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by cududa 2y ago
The only hardware specific complaint this comes down to is one manufacturer swap g the input button for a long press of the home button. I’ve used this TV and remote a lot. It’s not going to be particularly hard to learn that action.
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by cududa 2y ago
You don’t want a central authority doing this nationwide. You want a central authority synthesizing results and setting minimum practices for states to adopt. But generally, each state already has bodies that are inspecting cows and chicken
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by cududa 2y ago
> The problem is that my son’s mobile phone is governed by strict parental controls, making this daily lookup an unpopular chore on my side This was a neat project, but I feel like this is insanely overkill for a solution that is “whitel
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by cududa 2y ago
Yes there was? The first one described it
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by cududa 2y ago
Only the latest iPhones (15 and 16) support this
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by cududa 2y ago
Well by virtue of the fact that they've sold these un-repairable/ un-openable macs for 3 years now, and they're refreshing it instead of killing the product - all these things indicate consumers like the current approach
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by cududa 2y ago
Most people don’t want to open up their computer. Ever. And for most people who dont want to open their computer, they’ll probably use these iMacs until their ancient, and replacing the whole thing makes more sense anyway
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by cududa 2y ago
Great. But plenty of consumers disagree with you, which is why this product exists. Not everything you see is designed to be useful for you specifically
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by cududa 2y ago
The problem with waveguides are the manufacturing defects are on the micron level, and you need to get those channels perfect - then produce the same pattern a few more times for other colors, and hope they all perfectly line up. I don’t se
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by cududa 2y ago
No. That was some misinformation. The chips are being fully packaged in the U.S.
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by cududa 2y ago
Yes, and if China invades Taiwan, those noncompetes are going out the window and/ or the plant is getting nationalized
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by cududa 2y ago
If 36 hours (Ultra 2) isn't enough battery life, then you and your friends aren't the target audience for a smart watch with a display.
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by cududa 2y ago
Headline should indicate this is in regards to people with or type 1 diabetes or at risk of developing it
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by cududa 2y ago
I genuinely get the sense nobody there is capable of coming up with this on their own and are likely looking at this thread for ideas
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by cududa 2y ago
Sorry but if any one of my coworkers behaved or responded like this, I’m not sure we’d be working together anymore.
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by cududa 2y ago
This is insane you're getting downvoted. Someone needs to pay for the development of Chrome. That's just the reality. How is Chrome going to make money as a standalone company? I have no idea, but it probably aligns with your gues
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by cududa 2y ago
Watching videos/ interviews of the founder, it sounds like he’s very vey focussed on scaling this up to build affordable and durable wall sized versions of the display tech. I’m certainly rooting for them. I hope they have more devices
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by cududa 2y ago
Was curious so I looked it up - Jose Antonio Vargas Elementary School is right by Moffet Field. The school also abuts an industrial park that fits the description. One of the current tenants there is Volvo Innovation Lab, which I imagine do
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by cududa 2y ago
Yeah but also Nate went to work for a Thiel company so take whatever he says with that context
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by cududa 2y ago
So have we decided to stop using checksums or something?
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by cududa 2y ago
Very cool. Couldn’t get the pictures to load in any higher res. Would love to see more of the detail
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by cududa 2y ago
They’re not required to make Linux drivers. They open sourced the stack years ago. Take it up with the driver community. Second, what? The drivers for AI work loads on Linux are powering massive models right now. I think what you actually m
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by cududa 2y ago
Can you please explain how exactly you would heat shield a camera? Like, your suggestion is a box attached to the ship that changes its aerodynamic profile, with an actuator that can be a point of failure/ fly off and hit other critica
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by cududa 2y ago
Please explain to me why an OS level signed and encrypted database isn’t secure
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by cududa 2y ago
Neither these two paragraphs or the source they’re paraphrasing ( https://doublepulsar.com/recall-stealing-everything-youve-ev... ) indicate anything matching the headline at all. The source article is a QA with himself. Ther
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by cududa 2y ago
The problem is you're exposing yourself as someone extremely self-centered, and someone that assumes their lived experience is equivalent of everyone else's, and adjudicating the utility of this particular thing as if you are refl
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by cududa 2y ago
Small anecdote: I've had Spotify premium for 12 years now. Back in 2020 I got a rather large prepaid debit card. I put a couple low dollar subscriptions on there. Spotify being one of them. Card ran out of money. So Spotify instantly s
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by cududa 2y ago
Invading countries usually refer to it as a happy merger
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by cududa 2y ago
It's excellent at programming if you actually know the problem you're trying to solve and the technology. You need to guide it with actual knowledge you have. Also, you have to adapt your communication style to get good results. O
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by cududa 2y ago
The link to the anomaly detection use case is broken https://docs.nixtla.io/docs/tutorials-anomaly_detection

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