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by __m 1y ago
It's like developers obsessing over their tools, so i get it.
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by __m 1y ago
"next year" is Musk speak for "not going to happen anytime soon"
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by __m 1y ago
It's not uncommon, people like planes.
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by __m 1y ago
Compulsive debuggers, probably not uncommon here
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by __m 1y ago
They are probably used to the outrage. Apple removed the floppy disc drive, optical drive, headphone jack. Most people don't care. I don't think that buttons people pressed a thousand times before that are now slightly less readab
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by __m 1y ago
I wonder what the real costs are and what is taken as profit
37.
by __m 1y ago
I've only seen anecdotes, not clear numbers
38.
by __m 1y ago
that first launch included a crew, it's 2025 and starship is nowhere near that
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by __m 1y ago
is igniting the engine pushing the envelope though?
40.
by __m 1y ago
words are good to understand the meaning of the icons if they are more abstract, but once you know the meaning it's easier to scan a list of icons than a list of words
41.
by __m 1y ago
So who got put into prison at Jeep, RAM and Dodge (Cummins, FCA)?
42.
by __m 1y ago
> The odometer is recorded exactly Is that an anecdote or do you have access to the source (source that the affected deployments are based on)?
43.
by __m 1y ago
it's called the “exorbitant privilege”
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by __m 1y ago
That was a one time payment and wouldn't stop them for reopening (accept for the dismantling process) or building new ones
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by __m 1y ago
There is zero chance that Germany will build or reopen nuclear power plants. Neither citizens nor power companies want that.
46.
by __m 1y ago
Was hoping to see a tracker, I think that would be a better fit for the terminal
47.
by __m 1y ago
They don't have high speed trains
48.
by __m 1y ago
The EU doesn't have something like the CLOUD Act, so they wouldn't be able to do that.
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by __m 1y ago
your previous comment: > Not sure what they are planning to gain this way. Just alienate Trump administration and become a subject of government action? That's near certain to happen when you fall out of line.
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by __m 1y ago
Unless you control the whole supply chain, you have to assume that the US has access. It's mind boggling that they list Airbus as a case study.
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by __m 1y ago
My fear is that they won't treat godot first class and release updates for unity first. That kind of first class support would be required for me to switch from unity.
52.
by __m 2y ago
the title will be "Lessons from Building a Fortune 500 RAG Chatbot"?
53.
by __m 2y ago
Have your heard of the Clarifying Lawful Overseas Use of Data Act?
54.
by __m 2y ago
schedutil on mine scheduled for mainboard replacement
55.
by __m 2y ago
at least for the pre-training data there are some open source torrent clients [0]. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42971446
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by __m 2y ago
But even then, there is Article 1 (Human Dignity) and Article 16a (Right to Asylum) in the german constitution, with Article 1 being immutable by the Eternity Clause.
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by __m 2y ago
Do they receive social security though? His tweet doesn’t explicitly say so, might be willfully omitted.
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by __m 2y ago
How comparable is that though? Germany for example has less severe weather than the US
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by __m 2y ago
that would go against EU law.
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by __m 2y ago
This is a company that sued the German Meteorological Service for providing weather data to its citizens for free, zero sympathy.

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