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by Toutouxc 2y ago
What are you talking about? Model 3 is larger in every single dimension, in some by a lot. https://www.carsized.com/en/cars/compare/mazda-3-2019-5-door...
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
> Most people ... push the pedal when they want to go and they leave it to the car to accelerate at a reasonable speed when they do. I'm going to need a source for that. There are literally tens of thousands of accelerator pedal typ
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
Cool, in Czech "haha" (the regular one) and "hihi" (the more giggly/playful/naughty one) have the same relationship. I wonder what other languages use it.
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
If your threat model includes states. The states being nation states or not is irrelevant.
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
Well, the entire book is focused on solving a laughably trivial problem, any solution is going to feel excessive. The elaborate object hierarchy that she uses would obviously feel different in real world, complicated domain. I found the exc
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
> the perigee is less than the radius of earth Which is what we call "sub-orbital" :)
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
Then you're going to be pleasantly surprised, because composition is actually a genuine OOP technique and Sandi Metz advocates for exactly this kind of sane OOP focused on encapsulation and objects making sense, instead of masturbating
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
Haha, I basically barged into here ready to post a video of Greyson. Amazing stuff, I'm surprised more people haven't been successful (or interested in) teaching their dogs ride stuff.
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
Why?
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
Dunno about the US, but where I live (Czechia, in Europe), voicemail is simply not a thing. I've never used it in my life and I don't know anyone who's ever used it, young or old.
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
Interesting, my user experience with them is top notch (Prague). MacBooks, iPads, musical instruments, mountain bikes, really expensive stuff generally. The delivery slot is kinda long ("in the afternoon"), but the tracking info i
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Apple courier may have stolen 2 MacBooks, ... Apple is not going to help(forums.macrumors.com)
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
No one is throttling your M1 MBA.
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
Couldn’t have picked a worse example. I can literally plug a USB stick into the iPad I’m typing on and export my photos directly onto it.
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
> Back before Apple Silicon, running that 1440p display at “1920x1080” was actually just scaling the UI elements up I’m almost sure that macOS can’t do that. It’s always done scaling by rendering the whole image at 2x the virtual resolut
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
My next machine will probably be 512GB model, but I’m still doing fine with my 256 GB Air and a 4TB NAS. I use an action camera for mountain biking and I take photos with a 24Mpix mirrorless camera. I just offload the material to the NAS as
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
I went back from using different displays in HiDPI to using a single 43” 4K screen set to 100 % scaling. Screen estate trumps invisible pixels [for me, at the moment].
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
Kagi is easily in the top tier of my subscriptions (along with JetBrains and my cloud backup provider), where if it were a local business, I'd go there to pay in person, and smile while doing it. I feel respected as a customer and I fe
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
That's completely idiotic and whoever came up with that (apparently it even blocks crouch + walk in some games) should be tarred and feathered.
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
That one was capacitive, but didn’t do multitouch. So no pinch to zoom, which was one of the most wow things the first iPhone did.
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
Even better actually.
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
Isn’t it obvious? 300 m is like five minutes of walking..?
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
The new Control Center reminds me of the one my Xiaomi had in 2019, which was a weird cheap copy of the latest iOS design at the time. But the main thing that I personally dislike is the whole customization aspect. The control center always
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
I’m going to be generous and say Škoda Octavia or VW Golf.
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
> we no longer need one huge engine and lots of passenger to get good efficiency Larger ships and planes are more efficient than smaller ones. Longer trains are more efficient than shorter ones. No matter how efficient your propulsion is
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
> compact crossover like the Rav4 Funny how what you call a smallest-possible compact crossover looks like a huge disgusting waste of space to my European Škoda-driver’s eyes. The moment a car can be described as a “crossover”, or worse,
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
I left a 6 year relationship full of tiny disagreements about tiny inconsequential things, that would regularly snowball into whiny accusations (on her side) and feelings of betrayal on both sides. I’ve read some books about this since and
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
Why/how would you just assume this about them? I’m just as confused as them, I totally don’t find it cute, and I’m married. That thing straddles the line between overdone comedy and straight up coping.
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
Do you know what else is all of that? Writing the five lines of code by hand. Or just letting a LLM generate it. This and everything else I want to reply has already been covered in the article.
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
To add to the sibling comment, the fuel consumption of most motorcycles isn't even that impressive. Larger touring bikes can easily rival more fuel-efficient cars. For example, the average fuel consumption of the nice all-round BMW R 1

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