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by flutas 3y ago
> This doesn’t sound like he’s failing the entire class. In the email he also says "I am giving everyone in the class an X." > X (grade not submitted): If you do not assign a grade, an “X” defined as “grade not submitted” is
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by flutas 3y ago
Yep. Related: Google “We have no moat, and neither does OpenAI” - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35813322 (May 2023)
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by flutas 3y ago
Yeah. 5.8" @ 17.4:9 (outer screen) = 13.73 sq in 7.6" @ 6:5 (inner screen) = 28.4 sq in For comparison to the Pro 6.7" @ 19.5 = 17.08in sq in
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by flutas 3y ago
> but they could give priority to app users by making a collection only lane Not sure if you've seen it, but the Taco Bell concept restaurant is designed for that. https://www.today.com/food/restaurants/tac
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by flutas 4y ago
> Yeah, it's a little disappointing that they are being obtuse with some of the stats on the label. Data caps, overage fees and bandwidth throttling should definitely be highly visible. I agree about throttling, but data caps and ov
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by flutas 4y ago
> What good is that high advertised speed if you can never get it during most of the day or peak times? Maybe I'm missing something, but the labels use average speeds, not rated maximums.
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by flutas 4y ago
My last apartment had EV chargers built in to the parking spots in the US.
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by flutas 4y ago
> The jury did and voted to indict I honestly wouldn't put any faith in a jury choosing to indict. As famously once said, you can convince a jury to indict a ham sandwich. I'm waiting to see what the charges actually are and th
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by flutas 4y ago
> Lidar's are excellent at verifying that the 3d model map is correct. IIRC Tesla does use LIDAR in their test vehicles to measure the ground truth of their 3D model maps. They just don't do that with every single car on the ro
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by flutas 4y ago
IIRC (been a while, so maybe I'm wrong) Google was also the reason Amazon swapped email formats for purchases. They realized they were giving a ton of data to Google through the receipts about products purchased, so now they just give
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by flutas 4y ago
> They want people to buy expensive devices and they don't want to process user data on their servers. > Users get privacy. Apple gets money. Apple also gets users to subsidize the cost of compute indefinitely (by buying the expe
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by flutas 4y ago
Or just get you dinged for $200+ of fraud and they will refuse to do anything about it.
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by flutas 4y ago
> (Dear delta engineers on HN, please add some preview images to this page). Delta (most likely) doesn't have actual engineers that handle the day to day work on the IFE systems, most of it is outsourced. I can't remember if th
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by flutas 4y ago
> I suspect this is correct. People in the comments also mention seeing other peoples emails when trying to upgrade to plus. https://old.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/comments/11wkw5z/has_chatgp...
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by flutas 4y ago
Also somehow the other person just happened to have his phone number according to the article? Feels fake as hell, and it is jalopnik... > “After five, 10 minutes I got a text on my phone that said ‘Rajesh are you driving [a] Tesla,’” he
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by flutas 4y ago
> The most affected part of California is central: > Reddit runs on AWS and they don't have region in central CA so it's obvious whatever they are experiencing is unrelated. Reddit also uses fastly for their CDN. Considering
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by flutas 4y ago
Wonder if some of their critical infra got hit by a power outage?[0] Really a power outage shouldn't cause this as backups and generators...but maybe something was overlooked? Guess we will just have to wait and see what the postmortem
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by flutas 4y ago
So by your own words, it’s still a bailout being paid by taxpayers. It’s just that taxpayers may decide to pay in either money (fees, less interest) or time (switching banks and updating payment methods, or taking money out to buy bonds).
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by flutas 4y ago
> some days ago some hours ago
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by flutas 4y ago
Something to note: This list is not exhaustive. There was about 3.8k companies with svb as their servicer. That also doesn't mean all of their money was in SVB.
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by flutas 4y ago
Potential contagion: https://imgur.com/a/Xh6Kudp These are companies, sorted by PPP loan size who had SVB as their servicer.
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by flutas 4y ago
> FDIC insurance exists for this reason Good luck to all the startups that might have just lost anything they had in SVB over $250k.
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by flutas 4y ago
> used an off the shelf module from a third party company iirc Mobileye right?
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by flutas 4y ago
I'm honestly super suspicious of that number as well. I have 6+ yoe and all the offers I got from their platform (while living in LA) were around 120k.
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by flutas 4y ago
Uh... Yes? https://imgur.com/a/0k9aXGZ
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by flutas 4y ago
> And when it's not crashed it's slow as cold shit. And stale. When they changed algos in ~2016(?) to try and stop certain subs I swear it got stale and feels like it updates on a cron job once a day anymore.
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by flutas 4y ago
> old school self-checkout Man, the old ones were better than the new ones my local Kroger has. The new ones are like they took an old checkout stand and just put a self checkout kiosk in it, so you place your items on a belt...that move
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by flutas 4y ago
> Seems to be at the discretion of the delivery person. Historically: It's by section of the route. Each route is supposed to have designated walking or riding sections. That might have changed recently though.
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by flutas 4y ago
FYI and for others, typo in the URL. Should be https://trypromptly.com/
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by flutas 4y ago
> don't really want to provide no cost authentication for other entities Is the customer not paying for the cell phone plan? Nothing is “no cost” in this situation. The cost is just shifted to the consumer from the company in the fo

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