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11mo ago
I think age cohortand school makes a difference. Personally I had a perfectly fine time in highschool, most people just got along. Same problems as other posters though, it's just anecdote, and a heavily biased sampling (pretty decent
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1y ago
Wearables may include lightning charger cables :) ?
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1y ago
Forcing ADB may as well be a ban, if you don't see that, you're pretty out of touch with consumers. Sideloading is already hard enough for many, forcing the use of an extra computer, a dev tool in the CLI, and dev mode is way way
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1y ago
This article feels super AI written. It explains what a virtual bus is like like 6 times in different ways
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1y ago
https://github.com/whatwg/websockets/issues/16 No, I don't think you get it. `new Websocket()` from JS takes no arguments for headers. You literally can't send headers during the handshake from JS.
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1y ago
Worth noting that wbesockets in the browser don't allow custom headers and custom header support is spotty accross sever impls. It's just not exposed in the javascript API. There has been an open chrome bug for that for like 15 ye
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1y ago
I think it's also in large part due to the demographics of ev buyers today. Still a lot of wealthy early tech adopters who specifically want the newest thing. Not yet driven by utility value ( not that cars ever really are, lower end b
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1y ago
Right but SB79 will never go into effect in counties if existing homeowners vote to prevent public transit ststions to stop the upzoning..
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1y ago
You can use a Protocol type for that, makes a lot mote sense than nominal typing for typing use case.
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1y ago
2016 is before repair mode existed
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1y ago
If only the US had some kind if law to limit the power of a single company over markets a broad as "information services"
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1y ago
Yup
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1y ago
"How be a good C-suite sycophant and not trigger a revolt from your team"
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1y ago
I wouldn't trust a blanket statement like that on a ciuntry the size of the US. They are common on the west coast at least.
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1y ago
They are basically totally extinct in the US, so from a US perspective they are very unusual. In the US they fell out of favor during the 1970s because it was argued that they discriminate against women, as men could use urinals for free.
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1y ago
What are these batteries?
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1y ago
If you're trying to imply Vegas is and easy place to drive.. Well I suggest trying it. It's a nightmare of 6-8 lane mega streets , multi tier traffic junctions, and high seed limits with poor signage and markings.
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1y ago
No way will that happen with how expensive robotaxis are to make
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1y ago
The musl pthread muxtexes are also awfully slow: https://justine.lol/mutex/
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1y ago
Quite different, but also geometry shaders have fallen from grace for quite awhile because it turned out to be practically impossible to optimize them
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1y ago
You're nutz, no one is enslaved when they get a tech job. A job is categorically different from slavery
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1y ago
1. Genetically superior 2. Tate Descendents Pick One.
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1y ago
You won't be double taxed, the US taxes the difference between your local income tax rate and the US federal tax rate. So if you live in London you're not paying any US tax because the UK income tax rate is higher. It helps stop r
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1y ago
Japan has more SROs than the US does.
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1y ago
Sadly nothing I can share publically. I work for an AV company
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1y ago
This mention this alturnative in the article, and also point out how it does not work in embeded contexts or with WASM
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1y ago
I work in the GIS space, and I've even built some simular systems, such a multiplayer map editing. Even with that background I'm having a hard time understand _what_ this really is? Is it a git wrapper with some geospatial feature
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1y ago
Part of that is US policy makers have barely changed, they are just older now. Very troubling trend that.
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1y ago
Do we know that the pilot noticed they were in the wrong physical position, or did some other status indicate the engie fuel had been cut? I would be surprised if there was only one channel for this information
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1y ago
I think "with strangers" is the important bit. If a nuclear engineer is talking to some lay person and uses hyper specific jargon, then grandparent is correct. If you've established a shared competency with the person, and ar
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