darknavi

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by darknavi 4y ago
Hey now, with a wider roll out of their beta at least it does _something_. Before ~6 months ago it was literally vaporware with an nontransferable license.
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by darknavi 4y ago
Elon really does believe in a utopia where no public transportation exists and everyone drives around I, Robot style. We really need competition in this space (FSD) if we want prices to go down.
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by darknavi 4y ago
> Between the low reliability, low build quality FWIW we have a 2018 Model 3 and a 2022 Model Y and both have had very minor or no manufacturer issues. Both have never needed anything other than minor, at home service from Tesla (mostly
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by darknavi 4y ago
Let's list off software that is $15k per license that cannot transfer to a new machine. (I own FSD on two cars because I like toys)
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by darknavi 4y ago
As long as you're going down hill the range is infinite!
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by darknavi 4y ago
Some say they are still stuck in VIM after dad wouldn't tell them how to exit it.
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by darknavi 4y ago
Screw trains. Lets rip them out and build man-made rivers so we can use our water planes!
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by darknavi 4y ago
Just migrated to Firefox from Edge Chromium last night. I know it will "burn" me one day but having the first one being Snapchat for Web makes me feel a little good.
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by darknavi 4y ago
No lowercase 'l' in there?
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by darknavi 4y ago
I am more of a Domino's guy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n17B_uFF4cA
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by darknavi 4y ago
We had some design challenges (and many other types of challenges...) but we really tried with Minecraft: Earth to go big with AR AND location-based gaming. After we sunset it, it really struck me how scary GaaS can be. No one can play Min
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by darknavi 4y ago
> too many thieves are just using a wireless jammer. Is this actually that wide spread? I hardwire all of my cameras but I've never heard of wide-spread wireless jamming in house-hold crime.
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by darknavi 4y ago
Hard disagree about the "Hell" portion. Siloed, probably but really dependent on the team/org. The culture in games is very healthy from my experience and one of the best compensation in the games industry.
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by darknavi 4y ago
What about Starliner? It is years behind schedule and a huge embarrassment to the US' play in space.
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by darknavi 4y ago
> More generally: the constitution should care about super-general, universally-agreed values, let's leave everything else to the legislative branch! See: The 2nd amendment.
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by darknavi 4y ago
The word "spy" is so loose these days. I'd consider the vast swaths of metadata other companies compile on me "spying" to an extent.
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by darknavi 4y ago
Honestly a lot of "Remind me in X"
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by darknavi 4y ago
I don't even see that. I see a "Start my free trial" button and it just takes me to the generic billing screen. How do I even purchase this? Is it its own subscription?
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by darknavi 4y ago
Elsewhere someone said Mermaid is supported already by GitHub: https://mermaid-js.github.io/mermaid/#/gantt
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by darknavi 4y ago
Kilamanjaro!
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by darknavi 4y ago
I doubt for the younger generation. "Redfin" and "Zillow" are much more "in-the-know" names. Side note: Long ago Major League Soccer was not the first hit for "MLS" on youtube. Now they have the van
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by darknavi 4y ago
Free with a season ticket is a really cool spin.
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by darknavi 4y ago
> that may even have some scrap value. Charging cables are already being scalped for copper unfortunately.
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by darknavi 4y ago
I _really_ like that you can do light automations easily with ESPHome as well. For my cat feeder, it has some cron-like scheduling to go off ever so often and I do not want my cats to starve if my Home Assistant VM is down.
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by darknavi 4y ago
> If it's such a minority as you claim, then there should be no problem with passing laws Have week been watching the same government for the last 6 years?
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by darknavi 4y ago
So expensive and yet so attractive.
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by darknavi 4y ago
I think their commercial business will be plentiful as well.
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by darknavi 4y ago
I work in C++ daily and there is something about the simple-ness of C that I love. You get out of magical hell that is templates and return to simple flat-functions and macros.
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by darknavi 4y ago
I am in the beta and treat it just like normal AP. I tried it almost 100% of the time the first week while building a "relationship" with it. Now (months later) I only use it when I know it has high probability of success (known
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by darknavi 4y ago
What do you mean evaluated? There are thousands of us using the FSD beta (including I assume the video from OP).

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