dainiusse

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   by dainiusse 3y ago

   I think this implies that a family has multiple cars. It is good enough to be a second car (yet IMO to expensive still and while Tesla gets on the cheap side, its interior is not for everyone). However, my point is - I don't want 2 car
2. 122.▲
   by dainiusse 3y ago

   The problem is simple - EVs are overpriced and battery density is too low. It needs to be at least twice of current ones. EVs are Definitely going to be over hydrogen, but the tech is just not there yet for many markets. 200 kilometers in h
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   by dainiusse 3y ago

   Apart from KUDOS for effort, this sentence sounds best for it: ...you've got to start with the customer experience and work backwards for the technology. You can't start with the technology and try to figure out where you're
4. 124.▲
   by dainiusse 3y ago

   I wonder if it is a china owned factory or not
5. 125.▲
   by dainiusse 3y ago

   This
6. 126.▲
   by dainiusse 3y ago

   How does apple work in russia then?
7. 127.▲
   by dainiusse 3y ago

   Yep. Sounds like this was just a burnout :) The real midlife crisis will happen later :)
8. 128.▲
   by dainiusse 3y ago

   Threads :)
9. 129.▲
   by dainiusse 3y ago

   This is no argument. Both of them have batteries and both pose the same risks.
10. 130.▲
    by dainiusse 3y ago

    Do you remember the whole phone throttling issue on a bad battery?
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    by dainiusse 3y ago

    I still don't see myself wearing this thing more than a few minutes on my head. However I am open to where it moves in the future. The realistic (and convenient) way would be to get to simple glasses concept, however technology is behi
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    by dainiusse 3y ago

    I think I might give a try for MY (if its suspension got any better), but where I live there is no real place for servicing it and insurance costs 7x the price of a new leaf for example which is insand.
13. 133.▲
    by dainiusse 4y ago

    Commited code straight from copilot :)
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    by dainiusse 4y ago

    I see plenty of problems - for example you've got 1 supercharger in Lithuania - if you don't want to spend hours around charging station - you're forced to go that single route which doesn't work doing road trips
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    by dainiusse 4y ago

    Don't want to argue, but open up and travel (even with a Tesla) from Warsaw to Rovaniemi and further in a -20 celsius temperatures. Baltic states don't even have official place to repair Tesla
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    by dainiusse 4y ago

    Must add - my comment was about Europe. Finding a charger on your way would be a challenge to begin with
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    by dainiusse 4y ago

    IMO we're just in the early EV (battery to be precise) era. Staying away from EVs for now. It might make sense if a family has 2 cars, but having 1 and EV-only just does not make sense now as I often need the car (and have it for this
18. 138.▲
    by dainiusse 4y ago

    IMO this is absurd. If you need a phone in your hands - it is quicker to open the UI and do the thing
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    by dainiusse 4y ago

    Congrats for posting. But I open up the page - don't see any easy way to launch fullscreen example and I quit.
20. 140.▲
    by dainiusse 4y ago

    Any theme you can share for editors?
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    by dainiusse 4y ago

    Oh yes! For bureaucratic reasons we were forced to get external consultancy to evaluate code... Everything was wrong according to them from architecture to tech choices made... yet, the project was most successful within the company... thes
22. 142.▲
    by dainiusse 4y ago

    RIP. Like many, was a sound blaster buyer in 90s and still have 5.1 sound system :)
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    by dainiusse 4y ago

    This is absurd...
24. 144.▲
    by dainiusse 4y ago

    I think this is unnecessary criticism. Battery replacement is about sustainability. Especially when corps tend to enable throttling.
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    by dainiusse 4y ago

    Letter Z
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    by dainiusse 4y ago

    Totally. I fall on this sometimes because I like my job. And it is still immediatelly clear that quality goes up if you work normal hours and exercise instead of 12 hour pulls
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    by dainiusse 4y ago

    Obviously there was bloat, but its the handling of layoffs that tell a lot about their new ceo...
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    by dainiusse 4y ago

    This should be part of openssl :)
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    by dainiusse 4y ago

    I explain it simply - they will haste to ger rid of all Intel laptops and don't have to maintain x86 version of macOS. That is them becoming evil.
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    by dainiusse 4y ago

    Makes sense given russians are at war against Europe