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ako
5y ago
Or use something like Odata that solves the same problems as GraphQL (returning complete and tailored trees of objects in one go), but uses regular GET operation to it's still compatible with normal http caching?
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ako
5y ago
Why do you need god to get to this state? Why can't you achieve the same by just recognizing nature/chance blessed you with who you are and what you can do?
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ako
5y ago
How big is the different between simracing with iracing for example, and what would be required for real remote driving?
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5y ago
Easier solved than with a real driver, just flip a switch and transfer control to another drone pilot. Solves more issues: boring long trip, flip drivers every 30 minutes. One moment you're driving a car in texas, next moment you'
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5y ago
How is this solved for military drone pilots that do precision bombings in far away countries?
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ako
5y ago
There's a future for all these gaming addicted youths after all.
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5y ago
With that pricepoint, maybe you don't need to implement actual autonomous driving, but instead it could be implemented by employing millions of dronepilots in some far away country that drive your car for you.
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ako
5y ago
So the real question is, should we design a different system?
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5y ago
You're looking at one half of a normal distribution and seeing "more is less" (more money is less houses per square meter), and you're reacting to someone looking at the other half of the normal distribution and he'
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ako
5y ago
I use copy/paste in powerpoint explicitly with the intent to copy over the formatting of the original to the destination deck. Easiest way to add a theme to an existing deck.
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ako
5y ago
Pollution is not just about the what, but also about how much. One cup of water is good for you, but if you drink 10 liters of water on the spot you might die. and that's not even close to doubling the amount of water in your body.
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5y ago
I doubt that very much: building space is scarce in SF, as a property developer if you have a choice to build an expensive high revenue buidling versus a more affordable building for low income people, what would you choose? In capitalism t
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5y ago
All of those may be true, but the bad effects of uncontrolled capitalism most likely also have something to do with the situation. If you expect people to live by the rules, they should have a honest opportunity to do so. But if all they ca
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ako
5y ago
If the design of the chips is created abd owned by apple, using that same design to manufacture chips for someone else, is theft of design. Apple spend a lot of time and money creating that design.
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ako
5y ago
I use the json features of postgres to turn json into relation data. Store all json messages received in a table, then use a materialized view to extract the relevant parts into columns. Works well, and lets me keep the original data around
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ako
5y ago
You can also use the index to cluster database blocks of the table based on the index (postgres => cluster command). This means all active records will be written to the same database blocks, and all deleted records will be kept in separ
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ako
5y ago
This should be the responsibility of the application developer creating the database schema and queries. A constraint is part of your application logic, not of the administration of the database.
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ako
5y ago
Online eye exam: https://www.easee.online/en/
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ako
5y ago
Maybe apple should also be more inclusive towards people who can provide honest criticism, and different forms of humor...
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ako
5y ago
Haven't read the full terms of service for shopify, but i could imagine that this doesn't align well with the strategy of shopify?
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5y ago
According to a review of New York Times: "Mr. García is not just a keen observer of corporate and social culture, but a thoughtful business and policy analyst armed with a highly refined detector for pretentious nonsense." ( http
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5y ago
According to a review in the New York Times: "Mr. García is not just a keen observer of corporate and social culture, but a thoughtful business and policy analyst armed with a highly refined detector for pretentious nonsense. " Se
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5y ago
Maybe carbon fiber technology has improved and has become more affordable? I'm in the proces of learning to use a kitesurf hydrofoil, it's funny to see the gps tracks from a smartwatch on strava, very messy, like a child scribblin
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5y ago
Well, one obvious alternative would be to decide that everyone has a right to legal support, similar to how most countries have decided that anyone has a right to healthcare. Similar as for healthcare there could be a single payer system fo
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6y ago
"Whatever business" -> could be anything "Free charging spots" -> not free as in beer, but free as in available
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6y ago
They didn't perform worse. It was a trade off between cpu performance and battery performance. They choose longer battery life over raw cpu performance. I think that's a valid tradeoff to make for a device that should last through
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6y ago
Not really: if you do a checkout of a snapshot into an empty directory, you expect the entire state at the time of the snapshot, not just the diffs.
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6y ago
One of the low- or no-code tools.
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6y ago
Yes, and when winter schedule starts, children will stay in a bed an hour longer, and in springtime, children will have to get up an hour earlier again. What have you gained? Nothing. You've actually made things worse, because now some
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6y ago
I really don't understand what the fuss is about: twice a year the clocks change, mostly automatically, and sometimes i even forget it happened. You just wake up, and go about your day. Zero impact from DST. Once a year you're luc
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