Rohansi

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by Rohansi 8mo ago
I do. I replaced that HW3 model 3 with a HW4 model Y.
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by Rohansi 8mo ago
How old? The 2023+ models with HW4 are pretty good at FSD. A 2021 model with HW3 was scary bad when I tried it about a year and a half ago.
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by Rohansi 8mo ago
I would agree for most Teslas on the road. However, the very latest (HW4) cars are significantly better at FSD where I would nearly trust it now. Most of those older (pre-2023?) cars will not have their hardware upgraded so they'll sti
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by Rohansi 8mo ago
Creating hydrogen isn't the only problem. Storage and transportation is a big one since it is an actual gas instead of a liquid. Needs to be compressed, causes embrittlement, highly flammable, etc...
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by Rohansi 8mo ago
> I am not sure about TypeScript. I think having static typing is just too good of an insurance against stupid bug and for your own sanity. TypeScript has static typing though?
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by Rohansi 8mo ago
I never understood why state management is overcomplicated in React. For some reason most people use something like Redux which has a very unintuitive API. There are other state management packages available that are so much easier to use a
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by Rohansi 8mo ago
No, works fine when it's snowing and roads are covered with snow (no lines visible). At least on the latest HW+SW.
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by Rohansi 8mo ago
It doesn't run well on HW3 at all. HW4 has significantly better FSD when running comparable versions (v14). The software has little to do with the front camera getting blinded though.
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by Rohansi 8mo ago
For which car? The older the car (hardware) version the worse it is. I've never had any front camera blinding issues with a 2022 car (HW3). The thing to remember about cameras is what you see in an image/display is not what the ca
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by Rohansi 8mo ago
I always see this argument but from experience I don't buy it. FSD and its cameras work fine driving with the sun directly in front of the car. When driving manually I need the visor so far down I can only see the bottom of the car in
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by Rohansi 8mo ago
Waiting for someone to be ready to (actively) monitor it?
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by Rohansi 9mo ago
I think there are more text editors around that render clickable links than there are that don't. Even your terminal probably renders clickable links. Despite the scary words and score this wouldn't even be a vulnerability if peop
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by Rohansi 9mo ago
Which 10 buttons?
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by Rohansi 9mo ago
Comparing Outer Wilds to Sherlock Holmes is way too big of a stretch for me. There are mysteries in both, yes, but it's the mystery of the (game's) universe vs. crimes. I'm curious if you think this way about movies/TV t
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by Rohansi 9mo ago
I always see articles like this and have never had it happen to me. It's definitely something that affects specific hardware and/or software combinations instead of just poor QA.
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by Rohansi 9mo ago
You can drag files etc. onto taskbar icons and it will bring that window to the foreground for you to choose where to drop it. What else do you expect dragging things onto the taskbar icons to do?
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by Rohansi 9mo ago
> Now when the OP leaves the organization is in a much tougher position. Are they really, though? You're assuming their org is unfamiliar with C#. Not all data engineers only know Python. The ones I work with mainly use C# because w
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by Rohansi 9mo ago
Wine is going to require at least as much disk space as Electron. Performance and memory usage should at least be better though.
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by Rohansi 9mo ago
It is. But if you mean .NET WinForms then you don't really need Wine because Wine uses Mono to run .NET executables. If using WPF then you should check out Avalonia UI [1] which is a cross-platform alternative that is also probably bet
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by Rohansi 9mo ago
I'm curious why you'd want this over using a GUI library that is actually cross-platform? The way you've worded things suggests to me that you're building something new.
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by Rohansi 9mo ago
Paying for a subscription does not guarantee you won't get ads. They could do both.
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by Rohansi 9mo ago
I don't think caching makes the difference for me. I never search for "downloads" so it shouldn't be cached. Calculator probably was cached.
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by Rohansi 9mo ago
You do still have access to the GPIO. This HAT [1] stacks on top of the GPIO connector but passes through all the pins so you can still use them. This one is connected through PCIe so it shouldn't be blocking off any pins from use, unl
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by Rohansi 9mo ago
It's actually a pretty good shell! FOSS and cross-platform, too.
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by Rohansi 9mo ago
I don't think comparing redstone to something like BASIC is fair. Redstone is easy to get started with but actually making something interesting with it is significantly more complicated. Minecraft Education edition is a better example
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by Rohansi 9mo ago
Why? That's a decent amount of power for running one thing. It's also dual core! You can emulate early consoles on this microcontroller. Someone made a 3D game for the similar (but less performant) RP2040 running at 250 MHz ->
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by Rohansi 10mo ago
I just tried a search for "downloads" and the first result was "Downloads folder privacy settings". I never search for that so it wasn't cached. I even pasted in the query to give it less time to search before press
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by Rohansi 10mo ago
Even in this case it opens the calculator. Web search results are further down.
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by Rohansi 10mo ago
Those are design languages/styles, not frameworks. There is a fewer number of frameworks but it's still a handful. Win32, WPF, UWP, MAUI, etc... but at least they're fairly consistent at using UWP for system UI, with older bi
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by Rohansi 10mo ago
I just tried it on regular Windows 11 Pro and it just opened the calculator.

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