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forgot-my-pw
6y ago
This is much better stepped pricing than Dropbox'
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6y ago
The decision to not use Lidar will really bite them back. Lidar has gone a lot cheaper than it used to, and Tesla charges $10,000 to activate FSD, they should be able to afford to put some Lidar sensors.
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6y ago
You are correct. They hid the option.
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6y ago
I'm confused of their new pricing scheme / spec tiers for Macbook Pros. There's no more core i7 for Macbook 13. You have to go to Macbook 16. I'd rather get a Dell XPS or other Core i7/Ryzen 7 ultrabooks. So now, sp
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So, to this point, I think Tesla will improve a lot if they add Lidar. The FSD already costs $10,000 extra, enough to get a few Lidar sensors.
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Waymo did 6.1M miles in Phoenix, Arizona alone. Waymo did a lot of simulated driving, they claim about 200M miles a day: https://blog.waymo.com/2020/04/off-road-but-not-offline--sim...
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6y ago
For comparison, Waymo in 2009: https://youtu.be/4V2bcbJZuPQ
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Tesla Full Self-Driving Beta Is Not yet Ready for Lombard Street
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Reddit discussions: https://www.reddit.com/r/SelfDrivingCars/comments/jaxrjv/as_...
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Microsoft had terrible naming for Windows and Xbox products. On the cloud side, Azure has way better service/product names than AWS: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/architecture/aws-prof...
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6y ago
At least in the UK they are known to public and secured.
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It's in the 3rd paragraph: Simply put, Security Assertion Markup Language (better known as its acronym, SAML) is a protocol for authenticating to web applications. Federating identities is a common practice that amounts to having user
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7y ago
It's great when the whole world unites to fight a common enemy.
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That's very newsworthy. Hope the prediction system is accurate enough to help.
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Bitbucket also have frequent downtimes: https://bitbucket.status.atlassian.com/
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It's almost better to get infected now where hospitals are not full (if you're in a developed country and generally a healthy person). Wait out 2 weeks, then you build immunity after. Except when the virus mutates :(
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Other than HGST is owned by Western Digital, they also said: There were no Western Digital branded drives in the data center in 2019, but as WDC rebrands the newer large-capacity HGST drives, we’ll adjust our numbers accordingly.
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Reddit AMA with Developers from the Half-Life: Alyx Team
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Surely Microsoft has done their homework: researched everything and weigh the pros & cons. This is a big thing and the next step in their browser strategy. We can only guess their reasons, but clearly in their eyes, Chromium codebase is
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What happens to passenger-driver confidentiality?
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Guess they cut cost by not doing backups
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Samsung already makes cars in Korea: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renault_Samsung_Motors (it's now a subsidiary of Renault)
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Ask HN: Why are we more accepting towards accidents caused by humans vs. by AI?
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Sounds like the premise of the Korean movie "Parasite". Great movie!
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I was agreeing with you.
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Lee Sedol has been on the decline, even before AlphaGo. He was top 5 back then, but now down to 50+: https://www.goratings.org/en/players/5.html Maybe he's lost motivation, but this retirement is not a surpri
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Jekyll has nicer templating, but when you work on large website, Hugo is just much faster. Bootstrap team is moving their docs to Hugo: https://blog.getbootstrap.com/2019/02/11/bootstrap-4-3-0/#br...
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> https://www.stackbit.com/ What's the pricing for this? There's no mention on the website
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Just need to create a buzz for his new business ideas.
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Also, only 25% of top 1000 alexa websites has IPv6: https://www.worldipv6launch.org/measurements/ The adoption rate has been really slow.
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