brikym

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by brikym 3mo ago
Exactly. And don't forget complaining on the internet. But algorithms will ensure few will see it.
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by brikym 3mo ago
I find my Nissan Leaf similar. The A-pillars are so thick to keep me safe but I can't see pedestrians very well. So now I have to move my head around like a party parrot. Then the regen brake sort of has a dead spot where I feel pressu
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by brikym 3mo ago
My Nissan does check both hands are contacting the steering wheel making lane centering basically useless if I want to do anything with one hand like adjust my glasses, change the audio etc.
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by brikym 3mo ago
Thanks. The video was interesting.
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by brikym 3mo ago
With such cheap costs every city should be sequencing dog turds and sending out big fines. The pay back would be very quick.
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by brikym 3mo ago
It seems really odd to have a Netflix consumption model for games. Generally people want to play a few favourite games for a long time and get very skilled at them. You just don't need to churn through content like movies.
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by brikym 3mo ago
98% of NEW EVs. But the total market share of the fleet is about 1/3. Impressive. If EV share is 90% in a decade I wonder if Norway will see fuel stations being torn down.
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by brikym 3mo ago
This kind of thing is not new. Cartographers have used fake geographical features for decades.
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by brikym 3mo ago
I never understood this sick decision. I used to use the shapes to identify apps. Most cartoon characters have very distinctive silhouettes and I don't think it's a coincidence. Remember "Who's that Pokemon?"
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by brikym 4mo ago
So that's where the Windows XP file copy dialog author now works.
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by brikym 4mo ago
Yip but come on Apple it's time to solve that problem and sell some more phones. Each new iPhone is just a different color.
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by brikym 4mo ago
You will have a massive phone and you will be happy.
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by brikym 4mo ago
These are the epitome of individualism. It's a Fuck you I'm safe . They're even designed to look like fists. Here is a quote from General Motors truck designer Karan Moorjani: “I remember wanting it to make it feel very loco
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by brikym 4mo ago
It's obvious to me there will be a renaisance, but the question is which design will win. There are so many companies building small modular reactors right and various different designs with different fuels and cooling mediums. https:
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by brikym 4mo ago
And price comparison sites big companies don't like since they want to price discriminate. There are positives to it.
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by brikym 4mo ago
Polars typesafe? It doesn't show you any errors until runtime right? Kusto query language is the best I've seen at type safety and I wish open source DBs would steal some ideas from it.
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by brikym 4mo ago
There are a lot of legit uses for keeping tabs on information. Price comparison websites for example allow the public to be better informed and fight hostile pricing strategies that are more common now corporate consolidation is at all time
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by brikym 4mo ago
$DRAM calls
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by brikym 4mo ago
I'm used to roundabouts but I find the game difficult. Even if you made a basic roundabout I'd still crash a lot. 1) The car wants to go too fast on it's own. 2) The third person perspective is nothing like real driving where
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by brikym 4mo ago
It depends which market you're in.
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by brikym 4mo ago
Capitalism tips half the milk out and triples the price for the other half.
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by brikym 4mo ago
The user has to have an extra reason to use it. Share buttons or stateful URLs are great when user input is embedded. You have to add that extra user generated sauce or it's not worth it. Web games (like my redactle.net) will typicall
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by brikym 4mo ago
I like it. What stack did you use for rendering, physics etc?
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by brikym 4mo ago
Glowing!
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by brikym 4mo ago
I think the bottleneck is testing. I want to build a replacement for Zwift, a virtual gym game for bike trainers and treadmills, but testing it could be difficult without a real person on real hardware. How does the LLM know about the hardw
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by brikym 4mo ago
#15 Don't tell anyone about it.
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by brikym 4mo ago
They're worthless to the S&P 500 which requires four quarters of profitability. SpaceX is running at a $5B loss. Google 'buys' $10B of compute every year...
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by brikym 4mo ago
Let me guess... wall street bets is going to pump $OPEN stock?
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by brikym 4mo ago
100%. The public tend to get very angry when police kill innocent people. So the govt want to squash any uprising which is exactly what they've been doing by taking down any video that allows people against the status quo to coalesce a
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by brikym 4mo ago
People still use tea bags even though they're a top source of microplastics.

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