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by __m 2y ago
Source?
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by __m 2y ago
Yeah shortcuts could be much more useful. I wanted to make a post request when I arrive at some place with some additional javascript logic to update an authentication token. It just doesn’t work when running in the background, I have to ma
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by __m 2y ago
Definitely something the Department Of Government Efficiency should look into. That seems to be a huge waste of money.
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by __m 2y ago
$ say Hello To scare your teammates when you are logged in remotely optionally with $ osascript -e "set volume output volume 100"
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by __m 2y ago
teleoperated machines, not bots, interacting with humans
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by __m 2y ago
I never heard of that, interesting. You'd think it would rather be a schwäbisches bath.
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by __m 2y ago
It's called checks an balances. Their motivation doesn't matter. If you don't take the time to uphold democracy, why even bother with physical crime? They don't expect him to randomly appear, it's a direct consequen
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by __m 2y ago
One of them is a real engineer, the other one is a back seat engineer.
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by __m 2y ago
Why would the government congratulate a private company?
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by __m 2y ago
They’ll probably have other things on their mind than saving the rich and lack a savior complex where they need to save civilization
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by __m 2y ago
Wordpress itself is a fork, so they had to keep the license
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by __m 2y ago
There is WebGPU, but support isn’t widespread yet. Compared to WebGL it does allow you to create compute “shaders”
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by __m 2y ago
Yeah but people don't like to be manipulated. He didn't want to call them out, he wanted them to pay his company millions for licensing and used the community as leverage.
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by __m 2y ago
And the ones you find at the CCC are probably not to keen on helping them
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by __m 2y ago
Same goes for anxiety, in the short term it protects you from danger, but when it gets out of control it dictates your whole lifestyle and turns your life to hell.
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by __m 2y ago
To what end? Capturing it would mean you are already too late
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by __m 2y ago
> Crazy how no one else could figure this out. Tesla obviously didn't figure out how to do it with third parties either. It's about cooperation and politics, not so much about the technical implementation.
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by __m 2y ago
Compared to carpet bombing and leveling whole cities, we have come a long way
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by __m 2y ago
Their co-founder isn't dead, i don't know if he would be liable with his own assets in the US.
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by __m 2y ago
On what ground? If they come back from a country at war they can’t legally send them back (by EU law)
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by __m 2y ago
Bad news for Taiwan, I don’t understand why they did that
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by __m 2y ago
that's a bad take, you can't possibly seriously see no difference between publishing this material and viewing it in order to prosecute the criminals
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by __m 2y ago
They literally risk their life to go to space, I’m sure they‘ll be fine with it.
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by __m 2y ago
Are you also using prosemirror like outline?
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by __m 2y ago
Just Tesla hyping the stock as usual. Pending regulatory approval is a big if and I hope they don’t get it. Beta testing on public streets without even accepting liability is unacceptable.
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by __m 2y ago
No, the same principle applies here. China can choose what they allow in their country.
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by __m 2y ago
Websites that don’t adhere to the laws of said government. If they don’t like it they can fight it in a court of law, not on twitter
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by __m 2y ago
Wait till you hear about 5G! People have been reporting headaches just as the cell towers went up, they didn't even have to turn them on
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by __m 2y ago
I think an additional Recall message in the dash would be a good idea. I wouldn't change the name, it's an established name and everybody knows its significance. Wether the car needs to be returned physically is up to the car manu
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by __m 2y ago
If it was just an OTA you probably wouldn’t hear about it, missing the fact that the hood might unlatch with Tesla just showing an error

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