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by flutas 4y ago
> The developer made tons of money on a forward looking basis from the market expectation that you would mow your lawn. Nah, they sold you land, a commodity. They don't care if you tear the house down to put in a parking lot (though
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by flutas 4y ago
> They were supposed to have a $35K version. They had a $35k version, it was just off menu as recently as early 2020[0]. But it was discontinued around November of 2020[1]. [0]: https://www.greencarreports.com/news/1
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by flutas 4y ago
Any tips or things to avoid that they called out to you? Working on an app right now that is very close to the industry and we're really worried about a rejection because of that.
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by flutas 4y ago
To save everyone else: All the codes seem to have been redeemed.
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by flutas 4y ago
> You can absolutely make an impact multiple times within a year, but the odds of those "impacts" being a net positive without ever having maintained the results is not good. Fully agree. I've seen a few FTEs come in, try
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by flutas 4y ago
Now I’m actually curious what the errors where that never got noticed. I’m sure the keynotes today will never have an error again, save a media server dying mid transcode and even then I’d expect there to be backups.
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Ask HN: How to handle responsible disclosure when a company ignores you
6 points by flutas 4y ago|8 comments
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by flutas 4y ago
> > Betty had a bit of butter, but the butter was bitter, so she mixed the bitter butter with the better butter to make the bitter butter better but it made the better butter bitter… > ? They are saying that taking a good thing and
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by flutas 4y ago
Replying to my own comment because I just remembered this as well... I definitely saw a case of them overfitting their neural networks lately. Going over a single lane bridge that's an exit ramp, the car started decoding the "othe
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by flutas 4y ago
My favorite case so far of the '5%' that you mention happened on my Tesla irt:(object recognition) and I still laugh about it to this day. I was driving down the road as normal, 4 lane divided highway that's a bit hilly. Sudd
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by flutas 4y ago
"listen to C2DM" is for push notifications iirc
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by flutas 4y ago
> Maybe it's that more recently Apple switched the bundled cables from A to C, but didn't provide a charger brick, so people who still only had USB-A chargers were SOL? It started with the 11, but only for the Pro models. 12 ev
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by flutas 4y ago
> Relax, you can give them any employer you ever had, not just your current one. Not if they don't show up at all like mine. (Tried all four of my past jobs and none of them have shown up.)
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by flutas 4y ago
> So they literally are not receiving any meaningful payments from Disney. A “$7000 hotel stay” you can’t even resell is worth very little compared to $ in bank. Except it's $7k that they most likely would have spent themselves as a
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by flutas 4y ago
> The IRS have a completely different point of view. Oh, I fully agree and I would bet a majority of them know that as well, they just have figured out a way to use some weasel words to act like it's not a payment to the general pub
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by flutas 4y ago
> Aw man, did the Star Wars hotel shut down already? I was hoping it would stick around until the check cleared for my kidney so I could take my family. Nah, but you can book it for literally 2 days for now, which is somewhat unheard of
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by flutas 4y ago
> I imagine Disney sees them as a net-positive though, as I'm sure they drive tons of ticket sales. Most influencers are travel agents who get paid by Disney, or are affiliated with a travel agency. FWIW, I dug into this a while bac
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by flutas 4y ago
That's the primary use case I've seen talked about. That and tax enforcement, imagine instead of the police having to look for a sticker or anything they just see a giant "UNPAID ROAD TAX" on the back of your car, or &qu
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by flutas 4y ago
> Someone did a blog post about that, but it was actually misinformation (literally). > The Contrast between Green and Blue is actually roughly identical, it's just that both colors fade upward as time passes. So, the author pick
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by flutas 4y ago
> When iMessage came to the iPhone, Apple didn’t intend to rule the world with blue bubbles, blue was just an indication that you were talking to one of the few other iPhone users. While I want to agree with that statement, Apple really
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by flutas 4y ago
> Given the iPhone's marketshare, is it RCS really the industry standard? It's funny to me seeing this statement, as half of the people out there push it the other way when discussing App Stores. "Well iPhone isn't a
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by flutas 4y ago
> started sending his content to the PR team for approval: are you reading something I'm not? It says other companies were asking HIM how his company used socials for PR. > I sent these inquiries over to our PR department He dire
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by flutas 4y ago
It's all speculation, but they _seem_ to track a large amount of data to try and check for "new profiles" that are old users starting a new account, supposedly for 3 months after you delete your account. These are the ones I&
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by flutas 4y ago
> (probably exists somewhere on archive.org) Yep! https://web.archive.org/web/20091121080804/http://blog.okcup... God I love archive.org
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by flutas 4y ago
> Switch to Chrome. Support a less centralized internet. Switch to any browser that isn't chrome or chromium based.
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by flutas 4y ago
> The police just look at my slip of paper from the glovebox. They already know if you have insurance typically. Their in-car computers can typically reference insurance accounts (or at least in my technologically backwards state they ca
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by flutas 4y ago
Just a heads up for others trying to read this, I think the < and > are backwards.
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by flutas 4y ago
> The point is though that the visualisation isn’t the occupancy network. And the occupancy network is a lot closer to a substitute for ultrasonics than anything shown on car screens. What is it then? Because it's my car, detecting
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by flutas 4y ago
I don't think it will ever be shown as "raw data" like that though. They will most likely only show the current street view, with cars and unknown objects that are in the road.
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by flutas 4y ago
> The output of the “occupancy network” isn’t displayed to the user right now. I may be mis-understanding, or experiencing something else but I think it is if you're on FSD. It shows up as grey (elevated) regions around the visuals,

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