daveswilson

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by daveswilson 6mo ago
The Jeraptha would find it boring. Just saying.
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by daveswilson 7mo ago
How are Apple and Google reacting to this? Surely these companies aren't ignorant of it.
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by daveswilson 1y ago
As a resident of New Mexico I can tell you that it is a miracle that we can afford to launch this program at all. Perhaps when the long-term economic benefits begin to pay out, we'll be able to pay people to support their personal pre
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by daveswilson 3y ago
And if you've ever worked for 'em, even in a department related to neither Chrome nor Ads, you'll soon know the influence of the Ads team. Prestige, high-pressure jobs, top people, and influence everywhere.
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by daveswilson 6y ago
I like that theory. It may explain why the Google Workspace (/G Suite/Google Apps) icons are now so indistinguishable. If one looks nice, why not make the others look just as nice?
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by daveswilson 6y ago
I don't think anybody's sanctioning the use of driver assist features on small twisty roads the snow yet, are they? If so please share what you were driving - that would be interesting even if it didn't work well at the time
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by daveswilson 6y ago
Goodness gracious doesn't anyone in the auto industry ever even look at how the word "autopilot" has been used in the aviation and marine industries? It has _never_ meant that the vehicle operator gets to abandon their respo
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by daveswilson 6y ago
The government could also simply pay for the whole deal, from the design of production facilities to their eventual removal, and tack on a nice profit for the vendor. That's called "cost plus" and with the appropriate perform
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by daveswilson 6y ago
Placing blame is far less interesting, IMO, than considering this story in the context of our much-needed next-generation power grid. One thing such a grid, and our management approach to it, has to do is not fail catastrophically, showerin