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Infotainment has been commoditized by way of Android Automotive and Carplay. The perception that there is a subscription revenue opportunity for intotainment is misguided - the TAM is insignificant, and the net loss of prospective Customers
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"The debt ceiling is complete bullshit" It has an instant impact to value attributed to the currency, which then impacts imports/export prices, which then impacts economic activity. Look at what's happening in South Afri
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We'll see if that - 1) Is actually released in 2024 2) In volume 3) Plays a meaningful role in getting Intel back into striking distance to the performance crown in perf per mm per watt. Intel has pulled every shortcut lever (larger di
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The Westworld TV show from a few years ago gave an interesting perspective - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S94ETUiMZwQ Bernard: “Life like, but not alive? Pain only exists in the mind. It’s always imagined. So what’s the
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How can we be afraid of AGI if we can't define consciousness?
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Suddenly getting Error Code 7 (unusual network detected - https://bitwarden.com/help/unusual-traffic-error/ ) when attempting to login. Googling and looking on Twitter - people have been complaining about this happ
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Interesting how that phrase has largely disappeared from the current green message carried by major media. Especially the reduce component.
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So the train initiated a stop, the axle broke, and they did not stop in time? Why did they initiate the stop? First I've heard of this. *Update - NTSB is saying it was bearing failure - https://www.ntsb.gov/news/pr
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Fair point, but from what I've read the preliminary cause identified pertains to an axle (not braking) issue?
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I would like to see Ohio law enforcement try that against ABC News, CNN, etc. (they won't) That's what makes this scary - the few independent journalists that are trying to cover this are being locked out, and the national journal
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"...the outcome is what you see before you; back page/hardly any coverage a week after the incident. Nothing on the front pages a week after the incident. Barely a blurb." If they're there, whatever work they're doi
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Correct - there has been a total lack of coverage after the first day or two; it's completely dropped off most front pages, barely getting a blurb at this point. Far away from the header news sections/now relegated to back pages.
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Our fearless US press is too scared to have on-site staff to cover the largest ecological land-based disaster since Three Mile Island. Or they've been told by the regime it's a non-issue? Not sure which is worse, but the outcome i
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Microsoft knows they have 85+% of the consumer desktop/laptop market in the bag, and they're looking to build up an ad business through this telemetry. Enterprise users are a captive audience - pay through the nose with year over
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$20/month USD. I put a lot of value on being able to retrieve everything I've ever read.
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Ask HN: Bookmarking with _working_ full text search?
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"it's a more complex & expensive solution than picking one or the other." Not for NMC batteries, which continue to go up in price (so much for the downward EV battery price trend EV promoters promised would materialize wi
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Based on my knowledge of US based urban (downtown) / suburban metro hospitals - vast majority of beds / patients aren't in ICU/CCU beds. I would say only 30% are in a critical state under observation - ICU/CCU/
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Really looking forward to a M series chip built on N3E with dedicated raytracing cores (probably the AR/VR headset, followed shortly thereafter by the Macbook Pro line)
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Correct. "It just works" means either they're accessing a private API or there's unique parts of the firmware that no one other than Apple has access to.
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"That's because all the top companies in any sector in China are subsidized and heavily supported by the government." How? Favorable regulatory environment? Cash payments/subsidies?
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"Apple is still definitely slowing down Macs with every single little release." This was true for Intel Macs 2014-2020. I bought a 14' M1 Macbook Pro with 32GB of memory / 1TB storage and it absolutely flies. Best machin
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Not saying monitors should be silenced. You can monitor someone without waking them up. Fiefdoms of power - nursing union not wanting to give up the night shift premium pay when the job description changes to monitoring a screen and half th
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With all the focus on EHR and billing, they can't have all the machines taking vitals hooked up and in a ready only state thats sent to the nursing station? This is the type of stuff I have a gripe with. Sinecure and fiefdoms of power.
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What percent of patients have a medical need to be woken up every few hours then?
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I've given up on media server front ends - VLC or Infuse (iOS/MacOS/Apple TV) with an SMB endpoint is what I've migrated to.
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I think you guys hit the exact technical and business intersection where you can carve out some success and federate a challenge to Epic. Great job!
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Very cool, thanks for sharing
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The reason is money - it costs money (artists) to make destructible objects and art down for every conceivable way it can be broken/destroyed/manipulated. I hope/pray for a Battlefield 7 game that actually takes this seriousl
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Automotive bill of materials are far more extensive and requirement heavy (physical space/warehousing, subassembly integration and part sequencing, double checking firmware/electronic systems as the vehicle comes down the line) co
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