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by cududa 5y ago
Okay so let’s say someone is at the grocery store, loads up the trunk, while doing so breaks the cable. Tries to backup without the camera/ obscured field of view inherent to the vehicle, hits someone. I get most auto manufacturers cal
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by cududa 5y ago
To you question: no idea. But I know my aunt has a Honda CR-V that needs to go back to the shop every 1-4 months to get a cable harness serviced and they have to take apart a huge part of the car to do it. I think it’s more a matter of unin
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by cududa 5y ago
Stock options have an expiration date. A package of grants are expiring. When you exercise the options (buying the shares reserved for you at $x/ price of the stock when you were granted the options) you have to pay taxes on the delta
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by cududa 5y ago
Not in my experience, that one was just a particular kind of bad because he really didn’t know anything about his product. Like I said, still feel bad about how aggressive I was, but truly, the dude kept saying stuff completely disconnected
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by cududa 5y ago
Lots of reasons, but for one, it was horribly managed. I use to consult with Microsoft on product and UX. There was one meeting with the product unit manager (PUM) I was in with some others. My review was … harsh. I was a lot younger, and a
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by cududa 5y ago
How could the keys be recovered? I don’t understand how this action is the only choice to prevent them being captured? The most conspiratorial part of my mind thinks the projectile coated the debris in some isotope they have tracking capabi
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by cududa 5y ago
Mod: editorialized title. It's subtle, but it drives narrative with "equity" being such a trigger for folks lately, and isn't what the actual article outlines
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by cududa 5y ago
sorry you got downvoted so much! But would be great to know the purpose of the extension, and why the service can't work without it
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by cududa 5y ago
In 2017 had a broken knee, hand, and ribs. Lived on the fourth floor of a building with no elevator. Only left to go to physical therapy, and took me a half hour to scoot down the stairs to the sidewalk. When Uber drivers saw me in my brace
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by cududa 5y ago
If they published the extension source that might be more reasonable. I assume the extension is so a lot of heavy lifting on hitting individual apps/ API's happens locally to alleviate costs or rate limiting
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by cududa 5y ago
The lead designer of the Apple Car joined LoveFrom earlier this year. Ferrari has a hybrid car. Apple's ID team doesn't just design the objects they design the manufacturing machines too - and have been able to reduce a lot of mat
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by cududa 5y ago
When people, particularly designers, say something is "too intricate" or whatever, it's usually just a signal they wouldn't have the skills to make something like it. Late 2000's/ early 2010's there was a
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by cududa 5y ago
I do the same - I try and minimize my time in airports and on the plane as much as possible. If you're flying international the checked bag will be waiting for you when you get through customs. Domestically, if I'm the last one on
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by cududa 5y ago
Then the item overflows to the left. This applet just renders the whole set of icons as a single block instead of individually.
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by cududa 5y ago
FaceID on Mac makes no sense. First, the sensor is too thick. But the main one - iPhone wakes when the accelerometer detects movement. So to wake the mac you either need to press a key or touch the trackpad. At that point, why not just use
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by cududa 5y ago
They do overflow. They weren't using the documented API - the whole collection of icons was rendered as a single block.
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by cududa 5y ago
How exactly could someone propose a fix without knowing any insight into the root cause of the issues
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by cududa 5y ago
Depends what you need them for. On a music video set my 2010 MBP survived a drop from a second story balcony (three stories in a normal home), onto a marble floor. Got dented as hell, but only functional damage was to the ethernet port. I&#
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by cududa 5y ago
As a teenager in 2005/ 2006, had an obsession with overclocking AMD Opteron 165's. DFI motherboards allowed you to set the ratios for FSB/HTT, LDT/FSB, CPU/FSB, etc. I'd hunt like crazy for specific OCZ DDR2 RA
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by cududa 5y ago
One culture mostly evaporated due to the consent decree. The people left fought over resources and fiefdoms of what was left/ within new parameters. Ballmer left, Satya built a new culture with new values. Sounds pedantic but that&#x27
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by cududa 5y ago
Is your argument that if they got broken up they could innovate more to ... get more people to spend more time on new products that push them into radicalized rabbit holes?
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by cududa 5y ago
Yup. Prior they were absolutely different dies just on the same package
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by cududa 5y ago
Perhaps with Vista? "Integrated" graphics meant something like Intel 915 which couldn't run "Aero". Even if you had the Intel 945, if you had low bandwidth RAM graphics performance still stuttered. Good article: ht
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by cududa 5y ago
Right. Im not speaking to iPhones or iPads here, but the non-serviceability creates a robustness pretty unmatched by Windows laptops in terms of durability. Was resting my 2010 MBP on the railing of a second story balcony during a film shoo
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by cududa 5y ago
Edit: I was wrong! Thanks for pointing it out Not exactly. M1 CPU, GPU, and RAM were all capped in the same package. New ones appear to be more a single board soldered onto mainboard, with a discrete CPU, GPU, and RAM package each capped in
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by cududa 5y ago
I heard it’s the Qualcomm power management silicon that’s in short supply
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by cududa 5y ago
One Japanese technician died due to not following safety protocols. That’s it. Thousands a year die in coal mines
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by cududa 5y ago
None come to mind off hand but there’ve been countless studies on ambient blue and red light and how it effects sleeping. Haven’t Boeing and AirBus also studied this extensively wrt jet lag?
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by cududa 5y ago
Apologies. Mike had confirmed it with three other sources, after my initial tweet. There were apparently ‘security barriers’ and it’s not clear yet what those were.
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by cududa 5y ago
Zucks personal conference room has 3 glass walls, so I’ve been amusing myself imagining him just throwing a chair through one of the walls

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