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fhub
3y ago
Truly anonymous data is not subject to the GDPR. So the question is whether the data they are collecting is truly anonymous. They seem to be claiming or suggesting "Yes it is" https://code.visualstudio.com/docs
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3y ago
a) Share some anecdotes as I was lucky enough to get early access by simply applying through the app. b) I'm a believer/early adopter and as such I guess I've enjoyed sharing my experiences. It turned out I was wrong about th
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3y ago
I do it the awkward way too. But I typical play an artist that I loved two decades ago and crank the volume. So "My music" wasn't the best way to describe it. More music that is just for me. I don't find their inbuilt mu
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3y ago
That explains a lot. Thank you.
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3y ago
I get your point. But the approach to the situation differs I think. A human driver would creep into the intersection to get a better view and then go if clear. The Waymo proceeded with far more confidence. Just better vision. It starting
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fhub
3y ago
The start stop traffic gave me car sickness quickly. The 280 is a 4 lane highway that, at certain times of day, adaptive cruise control gets very little workout.
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fhub
3y ago
I do want to clarify that my comment: the skateboarder would not have died. Waymo provided a larger margin of error for the board rider than a human could possibly have.
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3y ago
From my personal experience they are priced cheaper for all rides. But rarely that much cheaper - perhaps a surge time? The variable that differs is time to pickup. I've found Waymo is generally pretty good for me in off-peak times - p
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3y ago
Fair point. When I take a passenger in a Waymo and it is there first time I'm hyper aware of the driving. But for myself personally, I'm mostly tuned out. For me it started to feel "normal" as early as about the 4th ride
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3y ago
The current ride pricing feels about 10-20% less than an Uber in SF - but I haven't really checked properly. So don't expect the rideshare product (Waymo One) to be a super cheap option.
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3y ago
Another fun anecdote. When a Waymo is in the vicinity of another Waymo they acknowledge each other in a whimsical/cute way - the windshield wipers swipe once (I'm not sure they still do this). But it wasn't implemented very w
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3y ago
Fair point. For more context the waymo just made the right turn and there was a line of cars in front moving slowly or still. The skateboarder was crouched down and going fast between the cars and the gutter (against traffic). Perhaps from
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3y ago
Since it seems people are interested. I had one situation which this sort of thing made me a bit uneasy (So one gripe actually). I was sitting back right seat. Waymo was waiting to make an unprotected left turn over two lanes. There was a v
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3y ago
From my perspective, as a relatively early adopter of Waymo (60+ rides). I have zero gripes with the driving itself. In fact I've seen Waymos do things that no human would be able to do*. Drop-offs and pickups I'd like to see impr
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3y ago
Those teams also usually exist. But usually different skill sets.
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3y ago
Don't underestimate how much headcount is pouring over an array of analytics tools and split testing tools to optimize a commercial product compared to FOSS. For every dark pattern change that is made in a commercial product, perhaps 1
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3y ago
"I cofounded Figma in 2012 with Dylan Field and worked on Figma as CTO for the better part of a decade, leaving in 2021" From https://madebyevan.com/figma/
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3y ago
I have a $3k+ eBike and lock it in San Francisco. Not all places but many. I lock it with three locks. Main lock is a D/U lock Abus. Second lock is a "LITELOCK" for front wheel. Third one is the builtin cafe Lock. It is actua
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3y ago
I'm at about 90% eBike school dropoffs and pickups. Love it. Especially as I work from home. I started by doing them all at "Turbo" assist. Now down to "Tour" for the most part as my fitness improved. Love the incid
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fhub
3y ago
As someone with a surname that is easily made fun of, I urge you to just leave off irrelevant quips.
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3y ago
Given Apollo made WWDC in a few places including in Vision Pro, perhaps someone at Apple might consider just acquiring Apollo and pay the yearly API fees to Reddit. Over time Apple could then perhaps make the Reddit clone.
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3y ago
I think his objections were valid “taller fencing and landscaping to block sight lines onto our family’s property.” I would hate to be a celebrity and have people recording me all the time, especially at home.
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fhub
3y ago
At least for me my thinking is often "Well if I'm going to take time off work to fill the childcare gap then I'd prefer to to go on some adventure with them".
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3y ago
I put all electronic stuff that has no resale value in a box and then once a year drop it at an Apple store. I trust Apple to do the right thing as they have a reputation to uphold. They take 3rd party stuff as well and batteries etc.
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fhub
4y ago
Wi-Fi HaLow 802.11ah. 902–928 MHz in North-America, 863–868 MHz in Europe, 755–787 MHz in China. Pretty low bandwidth though. Mainly focussed on IoT. I'm following https://www.morsemicro.com/ who is implementing it fro
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fhub
5y ago
That isn't quite what they said. [Quote] While the license itself will never expire, system updates from Apple could cause certain aspects of some software to stop working. For example, the Safari 5 upgrade stopped 1Password 2 from wor
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fhub
5y ago
Good point. I'll keep that up my sleeve.
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5y ago
Maybe. I'll need to get my hands on the license terms which I don't seem to be able to find. They are still offering security support for the product FWIW. [Quote] On March 15th 2022, Google released Chrome 99, which introduced a
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5y ago
I don't disagree. But how long should someone support an indefinite license for? 5 years? 20 years? Who decides? They marketed it using the word "Indefinite" to differentiate it from subscriptions. This was an indefinite LTS
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5y ago
That is correct. I am attempting to be punitive in this. Lots of people are paying way more for a new product after buying a lifetime license to a product that was just fine. What if they stopped supporting the lifetime license after a day?
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