dzhiurgis

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by dzhiurgis 4mo ago
Apparently he goes to burning man every year and "stays up all night" lol
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by dzhiurgis 4mo ago
My only answer is - he lost a lot of money somewhere. He likes planes and dabbled in finance and engineering. So either lost a lot on crypto + planes. Or wants baddest biggest personal jet ever (I think he mentioned on Tom Seguro's pod
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by dzhiurgis 4mo ago
> Pretty much all So like maybe 99%? Are you say it should be strictly 100% and none of it for solar? You only need 1% of land for solar to sustain entire population.
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by dzhiurgis 4mo ago
> annoying side quest Face it - it's because developers are annoying princesses. Just read your comment again. My entitled friend was whining AI will start monitoring his work and he won't be able to slack as much as he does no
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by dzhiurgis 4mo ago
You going to hate this, but Tesla is adding facial recognition to start self driving. Whether it is to identify driver age, identify correct kid at school pickup, stop doll heads from attentiveness check bypass or determine license holder -
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by dzhiurgis 4mo ago
It is ridiculous. I'm back at parents driving Kona EV. I swear at that piece of shit every day. Other than reliability issues - I painted myself into a corner last week. Started a DC charger using card reader, which means you can'
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by dzhiurgis 4mo ago
> touchscreen reliance required while driving. Give us an example lol
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by dzhiurgis 4mo ago
In NZ we have to identify hazards. Distractions would be interesting. "Send a text to someone and include that obscure emoji". Or perhaps more vogue - go thru EV charging app registration including verifying your email address and
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by dzhiurgis 4mo ago
At least with Tesla you have massive ecosystem of third party add-ons, including defeat devices. I do wish it was even quieter tho. It's kinda of a shame you got a quiet EV but then add annoying bingbongs.
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by dzhiurgis 4mo ago
> 2008 I was looking for a car recently for a 3 month visit in Europe. 2008 is the bottom of the barrel at this point. Basically deciding between scraping and trying to make few more years out of it.
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by dzhiurgis 4mo ago
Means you don’t need to carry your keys when you go for a walk and you can trigger via voice or iPhone’s shortcut button. I still use button on the wall and if you actually park in garage you can keep using fob.
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by dzhiurgis 4mo ago
> empty rooftops That's just inefficient use of labour. I wish government used grants (or loans really) for solar farms instead. Batteries maybe, but even then it would be likely more efficient to install them on a substation level
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by dzhiurgis 4mo ago
> safe proven More like engineered and worked around to be safe (unless you are in Australia lol). 400v around people is unforgiving. Batteries catch fire occasionally too - a lot of places you are not allowed to install indoors.
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by dzhiurgis 4mo ago
IMO for garage much easier to just add garage door opener that works from your phone.
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by dzhiurgis 4mo ago
Can you outline the process here? What transmitters do you use with esp32?
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by dzhiurgis 4mo ago
IDK I rarely see 18650 cells in RC. It's mostly pouches which I assume come from smartphone/laptop industry - these are likely to have highest margins and highest tech (other than space).
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by dzhiurgis 4mo ago
kia ora. interesting to know. so they are pretty small packs and their design doesn't really apply to large packs.
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by dzhiurgis 4mo ago
Writing on the wall is Apple needs to do something about it. Safari's Add to dock is decent start - I use it with Slack and Discord, but couldn't wait for Gemini and Anthropic to release their native apps (can't remember why)
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by dzhiurgis 4mo ago
Generally you can't replace cells unless you find perfect match - needs to be same resistance and capacity. Only on very large scale this is possible. That said on most EVs blown cells are very very very rare. Mostly it's balancin
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by dzhiurgis 4mo ago
I suspect it cost less than $100 using chinese models.
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by dzhiurgis 4mo ago
> will likely take enough labor time to verify, let alone certify All that to say that US desperately needs to copy Ukrainian model. Lots of small manufacturers and an excellent skunk works team for very quick iteration.
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by dzhiurgis 4mo ago
Browsers have been doing this well for over a decade and have tons of superiority. My favourite that kinda settles this debate is - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48168058
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by dzhiurgis 4mo ago
I have gemini and chatgpt apps - I think gemini is electron app since i can three finger tap to get word definition. Neither can pinch to zoom, print (i.e. to pdf), run extensions, duplicate tab, etc. Gemini uses 208 mb vs 171 for chatgpt.
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by dzhiurgis 4mo ago
Sure Palantir has plenty of allegations. But giving same contract to China is insanity.
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by dzhiurgis 4mo ago
Your source literally has been community noted as misleading.
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by dzhiurgis 4mo ago
Ukraine got rid of their nukes and look what happened. Drop your guard down and you'll get eaten for breakfast.
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by dzhiurgis 4mo ago
Whom should we buy surveillance software from then? Vegan art society? It's like saying we shouldn't buy guns from gun makers and tickle our enemies with rose petals instead. Feels like Kremlin bots are having a field day here.
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by dzhiurgis 4mo ago
How about selling cakes to gay couples?
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by dzhiurgis 4mo ago
That doesn't seem to be stopping europeans from moving to USA.
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by dzhiurgis 4mo ago
I live in NZ, but work with mostly US SaaS'es. Got 1 gpbs fiber but I'm torn between downgrading to something like 500mbps which also downgrades your upload and upgrading to 6gbps so I get better international speeds (right now it

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