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by jaxn 4y ago
The downvotes you received are the proof you are right.
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by jaxn 4y ago
Young people use google for YouTube more than anything else. When they search, it’s on YouTube.
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by jaxn 4y ago
No way “most” people can use bikes for pretty much everything. I get what you are advocating for. I have had several periods in my life where I used a bike as my primary form of transportation. But it only works well in a pretty narrow set
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by jaxn 4y ago
You also can’t cook five star dinners without reading recipes.
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by jaxn 4y ago
I have been a mod on one of the top/default subredits, as well as other popular subreddits. There is a lot of crap to sort through in order to keep the overall value of the subreddit. Did you post the same article to multiple subreddi
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by jaxn 4y ago
There are several ways to communicate: - turn signal to initiate a turn. - scroll up/down on the right steering wheel control to increase/decrease max speed - left/right on the right steering wheel control to increase/de
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by jaxn 4y ago
On familiar routes with nothing unusual going on, I also can let my guard down. But you do get alerts if not paying attention and will get kicked out of the beta after 5 or 6 of those. I have had 2 of those alerts in the course of the 6-7
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by jaxn 4y ago
You need to set your forward collision warnings to 'early'. The safety score ding happens at medium. If you have it set to 'late', you will get dinged and never even know it until later.
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by jaxn 4y ago
I think of it in terms of I am still piloting the vehicle, but FSD is executing the maneuvers. This means that I am able to focus on the bigger picture (looking further forward, paying attention to what is going on in all lanes, etc). I am
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by jaxn 4y ago
It used to be close, but not anymore. I am in the beta, so we are talking door-to-door navigation with turns, stops, starts, etc. Stopping at stop signs / red lights is the biggest game changer. But all of the driving stuff is useful.
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by jaxn 4y ago
I used it every day and it does almost all of my daily driving. If it never improves from where it is now, it will be worth the $6k I paid for it. And yeah, you gotta watch it and pay attention.
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by jaxn 4y ago
Absolutely. Especially with all the additional fees carriers are tacking on these days under the guise of reducing spam.
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by jaxn 4y ago
Restaurant waitlist notifications. In-store pickup notifications. Travel notifications. Basically any situation that is some combination of in-person and online. Sure, you can build and maintain an app and then force people to install it to
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by jaxn 4y ago
Azure/Github seems to be getting close to a buildpacks 2.0 kind of thing with devcontainers.
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by jaxn 4y ago
It fits in sms.
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by jaxn 4y ago
How about email validation as a first step and send the "this email is in use" message via email instead of on the sign up form. Adds friction to signup, but would work when it's really important to not leak account existence
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by jaxn 5y ago
Can it be terrorism when counter-attacking the aggressor?
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by jaxn 5y ago
We also scan pdf417 from ID cards. In our case, it was much easier to just use hardware 2d scanners. We are a b2b SaaS and they are scanning IDs all day, so a hardware solution makes sense. The weird thing about pdf417 is that there is a l
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by jaxn 5y ago
Hey, no need to be Sour Grapes, Jimmy. It seems likely to me that Putin eventually meets the same fate he has given so many others. Does that solve all of the world's problems? Nope, but it solves one of the world's problems.
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by jaxn 5y ago
I was hoping for an oligarch uprising that enlists the help of some other former-kgb taxi driver resulting in Putin being suicided.
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by jaxn 5y ago
I really like the visualization language idea. I have used Vega + Jupyter a few times. As well as the Vega Viewer extension for VS Code. I haven't used it enough to be proficient and fast, but I have used it enough to know that I want
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by jaxn 5y ago
I also started with Slack floppies, but never really thought about how much it taught me. Disk partitions, files systems, permissions, networking, drivers, etc. It really did force learning at least a base level of all aspects of the system
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by jaxn 5y ago
And fatigue. I think the entire world is just tired.
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by jaxn 5y ago
Is this advocating the use of production data in dev/test/qa environments? I am struggling to come up with scenarios where that would be a good idea.
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by jaxn 5y ago
Slackware was my first too. I think it was version 3.5 with a bunch of floppies. Now that so much of my work is in containers, it might be time to go back to slack for the main OS.
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by jaxn 5y ago
Did they continue using the toilet after that?
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by jaxn 5y ago
I have also spent hours getting npm packages to work in JS before.
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by jaxn 5y ago
Plus CAD drawings available for every part. I love Mcmaster-Carr
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by jaxn 5y ago
Really neat project! Maybe I missed it, but is there a general cost estimate anywhere? I saw the BoM, and assume most the cost is in the router and stepper motors, but is this like ~$500?
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by jaxn 5y ago
If your income is from working a job, then it can only go up via a raise, a different job, or an additional job. But you can only reasonably work 2-3 jobs. The gains are linear and do not compound. If the income comes from investments,we&#x

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