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jansan
3y ago
Release my product, even if it is only in beta.
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3y ago
I have been following the Youtube channed "Finally Functional" for a few years. The guy (Alex) built all kinds of VR shoes and rigs in his basement or garage and he was very open with the flaws of each design that he tried. Really
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jansan
3y ago
One example is St. Barbara's Church in Kutná Hora (Czech Republic). Construction began in 1305, and it was finished in 1905: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Barbara%27s_Church,_Kutn%C...
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jansan
3y ago
That did not convince me.
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3y ago
> I'm tech savvy but I take physical buttons over touchscreen all the times. Are you sure? I am all in favor of physical buttons where you need quick access, for example steering wheel and climate control. But touch screens are quit
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jansan
3y ago
It is a design issue because you cannot freely change the number, location and size of buttons. Also, buttons need to be planned long before mass production starts, and for smaller series it is quite expensive to have the mold and design cr
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3y ago
> Well yes - there has been some research on the use of touch screens in safety critical systems. For example: https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-49319450 That article is about controls on a military system. You ma
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3y ago
Volkswagen just wanted to make everything new with their electric cars. Therefore they chose the "ID" prefix, which is probably supposed to sound futuristic to the average buyer. But Audi for example had something very similar goi
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3y ago
Comments without content and humor is a sure fire way on HN to get downvoted.
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> I bought 3 VWs, then switched to a Mazda for my last car after they went full-touchscreen. And I told my dealer that was the reason when they called me. I assume they ran that up to the boardroom in Germany, and that's why this ch
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3y ago
I had a Volkswagen Arteon Shooting Brake as a rental car on holiday this summer. Me and my family just loved the car, but the buttons on the steering wheel were really weird. I am not sure if you can get used to it, but I really prefer clas
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3y ago
AI sucks pretty hard at generating Vectors. The only option for now is to generate something in an illustration style and have it vectorized.
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3y ago
Great memories. All females around us (wife, sister, mother) hated those toys and my wife was really happy when she heard that one of the tanks broke.
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3y ago
A lot of construction is still banging a bunch of planks together. Maybe in half a million years they will still bang planks together?
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3y ago
I am not sure if we will ever be able to replace git with anything else. It is so ubiquitous and just "good enough" for most developers, that the pain of switching to a completely new system would far outweight the benefits. There
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3y ago
They should call it "Sheldon".
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jansan
3y ago
Yes, it is very successful in replacing useful results with links to shopping sites.
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jansan
3y ago
Looking at the user profile, it even looks like user "TempleOSV2" was Terry.
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jansan
3y ago
"ChatGPT, write an anti nuclear hitpiece on Sellafield."
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jansan
3y ago
Do you think it is just a coincidence that those Sellafield articles are popping up right after 22 countries pledge to triple nuclear capacity? Me neither.
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jansan
3y ago
Adobe file formats never had the reputation of being easy to work with. I spent some time with the CFF font format, and I can say it was not a pleasure.
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jansan
3y ago
H2 is a pie in the sky. Betting your future on this is pure insanity.
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3y ago
But the German government has stopped ALL research in nuclear power usage. Even if there was a safe and cheap solition that would not make us dependent from Russia, Germany would not find it because they decided to not even try. It is an ab
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Oh come on. Germans have developed a completely irrational fear of nuclear energy, and everything is just a result of this. Driving cost of nuclear power plants up as much as possible was a political decision. Not finding a permanent storag
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3y ago
I just watched it again and was surprised how much private information I gave Chris :) So sorry, cannot do it. But there are other examples here: https://www.cameo.com/chrisdiamantopoulos
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3y ago
Great thing of the Cybertruck's stainless steel is that you cannot scratch the paint with the rivets of your expensive jeans. I likes the Russ Hanneman character so much that during COVID lockdowns, when I was a bit down, I paid Chris
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3y ago
Good thing it's free, because it failed but still took my credits.
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3y ago
Also, it is not Amazon Q, which was presented yesterday: https://aws.amazon.com/de/q/
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3y ago
This has worse graphics than Artillery Duel on the C64 from 1983. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YbT7OrvOvhs https://c64online.com/c64-games/artillery-duel/
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3y ago
MacOil (not a joke). They have 17 shops in Germany.
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