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by gibolt 4y ago
Based on Mercedes' own demo video, it is quite clear who is ahead. It can't handle a curve and has so many explicit asterisks attached, with even more that are unknown. Promising no input (until unexpectedly required) is much wors
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by gibolt 4y ago
FSD can already handle most drives really well, and has progressed further than any competitor (by a wide margin). I'd expect ~20-30% would take the refund.
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by gibolt 4y ago
Houses in Atherton are already the size of apartment buildings. You could house 10-20 units in them without any change to the exterior. Change will happen, people would gladly pay a normal Bay Area house cost to get 1/10 of an Atherton
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by gibolt 4y ago
They are paying less for all those amenities, too. Food and all the other things provided per employee really add up. When in a rough economy, cutting those things and keeping your 'best' employees regardless of WFH status is the
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by gibolt 4y ago
Has anyone found a hard drive scam with multiple levels of fake storage? 10TB drive, containing a 1TB SSD, with a 256gb SD card, that is actually a 16gb micro SD card. It has to exist
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by gibolt 4y ago
Looking forward to the first legit 10TB 'scam' that puts 10 1TB micro SD cards into a case. A manufacturer could probably do it for under $1k
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by gibolt 4y ago
The people who fall for it and don't return them likely have no idea. They'll probably just show up as Bluetooth headphones and have none of the Airpods features that the buyer doesn't even know exist
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by gibolt 4y ago
The number of possibilities are countably infinite. Makes sense that we will keep finding things we don't understand for a long time.
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by gibolt 4y ago
It isn't a waste. Think about how many Electron apps you can run simultaneously now!
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by gibolt 4y ago
So many other problems in life are tied to tooth issues, and most appear hard later in life. A dentist visit without insurance is usually under $100, and is a great investment in your future happiness and health.
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by gibolt 4y ago
I've had a site let me sign up with a 128 char password, but the input on the sign-in page was capped at 30. Edited the form element to log in, pinged them about the issue, and got it fixed
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by gibolt 4y ago
Probably someone with some good search engine skills. Considering most of the numbers are exact matches, searching for those exact numbers should result in a hit if it has been crawled
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by gibolt 4y ago
4 lbs of weight on each foot is a lot of weight. Probably not too bad when in a gait, but walking up stairs or long use would put high stress on your joints. Carrying 100 lbs on your back is easier than in your hands which is easier than on
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by gibolt 4y ago
The shoes are around 4lbs each. I wonder how much of that is the battery and if you couldn't get them to more negligible weight with a connected/worn battery.
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by gibolt 4y ago
Batteries and efficient, small electric motors are enabling so many unique form factors. Objects like this fill lots of niches, and should be exciting even if you aren't the target demographic. Clever transmissions like this could work
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by gibolt 4y ago
The paper has a selection of images that convey the point much better than the article
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by gibolt 4y ago
Even this terminology is ridiculous (I know it is paraphrased). Academic 'failings' for having a B average. Having good grades across the board is great, but not having interest or success in the narrowly tested and unrelated subj
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by gibolt 4y ago
Them discover them that could make them cheaper to recycle plastics than make them from them.
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by gibolt 4y ago
This is Microsoft using Google branding. That isn't a risk worth taking, even if more Android access benefits Google
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by gibolt 4y ago
The rule in question for the chimps applies to the whole population, not the exceptions that mostly make sense.
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by gibolt 4y ago
One good place to start might be the 10 minute rule. For anything you've been procrastinating on, start doing a small effort towards it with 10 minutes. It is only 10 minutes. Sit down and start updating your resume. Message some recru
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by gibolt 4y ago
Self-driving cars should be far better at recognizing a human in most orientations/poses/outfits, regardless of the car's angle, or weather. It doesn't get distracted, can see 360 around the vehicle, has faster reaction,
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by gibolt 4y ago
With the plus, isn't every number and prefix/suffix unique across countries? I have no idea if that holds true not knowing if a country code is attached.
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by gibolt 4y ago
What crust did they ship it with? Sounds a little like None Pizza with Left Beef, also on Domino's: https://youtu.be/5yWTPtPYukg
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by gibolt 4y ago
Google was included in my response. The vast majority will have phone number as their 2fa
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by gibolt 4y ago
You do for lots of other things (and many people have it for Google as well). Most banking or payment, a random selection of apps that decide you now need verification, new apps in the new country...
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by gibolt 4y ago
Still important for future use to not have invalid results. This is a workaround for now
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by gibolt 4y ago
Carbon capture is so costly and energy intensive, that this likely won't come close to covering the cost. It is absolutely a step in the right direction, but carbon capture is unlikely to end up commercially viable.
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by gibolt 4y ago
It's not just you. I was an avid Alexa user with 1 Google Home just for comparison. Sometime in 2019 or 2020, Alexa got really bad, catching maybe 50% of requests, so they all got replaced with Google devices
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by gibolt 4y ago
Long video (5hrs+), but well worth a watch/listen. Can increase playback speed to save time https://youtu.be/I845O57ZSy4

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