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4y ago
I need zebra patterned socks.
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4y ago
FYI my domain started on godaddy, but I migrated to cloudflare immediately and it has carried on working fine since then.
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4y ago
Come on, this is a mean-spirited mischaracterization of what they wrote.
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4y ago
This very topic is a vivid counter example to that claim
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4y ago
IIUC this would be autopilot functionality, not FSD. And like the sibling suggests, it should be always on.
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4y ago
> it's weird that there is no new Bruce Willis on the market that made it in the last decade I always considered Dwayne Johnson to be the 80s action hero analog for today. At least the closest.
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4y ago
agreed this stupidity is begging for people to share accounts...
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4y ago
It seems Mercedes are not going that direction at all with with the EQ range. They've gone all in, the MMI is deeply embedded into the car, speech recognition runs locally, it can control performance mode, seat massagers, huge swathes
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4y ago
I didn't read it that way at all. I read it as: where can we find a lower cost (than C++) pool of developers. It's not particularly conspiratorial. Companies are always looking to expand their labor force and good C++ devs can be
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4y ago
The whole market isn't ARM + RISC-V is it?
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4y ago
Have you tried night mode? It compresses the dynamic range.
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"Neat" but if it isn't even noticeable to you, the end user, then perhaps that's why Apple waited. After all, it would require die space, antenna and power.
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4y ago
It also doesn't show the landfill under the WTC itself. these might be useful: http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-XabzkD02Sqw/TyLIsZvsPgI/AAAAAAAAWF... https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/inter
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4y ago
I have never seen Strange Days but if I had, the second she yelled that I would have jumped out of my seat astonished! Always wondered where that sample came from! Thanks.
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4y ago
It would have been useful had you suggested articles or blogs rather than exclaiming only condescending bafflement Is this a place to start? https://github.com/nix-community/docker-nixpkgs
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4y ago
If nothing else we can be sure he'd market it as his invention.
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4y ago
other important and day to day tools like rulers, clocks and speedometers also start at zero. So it's not exactly "bending humans to microprocessors weird alien ways". It all makes perfect sense in the context of measuring.
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4y ago
Why are they shitty?
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4y ago
It's dishonest to ignore the longevity of well made products. Even if they are hard to repair.
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4y ago
TPMS is very important with run-flat tires because you cannot easily tell if one has a puncture or is low on air by looking at it - they hardly bulge at all.
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4y ago
How would you manage that via telephone? Sending Hello this way seems like calling somebody and if they answer it's ok to interrupt. Being responsive doesn't mean you're idle.
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4y ago
This seemed to go beyond being blunt to get your point across. It seems there were numerous possible better outcomes and I would have liked to see some acknowledgment of that in the conclusion, lessons learnt, instead of leaning on Linus a
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Where did anyone say "applications written using React are functional"?
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"ally" in this case means something like "marriage of convenience"...
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Seats controls need to be accessible from outside the car, before it is started. Key recognition is great, unless you took the wrong key, or swap drivers...
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4y ago
Yes there is something about it that is actually fun... there's a productivity sweet spot, it makes sense and you know it's probably going to work first time (at least compared to many other languages) - so you spend more time exp
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4y ago
Both hands staying on the steering wheel is a huge plus. And the inputs are stepwise and therefore less prone to error, so safer. And then there is Siri which makes all the things that you might want to do while driving, and probably shou
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There is no obvious reason why USB couldn't have used used Ethernet MAC vendor Id, aside from politics. Instead there could be a single registry like IANA.
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4y ago
It's almost as if different people like different things?
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4y ago
That'd be great but they would still have all the driver luggage.
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