MrVitaliy

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by MrVitaliy 3y ago
I'm hopeful for hydrogen use in aviation. Either that or some ridiculous breakthrough in battery tech, and the latter seems less likely than former.
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by MrVitaliy 3y ago
What's interesting to me is how Japan still has higher birthrate than Taiwan and Korea, and some say than China.
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by MrVitaliy 3y ago
No, not really -- https://www.drive.com.au/news/volkswagen-group-cariad-execut...
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by MrVitaliy 3y ago
GA is getting rid of lead too -- https://www.faa.gov/about/initiatives/avgas#:~:text=The%20mo... .
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by MrVitaliy 3y ago
I wonder if lack of empowerment is partially caused by unnecessary layers in administration. Admins are there "support" teachers but that probably also takes away some of the job aspects that feel "empowering."
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by MrVitaliy 3y ago
I don't want to go back to pre-Tesla cruise control. Not the FSD but the basic cruise control they offer that can stop in traffic, keep in the lane and automatically start moving once the car ahead moves.
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by MrVitaliy 3y ago
This makes sense how Tesla markets FSD in terms of traditional accounting. While not a part of official BOM, $15k for self driving is a big chunk of the final price for those who select it.
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by MrVitaliy 3y ago
"perfectly satisfactory in car software" is arguable. ID4 still doesn't have OTA update in US. Navigation and UI software inside the car is OK only because of Android Auto (CarPlay). I've also witnessed a number of insta
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by MrVitaliy 3y ago
Household circuit in US maxes out at around 1700W. I hope in future where we don't need to wire L2 charge port to a home office, just to run a faster workstation.
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by MrVitaliy 3y ago
Ruby is going through some kind of renascence age, I'm seeing allot of Ruby articles lately.
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by MrVitaliy 4y ago
Probably 4-5 years old. You can run your own private Bedrock server with backups and all. My daughters and I have been building the same creative world for three years now, lots of memorable structures.
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GM's Ultium Batteries(cnbc.com)
11 points by MrVitaliy 4y ago|9 comments
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by MrVitaliy 4y ago
Can they out-tesla Tesla in battery market?
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by MrVitaliy 5y ago
https://www.oklahoman.com/story/lifestyle/2018/06/19/how-do-... https://www.memoriesoftheprairie.com/blog/2018/11/30/how-lax... Funny, I've just played thro
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by MrVitaliy 5y ago
What a time to be alive. Some people spend considerable amount of time and money to delist themselves from google, yet others get it with 0 effort.
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by MrVitaliy 5y ago
https://www.samsung.com/us/business/samsungads/ https://www.zdnet.com/article/i-spent-3000-on-a-samsung-smar...
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by MrVitaliy 5y ago
This list is missing Stalin wiping out most of his opposition and things like https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-14589691
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by MrVitaliy 5y ago
I guess my expectations of printers are low -- don't need color or fancy LCD screens. So I had HP 1022n for about 2 decades now and it works wonderfully every single time. Just need to replace toner cartridge every 2-5 years, but they&
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by MrVitaliy 5y ago
Install another TV launcher app (I like Simple TV Launcher). Once installed, use Android dev tool on a remote laptop/workstation (platform-tools, adb.exe) to remotely connect to the Shield device and disable Google TV. The command to d
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by MrVitaliy 6y ago
Interesting, this could be applied in shipping/packaging industry as a sort of heuristic, even if knapsack problem is a more natural fit.
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by MrVitaliy 6y ago
So it comes down to something like this 1. Comcast cable internet - $65 2. Uncap monthly limit - $30 3. Fast VPN service[0] - $10 4. Netflix subscription - $15 [0] Comcast is known for injecting HTML/JS into http traffic So about $120&
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by MrVitaliy 6y ago
> The most ergonomic mice are usually from one of these gaming companies No they're not, just do your research [0] and don't buy flashy gear aimed for 13 year-olds. My general rule of thumb is if it looks like an LED alien, it&
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by MrVitaliy 6y ago
There is no faith that the official polls use less bias data, or any data, really.
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by MrVitaliy 6y ago
Thought it was for an informal dramatization effect. ... the soul of <pause> a weasel.
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by MrVitaliy 6y ago
I think developers wouldn't mind practicing things just "because FAANG does it" as long as the employer also pays salaries equal to FAANG salaries.
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by MrVitaliy 7y ago
This feels a lot like the battle of Blue-ray vs HD-dvd back in the early 2000s. While Blue-ray did win, it was less relevant to the industry than the original CD format. Things just moved online, flash storage and everyone got high-speed in
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by MrVitaliy 7y ago
Is Apple finally going to build significant presence in Silicon Forest?
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by MrVitaliy 7y ago
Low carb diet and no sugar
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by MrVitaliy 8y ago
Where is this love for NSA coming from?
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by MrVitaliy 9y ago
This is slowly getting disproved -- http://freakonomics.com/podcast/when-helping-hurts/

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