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eclipxe
5y ago
Yeah, this won't work.
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eclipxe
5y ago
The quality of life difference Autopilot makes is worth $100k+ (though you don't need to spend that much anymore with the Y/3). Your dig at the end about phantom braking is kinda interesting, but I think you are underestimating ho
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eclipxe
5y ago
Likely the app was not embedded in the sim. It was likely a carrier profile that the sim activated that triggered the download and install of the app.
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eclipxe
5y ago
It's hard to imagine doctors around you adopting the opinion that vaccines are useless. Because they're not.
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eclipxe
5y ago
This is not true. You can resale Ableton licenses. In fact a lot of music software allows sale of software licenses.
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eclipxe
5y ago
The OS is smart enough to not render stuff behind it. You can test this by clicking a dragging a menu bar icon across the notch - it will immediately jump to the other side and not try to render a drag animation.
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eclipxe
5y ago
Your keycard / phone key can store your driver profile id that the car then uses to fetch the settings from the cloud. No QR code needed.
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eclipxe
5y ago
Inverting a binary tree isn't particularly hard.
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eclipxe
5y ago
I actually do enjoy ads. Especially relevant and targeted ones. I enjoy finding out about new and interesting products related to my hobbies (music production).
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eclipxe
5y ago
Ugh have you ever USED Jira?
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eclipxe
5y ago
That isn’t true.
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eclipxe
5y ago
Work where you want and don’t feel bad because of HN opinions. HN hates everything eventually, except RSS.
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eclipxe
5y ago
It's a fallacy because it is hyperbolic.
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eclipxe
5y ago
What's the agenda?
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eclipxe
5y ago
Because HackerNews is not real life and FB isn’t nearly as evil as reading HN would imply.
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eclipxe
5y ago
Agreed. Facebook is a mirror to society.
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eclipxe
5y ago
Families are free to choose to not use the middleman.
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eclipxe
5y ago
I don't really mind this. There is no impact to me by having this telemetry in place.
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eclipxe
5y ago
This is unrelated to Epic
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eclipxe
5y ago
No, this is unrelated
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eclipxe
5y ago
Most people don’t care about privacy.
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eclipxe
5y ago
Ehhh...I mean with the way things are evolving - it is very likely your long term storage, short term storage, and CPU will all be on the same chip/package. Expecting to be able to replace the components individually will largely be a
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eclipxe
5y ago
You are free to voice your opinion. Society is free to provide feedback to you on those opinions. If you have an opinion that a sufficient cohort of your peers in society feel is out of bounds for where society is headed or not compatible w
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eclipxe
5y ago
Yes
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eclipxe
6y ago
Love Noteplan!
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eclipxe
6y ago
I mean, that is pretty much the open nature of the internet. Everything was banished to the dark recesses of the internet and just your friends and family, until we had Yahoo, Altavista, Excite, Lycos, and then Google...An open internet doe
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eclipxe
6y ago
No, why?
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eclipxe
6y ago
Non-nerds went to Best Buy.
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6y ago
Yes it is.
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6y ago
That's only because house and senate members were successfully evacuated - if they weren't, what exactly did you think the rioters were going to do? What do you think they had zip ties for? What was the gallows erected outside for
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