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by dag11 2y ago
https://youtu.be/J67wKhddWu4?t=116
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by dag11 2y ago
When can I get this module in VCV? :)
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by dag11 2y ago
In a taxi, the passenger is not the liable party. Teslas aren't approved to operate as taxis, whereas Waymos explicitly are. I think that's the difference here.
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by dag11 2y ago
There's a full bodycam video here[1] of an officer in Phoenix pulling over a Waymo. The driver's window gets rolled down and he gets connected via voice to a Waymo agent and they're able to discuss what was going on. Waymo th
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by dag11 2y ago
What is considered "high"? The Rivian R1T's clearance goes up to 14.9 inches, and has a motor per wheel. Does it count?
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by dag11 2y ago
I'm struggling to think of any mainstream big tech products that incorporated crypto at all. Besides some financial apps adding an additional tab for it.
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by dag11 2y ago
What? The original Siri asked if the user wanted to continue their search on the web if it couldn't handle it locally. It was one of the last things from the Jobs era.
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by dag11 2y ago
In this case it adds to their credentials
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by dag11 2y ago
> I wasn't being unnecessarily negative. And yet you ended up writing one of the most unnecessarily negative things I've read on here in a long time.
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by dag11 2y ago
I work with the folks who built that! It truly was months of giddy passion on their part[1]. And it was such a joy to see in person. Disclosure: I might not have worked on The Orb but I do work on Steam Deck and other projects at Valve. [1]
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by dag11 2y ago
That's like saying why should anyone at all make music, art, hire actors, etc., when A.I. will be able to do all of these tasks identically over the next couple years (partially already). The human element is important. Because we&#x27
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by dag11 2y ago
Programming in YAML (for Home Assistant automations) was quite... something. I very quickly switched all of my logic over to vanilla JavaScript in Node-RED and haven't looked back.
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by dag11 2y ago
I'm also somewhat avoiding Boeing planes these days (hard when you live in Seattle and almost exclusively fly Alaska) but just to nit, 777s don't have MCAS.
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by dag11 2y ago
Does presentation "deck" not come from when presentations were piles of slide cards? A "deck" of slide cards? Resembling a deck of cards? Do you also go into skateboard shops with this rant when they refer to their board
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by dag11 3y ago
This game just looks so good today. I know lots of folks already knew that games don't have to look AAA to be excellent, and the success of Minecraft really drove that idea home to the masses, but this game really stands out to me. It
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by dag11 3y ago
Who does, Kayak? The airline? I don't know about Kayak but that's not a thing with any airline contract of carriage that I'm aware of. In fact a lot of airlines explicitly say that their ticket does not guarantee particular e
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by dag11 3y ago
I don't know, because these various startups don't pretend to have a cohesive vision/platform/ecosystem with each other, but that's exactly what Google, Apple, Microsoft, etc do. I can't think of any apps or se
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by dag11 3y ago
Well, I do now. I'm hungry.
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by dag11 3y ago
Unrelated to the article directly, it's kinda neat that the site's text selection highlight color is randomized on every mousedown.
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by dag11 3y ago
> No computer system, from the command line, has a command that allows you to "make_folder" but every system has a "make_directory" (mkdir) or "change_directory" (cd) and so on. If there is little to no diff
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by dag11 3y ago
What's the difference? When I select "New Folder" on my computer's file browser, it creates a directory. Your comment is the first time I'm hearing they're not interchangeable.
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by dag11 3y ago
Is Fig still kicking? I worked on it a bit as an intern back in 2014, but Mercurial has also been on its way out of mainstream support over the last few years. It was a really neat project!
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by dag11 3y ago
Inevitable sure, but sad.
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by dag11 3y ago
"X times less" is actually a technically meaningless statement, but colloquially would mean 1/X. There's nothing to be gained by being pedantic over that
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by dag11 3y ago
Hi fellow Alaska frequent flier. So about that! There's this iOS app called Flightly that does a brilliant little hack where the app updates itself in (almost) real time on the "free messaging" plan. The way it works (accordi
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by dag11 3y ago
> Why anyone thinks this is notable and not disappointing is exasperating to me. Normally I'm the kind of person who has a bias against things not "fresh" but this one doesn't phase me in the slightest. I suspect it&#
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by dag11 3y ago
In the typescript playground, the best way to see the output of any evolution number is to have it autocomplete a string literal! Uncomment one of the PGunXX types that you want to see, then below it type this: const boardstr: PGun10
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by dag11 3y ago
I wouldn't say avoiding others during a pandemic is agoraphobia, it's a rational response. But after a society has largely resumed dense public activities, it's only possibly a phobia if you've formed a personal preferen
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by dag11 3y ago
Is this stereoscopic? I don't see any mention in the readme or demo video link but based on the description of hooking the compositor, unless it's translating rapidly for left/right eyes or the simulator gives left+right text
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by dag11 3y ago
The first Arduinos with that formfactor which supports shields are from around 2005[0]. The Uno wasn't the first[1], it was just a model line set up for that specific formfactor for consistency, since the name was changing frequently (

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