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by eyesee 5y ago
You get an update prompt on screen (and on your phone). The car asks you to schedule a time to install (normally 1 AM) or allows you to update immediately. When an update is triggered (manually or on a timer) you get a 2-minute countdown to
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by eyesee 5y ago
The batteries do not tend to spontaneously combust. In vehicles there is much greater danger of physical damage causing a fire, and even there the incidence rate is a fraction of ICE fires. In a proper housing in a commercial/residenti
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by eyesee 5y ago
Sounds like the Mac Pro processor would use 2x or 4x of the Jade C-Die, perhaps in a single package. This makes good economic sense because it may be challenging to justify a unique chip design for only a few thousand units / year.
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by eyesee 5y ago
The latest iPad Pro does use M1. It's more accurate to say that M1 made the jump from the A14 chips already in iPhones, as it's an enhanced variation of that design.
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by eyesee 5y ago
If anything I think the App Store has helped to drive the purchase price of software to $0. This in turn has driven every software vendor to either a subscription pricing model or a (privacy-invasive) ad model. Open question on if this is n
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by eyesee 5y ago
Yes, my point is their responsibility lies in their messaging, not in making it harder to defeat people leaving the driver’s seat.
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by eyesee 5y ago
Why is it Tesla's responsibility to defend the world against idiots? I'm pretty sure the Bart Simpson's of the world have been able to set cruise control and get in the back seat for decades. The problem I have with Tesla is
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by eyesee 5y ago
Automotive lidar is a very different beast than this. 200m range vs 5m just to start.
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by eyesee 5y ago
I believe this is the first time has ever advertised RAM in an iPad or iPhone.
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by eyesee 6y ago
Metro areas aren’t the target. There is a large, underserved market that doesn’t have access to broadband internet, and for those customers this is a breakthrough.
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by eyesee 6y ago
Because they’re not really “composite files”, they’re packages. It’s just a normal directory with a bit set to treat it as a file in context (also driven by file extension). “Show Package Contents” just opens a Finder window rooted within t
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by eyesee 6y ago
> I think cmd-q/cmd-w probably predate Firefox's use of them. By a decade or two, yes.
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by eyesee 6y ago
The M1 is a low tier consumer CPU, and the design choices are consistent with that positioning. In all likelihood this is the slowest M-series processor Apple will ever make. That it is competitive with some high-end processors is compell
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by eyesee 6y ago
It's not impossible at all, you can just set it through `launchctl` as shown in this StackOverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/135688/setting-environme...
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by eyesee 6y ago
Well for one thing it's not a file format. For that there's JFIF and EXIF.
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by eyesee 6y ago
IDFA was actually a privacy improvement at the time it was introduced. Previously (before 2012), apps/advertisers would use UDID and/or fingerprinting to uniquely identify a phone in a way that the user could not avoid. Access to
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by eyesee 6y ago
I think for the US market net neutrality has value in leveling the playing field and avoiding balkanization. The bigger issue to me is the lack of competition in many markets leading to rent seeking behaviors instead of delivering better se
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by eyesee 6y ago
Not sure where you're getting these figures. Here's an analysis which estimates CO2 emissions from Starship for E2E will be roughly similar to those from a 777 flight based on fuel consumption. Depending upon how the methane is ge
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by eyesee 6y ago
Also vanity. It's a bad look if Intel's top-end chips aren't made by Intel.
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by eyesee 6y ago
Apple actually did announce this capability in their “Time Flies” keynote which introduced the A14 with the new iPad. They call it “Second-generation machine learning accelerators” in the CPU, with “accelerated matrix multiplication”. Start
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by eyesee 6y ago
https://cesium.com/cesiumjs/
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by eyesee 6y ago
Continuous acceleration on the order of 1G is solidly in the realm of fiction today (see: The Expanse series). The actual engines we have today capable of continuous thrust for weeks at a time only produce less than a Newton of thrust. The
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by eyesee 6y ago
In trying to understand Apple's position on App Store policies, it may help to think of them as a retail store. For example, substitute "Best Buy" for App Store. Can I tell my customers that 30% of the price of their widget g
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by eyesee 6y ago
I have a major hearing impairment in one ear. Using one AirPod with Live Listen was completely unusable to me because of this latency.
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by eyesee 6y ago
I'm not in the Rust community, but it seems like one could have their cake and eat it too, using OOP with DOD storage. * Use a special allocator for objects which reserves a vector slot from your structure-of-arrays. * Objects re
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by eyesee 6y ago
I believe it works at USB2 speeds only. It's called the "Apple Charge Cable". I can't verify right now as Apple's online store is down.
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by eyesee 6y ago
The USB-C cables which come with MacBook chargers only work for power delivery.
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by eyesee 6y ago
Apple has been designing their own CPU's for a decade, using the ARM ISA. Apple has a perpetual license to the ISA though, so they would not be a source of future revenue. Apple is also under no obligation to stick with ARM's road
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by eyesee 6y ago
I believe GP is referring to this post: https://forums.swift.org/t/swift-type-checking-is-undecidabl...
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by eyesee 6y ago
Surprised no one has mentioned QuickLook. In Finder, select a file (document, image, movie, etc.) and tap the space bar to bring up QuickLook. You’ll see a full preview of that document instantly. The preview window follows your focus, so y

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