer's suggested daily charge rate (80 - 90%), not the maximum that could be achieved in specific scenarios.
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3y ago
Cars are generally a commodity these days...especially since vehicles look 60-80% the same (in each class of vehicle), short of some design changes. So, MPC (Miles per Charge) is essentially the equivalent of the computer GHz race, the fast
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4y ago
Yep, that was my thought has well, certainly the in video they didn't show any type of turning with any amount of lean into it where this would have been an issue.
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Personally, don’t really care or use the door close button. However, would so much love it if I press a floor by accident, the second press deselects it.
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4y ago
Pre-Covid, wife and I went and tried a Grilled Cheese place in town that had been open for at least a year. As we were checking out on the tablet they had, my wife asked something about the Tip prompt on it. The cashier said, "Don&#x
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4y ago
The concept of tipping is for "tipped" positions in restaurants. Someone in a Tipped position earns far less then minimum wage, which is made up by customer Tips. So this leads into my frustration with the proliferation of tippin
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Musk is a marketer. The keystone of any good Marketing is: "Sell What You Have." So it's Electrification. Then it's self driving. Then it's GigaPress. Then improved batteries. If Tesla ends up nailing level-5 auton
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4y ago
To use copper pans (or any non-induction pan) is to use a transfer plate, which allows the induction to work and heats up in a traditional electric way.
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FAA has struggled to modernize computer, air traffic operations
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A week ago, I Turo’d a Model Y for a week. We were driving around, 35 mph on a two way road with a bike lane. We were going past a bicyclist in their lane appropriately. I had auto pilot engaged. As we passed the cyclist, they moved over to
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Why flying stopped being glamorous [video]
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Let's take a look at it. I'm sure Apple is getting paid in some way for CarPlay integration. Now if the next generation has higher level of integration that car manufacturers use it instead of their own built software, there
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4y ago
I tend to think, at least here on HN, the comments tend to provide more context to the linked article/question. The audience here is more technically knowledgable on subjects and the conversation can certainly offer much more than the
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Scientists have calculated how many ants there are. So big it’s ‘unimaginable.’
(washingtonpost.com)
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Cirrus Vision Jet Pilot Pulls Chute in Florida
(flyingmag.com)
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Unless you're Hitler, memorials always focus on the positive. The "jerk" side of Jobs is well documented and well known. Having used Apple products since the Apple II+, I've followed Jobs from nearly the beginning. I re
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A little late to the comment party, but I wouldn't be surprised if in a year or two we see a Swift on the fly compiler built into WebKit.
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What If We’re Not the First Advanced Civilization?
(popularmechanics.co.za)
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I don’t know…someone needs to do Real Tech Workstations of Orange County or something because all of these setups seem very clean and perfect. My desk is a mess which I’ll clean up when I have a moment or something like that.
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My guess is a new company needs some traffic, recognition, whatever… So, instead of spending marketing dollars, they get attached to something Apple related and hope the Apple media echo chamber generates enough traffic to build their busin
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It doesn’t matter, the Republican’s coordinate between the Senate and the House and the house can have some bi-partisan votes, but let it die in the Senate and still campaign that they supported the bill in races where it matters.
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On a recent trip to Chicago, from the airport, the taxi was about half the price of Uber to downtown, which my wife and I waited about 20 minutes for. Uber would have been a faster pickup at that point, however. The taxi picked us up, proc
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There’s a Clever Strategy Behind the Flash of Fireworks Packaging
(eyeondesign.aiga.org)
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