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by bluthru 10y ago
Is LiDAR worthwhile despite rain and snow detection? Can that be ignored in software?
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by bluthru 10y ago
20 years is a pretty long swan song.
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by bluthru 10y ago
>Rock has not been at the center of the culture for over 30 years. They heydays of MTV centered on rock bands. (Especially if you include grunge.)
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by bluthru 10y ago
Why do I want to carry around 2 extra days of battery life? Also, more mass in the phone means more force on impact.
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by bluthru 10y ago
Google used to have such a strong visual brand with their fresh, bright, clean, and utilitarian aesthetic. Material Design really annoys me. Dingy grey backgrounds, unnecessary boxes and shadows, and goofy animation that takes us bad to the
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by bluthru 10y ago
Exactly, and I don't think they would start competing on privacy.
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by bluthru 10y ago
It looks like a bunch of amateurs aping trendy styles instead of servicing the Mozilla brand. Harsh language, but I would have never guessed the proposals would be so flippant when opening the link.
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by bluthru 10y ago
"Apple watch revenues in first year were higher than Tesla revenues in its 13th year (9th year of car production)" https://twitter.com/asymco/status/753226197442654208 Puts things into perspective.
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by bluthru 10y ago
The person who cleans your office's bathrooms shouldn't be burdened with a long commute.
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by bluthru 10y ago
Netflix is cool enough to be in on the joke, but not cool enough to know that it's lame when a corporate entity has self-realization of the joke.
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by bluthru 10y ago
Those cars can be bumper-to-bumper if they're all automated.
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by bluthru 10y ago
Yeah I get that for the sell-out owners, but how is it better for the employees? I'm sure many of them took pride in working for the only American TV manufacturer.
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by bluthru 10y ago
>"As the owner and father of Vizio, I am very reluctant to let it go. But as the CEO and owner of the company, I know this is the right decision to make for our hard-working employees and loyal shareholders." Why?
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by bluthru 10y ago
Apple is rumored to release updated MacBook Pros at the September event. I would wait for that before making a decision.
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by bluthru 10y ago
Airlines have a very short amount of time to clean many seats. In the short term, electric cars will take a while to charge and cleaning can be done then.
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by bluthru 10y ago
Then pay more for exclusivity: Car ownership, automated car with privacy, or shared automated.
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by bluthru 10y ago
Tesla will be offering automation for (presumably) less money in 2021. I don't think Apple can afford to not have automation, nor do I think they could offer something appealing enough to overcome not having automation. If Tesla can cr
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by bluthru 10y ago
>The majority of drivers on the road are your typical 9-5 commuters. And a car will automatically be at their house every morning. The car will fill up with people on the same route for cost savings.
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by bluthru 10y ago
That sounds like a much easier problem than autonomous vehicles.
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by bluthru 10y ago
In the short term I can see how an incredibly well-made car with AR tech would make people want to own them. Long term however I believe cars will just be a shared network of autonomous vehicles for moving people and things. In other words
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by bluthru 10y ago
Some quick tips for someone interested in using a safety razor (you should!): Get a stainless steel razor so it lasts, and buy a variety pack of blades to determine your preference. I personally find the Feathers to be too sharp, but I don&
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by bluthru 10y ago
>in terms of prototyping, minimal viable products, and avoiding premature optimization Oh they would love to. The client has to pay for that, though.
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by bluthru 10y ago
Even if your every desire was fulfilled for 24 hours a day, you can't create a 25th hour.
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by bluthru 10y ago
Kenji's The Food Lab book is a must buy and only $27 on Amazon right now.
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by bluthru 10y ago
Urban planners learn this stuff during the first semester. It's political and short-term economic forces that prevent implementation.
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by bluthru 10y ago
Are you intentionally talking past urban planners? They are literally the expert on this topic.
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by bluthru 10y ago
They were regulated by materials and physics. Automobiles, HVAC, steel, etc. throw all of that out the window and can result in urban environments that aren't great for humans.
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by bluthru 10y ago
The point is that longer-lasting structures should be cheaper, but because we don't factor in environmental harm and lifecycle cost into the price of things we end up with cheap buildings that exist to generate ROI ASAP.
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by bluthru 10y ago
Per capita: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_U.S._states_by_GDP_per...
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by bluthru 10y ago
Are the middle eastern migrants an economic liability for France? Wasn't Europe sold on the notion that a population influx would help the economy?

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