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by ako 3y ago
Sure, and i also prefer carplay, rather than something provided by the car manufacturer. But Tesla shows that there are car companies that can build satisfactory entertainment software, which is not surprising as writing good software is so
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by ako 3y ago
What do you mean with legacy mindset? The polestar 2 also contains many million lines of code, besides the software running carplay/android car.
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by ako 3y ago
That is one way to spin it. At the same time Tesla model Y is also the best selling car model of 2023 worldwide, so outselling all models that come with CarPlay available…
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A Modern Car Runs on 100M Lines of Code – But Who Will Write Them? (2021)(medium.com)
11 points by ako 3y ago|5 comments
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by ako 3y ago
Auto pilot, adaptive cruise control, engine start stop controller, brakes, gas, etc, etc. Modern cars can’t drive without software. 100m+ lines of code in a car, 70-100 cpus according to this article: https://medium.com/next
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by ako 3y ago
Tesla seems to do just fine without CarPlay or android car.
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by ako 3y ago
There's a lot of software in a car besides the entertainment system, you can't leave that to carplay or android. To make good cars, car companies need to be able to write good software.
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WarpStream is building a cheaper, cloud-native data streaming service(techcrunch.com)
1 points by ako 3y ago|0 comments
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by ako 3y ago
Forecast are usually for a larger area, 5x5 kilometers, or 10x10 kilometers. Even within this area, weather will not be the same everywhere, so they'll give a probability for the entire area. Windy.com lets you compare different models
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by ako 3y ago
The example in the article could easily be implemented in a view. Even if you have different type of rules, you could union multiple strategies based on rol into one overall view. Not sure how the presented approach improves on this.
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by ako 3y ago
Relationship between low wages and low productivity isn’t true, low wages are enabled by low costs of living. Cheaper employees can be more productive, and more expensive employees aren’t necessarily more productive. Or do you think every s
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by ako 3y ago
Funny how this is vision now. I started my career 29 years ago at a company that build exactly this, but based on oracle. The agents would run on Solaris, aix, vax vms, hpux, windows nt, iris, etc. Was also used to create an automated cicd
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by ako 3y ago
Globalization is exactly that, until there’s global equality of salaries. We’re seeing it at the moment where Chinese cars are taking over the market because they’re better priced than European or American alternatives. To compete they have
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by ako 3y ago
Prices are dictated by a global purchasing market. This means that salaries cannot grow because otherwise companies wouldn’t make profit, as they have to compete with products built by Chinese companies with much lower salaries.
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by ako 3y ago
I can see teens upset about it, but maybe instead of fighting fake nudes on the internet, we should teach teens to not care so much. As a child I went to a nudist camping in the summer with my parents, and at times it was difficult. I’d wal
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by ako 3y ago
Maybe we should just all flood the internet with fake pictures/videos of ourselves, faces on top of the most beautiful bodies that can be imagined. This way everyone seeing it will know it’s fake, and start to ignore it. I don’t really
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by ako 3y ago
That not only depends on preference, but also on hardware. When only using laptop display, most of my windows are full screen. However, when using a 32 inch 4K display, I prefer my windows smaller, often having multiple windows side by side
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by ako 3y ago
Now you’re assuming that the group that would switch is bigger than the group that appreciates the tabs at the bottom. I doubt that the tabs at the bottom are the main reason people wouldn’t switch to KDE.
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by ako 3y ago
High temperature air rises (by expanding and becoming less dense), the void is filled with low temperature air. So a colder forest will start a wind outward of the forest towards the warmer areas, thereby distributing the colder air into th
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by ako 3y ago
It’s actually the opposite. High temperature air rises (by expanding and becoming less dense), the void is filled with low temperature air. So a colder forest will start a wind outward of the forest towards the warmer areas, thereby distrib
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by ako 3y ago
Why do they want to avoid PowerBI?
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by ako 3y ago
Yes, it would help if we would be more careful with our choices. But it would also be nice if politicians could be held accountable: if they say global warming is fake, and it turns out to be true, they should get some sort of penalty. Same
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by ako 3y ago
Problem is that democracy doesn’t seem to work in bad times, voters only want to hear that they have more, more, more. More jobs, more income, more houses and cars. No politician will win the election by stating voters will have to work lon
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by ako 3y ago
Oracle forms 3 on a terminal was actually a super nice tool: very fast way to edit database data, but you have to know all the keyboard shortcuts. Bit like Vi for database forms.
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by ako 3y ago
Starrocks sounds too good to be true, what are the cons?
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by ako 3y ago
Not really, usually you have some translation to ensure data from different systems is aligned/translated into a unified format. It’s expensive and cumbersome to do this in every dependent downstream system over and over again. Especia
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by ako 3y ago
It’s wrong to think programming is similar to construction. Creating new products consists of a product design phase and a product manufacturing phase. The first part finishes with a precise and tested design (so probably needs (digital) pr
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by ako 3y ago
There’s always value in completing, but if you instead do something more valueable, and can explain it, it might be the opposite of a red flag. But the comment explicitly stated “dislike the content”.
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by ako 3y ago
Not completing something simply because you dislike it is a big red flag. At work you often have to finish stuff you don’t like, you don’t want employee that will start something but rely on others to finish it.
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by ako 3y ago
Sounds like something you could also do with half of a keychron Q11 and some reprogramming via QMK?

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