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That's just perspective, as orthographic projection would probably look a little wonky. You can see them up close in the prototype model here: https://youtu.be/uzyRb1s2U5c?t=1512
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> Over. My. Dead. Body. Maybe literally depending on where you end up dying.
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1y ago
The wheels are behind the front bumper by a few inches.
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1y ago
Seems to be missing one of my most nostalgic from Sony Vegas 9 cracks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cmdprbBOMT8
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The CEO pretty clearly says it's meant to be a city truck with small size but just as much utility (or more) than something like a Tacoma. https://youtu.be/pw250Va1JFo?t=469
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Certainly an incomplete picture. NPR its self may only get a small percentage of its total pie from CPB, but member stations (that license NPR content and what not) that exist all over the country use various amounts. The result will like
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1y ago
It's not a good fish to pokemon trainers either. 35% seems about right.
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1y ago
I've used an Intel MBP for a few years and now an M2 MBP for a few more. I've always had extremely stellar standby battery life. That is, until a few months ago. Now I get home and my backpack is warm from my MBP turning on whi
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I started "hacking" my propane grill (OK just trying to cludge some repairs) and decided after a few hours that I am not confident enough in my own work to muck with anything around flammable fuel.
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Some EVs have that. Anecdotally, once you get used to "one pedal driving" having that sort of control (via extra input mechanisms like steering wheel pedals) is just plain annoying.
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> Off-topic, but why is these no scrollbar on the transcript in firefox? I smacked my keyboard and now I've lost my position and it's going to be a pain to find it again. I see a scrollbar in Firefox on Windows but it's qu
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For what it's worth the latest album (Chase the Skies) has some _very_ early Minecraft vibes.
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Well that, and most of the incidents I've seen haven't been using FSD but instead traditional Autopilot which hasn't received updates in years.
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> At no point did we use tools/call or any command that could trigger actions, incur API usage costs, or alter data. At this point I'm convinced it's not possible to predict this with MCP servers (or LLMs generally). You
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1y ago
Why not pedos (pedantic objects)?
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Airplane
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Take a look at something like rclone and it immediately becomes clear that the photo app vendors you listed have no interest in allowing their users to easily access their data programmatically from their services in any meaningful way. Exa
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1y ago
If you want a solid "just upload the photos" experience, PhotoSync on iOS is really great. I think you can use Immich to just look at a folder and not use the backup from phone bits.
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Gas stations often used to be car service stations as well. We have a few local ones with 3-4 car work garages attached but they are always closed now and used for storage.
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Shout out to high quality, more independent "TV" media like Dropout (ex College Humor). https://www.dropout.tv
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Squat toilets aren't really the same thing as an outdoor toilet in the middle of the woods.
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1y ago
Shitting in a hole in the ground in the middle of nature is serene but also doesn't scale to population density.
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1y ago
Not physically, but digital hoarding is in full swing.
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1y ago
A great place to visit by ferry. As is Fort Moultrie. Super nice rangers when we've gone in the last few years. Then again they might not work there anymore.
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Kagi's policy is in the direction of that: https://help.kagi.com/kagi/plans/plan-types.html#fair-pricin...
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> Microsoft made things confusing by adding the Bedrock server, which reportedly uses a combination of C, C# and Java, No C# in Bedrock. No Java unless you're talking about the Android versions. Very little C. It's mostly C++.
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And yet DOGE (Elon Musk) is actively pursuing cutting resources at the Loan Programs Office which helps American companies like Tesla attempt to innovate.
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"Plastic free" environments will likely be cultivated and it will become yet another class divide as it will be prohibitively expensive.
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Used an EVCE charger yesterday that my wife struggled to pick up. The cable its self was just enormous and heavy compared to more modern chargers. Hopefully they go back and retrofit older chargers with newer cables when swapping over to
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> honestly its a pretty good experience - aside from EA reliability issues, which seem to have improved but still far short of Tesla. Going from the Tesla Supercharger network I can't share this sentiment at all. Virtually every ti
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