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by bluthru 10y ago
What's a hard case for vision? That's how our eyes work. LiDAR has problems with precipitation too.
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by bluthru 10y ago
>America was founded on immigration and has always been a country of immigrants. From Europe. It's not like the US started out as some mix of every idea/race/culture from every corner of the earth. Every country has peop
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by bluthru 10y ago
"The universe will find a way" for our star to engulf our planet.
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by bluthru 10y ago
>She was not even very popular with women. 4% lower than Obama. Pathetic.
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by bluthru 10y ago
>half of the country that voted for Trump Nearly half of voters , not the country.
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by bluthru 10y ago
Seeing that obesity is an epidemic, it's clear to me that people aren't able to self-regulate. It's not that this generation of humans are worse than the previous, it's just that we've created a food landscape where
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by bluthru 10y ago
>I think your argument would be stronger if you used examples where physical strength is seldom an important factor in job-performance. Why is there such a push for female police, soldiers, and fire fighters? I don't want a woman tr
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by bluthru 10y ago
Carbon doesn't care about what class it comes from. Tesla would have never gotten off the ground if rich people didn't give them money. Now we have the Model 3 to look forward to thanks to people buying luxury cars.
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by bluthru 10y ago
20 times more valuable than The Wirecutter?
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by bluthru 10y ago
Tesla has lots of experience packing cells with their vehicles. I would trust them to get it right. Also they have much more space to work with versus a phone. I wonder how the safety of this will compare to gas: http://bloximage
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by bluthru 10y ago
Instead of moving a mouse cursor to a toolbar item you can just tap something without repositioning your hand. It's not as fast as someone who has mastered every key combo, but for regular users it should increase productivity.
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by bluthru 10y ago
The touch bar was prototyped 8 years ago: https://twitter.com/worrydream/status/791767756928462848
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Ok, well USB C is too thick for the AppleTV remote too.
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by bluthru 10y ago
>Why not just make the iPhone 7 USB-C instead? It's too thick going forward. It's already too thick for the Pencil.
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by bluthru 10y ago
With a mouse? Maybe. With a touch pad? I know I'll be faster with the bar.
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>You're going to hide UI from the screen and make me keep looking at the keyboard to find functionality? You can hit a touch bar item faster than you can position a mouse cursor on a screen toolbar.
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Obviously software ignores those touches.
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by bluthru 10y ago
Your hands don't have to move around as much to select a toolbar item and you don't have to move your hands up to the screen like a surface. I think the touch bar will be great for productivity.
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by bluthru 10y ago
Too much tweeting caused them to summarize and ignore chronological order, so one would hope they realize that too much of a good thing is a bad thing.
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by bluthru 10y ago
Any company can add a bunch of ports and say "yes" to everything. It's characteristic of Apple to piss people off in the short term and keep things focused. Personally I wish the MacBook had 2 ports, but I love that Phil&#x27
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by bluthru 10y ago
Twitter should have a tweet quota and charge people who tweet too much. People who chase hashtags and reply with reaction gifs have turned it into low-brow garbage.
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by bluthru 10y ago
I remember hearing that Phil Schiller came up with that idea. Apple really wouldn't be Apple without him. He's the guy who had the goal of making a laptop with one port. He's the guy who's on board with removing the head
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Good infrastructure anticipates rather than reacts.
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by bluthru 10y ago
>Facebook is paying 40-50 percent more than other places, which is usually a sign developers don’t want to work there It's amazing how this isn't considered when companies are seemingly only looking at the initial cost of build
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by bluthru 10y ago
>People are moving to a few cities and draining out the rest of the country. Good. Unless you're a farmer you're not helping anyone by sprawling--you're just using more resources while everyone else subsidizes the extra ut
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by bluthru 10y ago
This is worse than Samsung.
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by bluthru 10y ago
MozJPEG is especially impressive at reducing artifacts around text: http://calendar.perfplanet.com/2014/mozjpeg-3-0/
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by bluthru 10y ago
>The company is a very different one now from years ago In what ways?
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by bluthru 10y ago
It turns blue for me. Safari 10 on El Capitan.
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by bluthru 10y ago
That's not terribly far away considering how slowly people replace cars. We'll probably see autonomous taxi services within 10 years, right?

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