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Google's Android Automotive Is Moving from the Dashboard to the Car's 'Brain'
(theverge.com)
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7mo ago
> full support for office does microsoft still sell office?
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Elon Musk Announces $20B 'Terafab' Chip Plant in Texas to Supply His Companies
(kvue.com)
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7mo ago
I kind of wonder if we can also fix the "every device has internet access" problem. All consumer routers let anything out. Your TV, your refrigerator, your microwave oven have unfettered access to the mothership - and data collec
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7mo ago
The answer to all of this has traditionally been robust competition. A framework of just and fair laws and regulations should support this, backed up by open enforcement. but, yeah.
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7mo ago
this just reminds me of... - watching "normal" cable tv - listening to "normal" fm radio - shopping on amazon (sponsored... everything)
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7mo ago
arguably rounded corners have been an apple brand-image thing for a long time, like the icons on ios. I kind of wonder if this is like overdoing your watch logo stuff like in this article: https://paulgraham.com/brandage.htm
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7mo ago
I was referring to the copter pilot in the road warrior, same scrappy tininess. beyond thunderdome was the next in the series.
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7mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transavia_PL-12_Airtruk aussie plane makes me think of the aussie flyer in the road warrior. (not even the same, but spiritually)
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7mo ago
brightness should go the other way too. for example I read kindle books on my phone in dark mode (white text on a black background). Having the brightness all the way up isn't fully bright white text, it is more like brightish grey. T
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7mo ago
although in the context of shifting to the moon, I found this statement interesting: A third, unexpected pattern is Musk’s steadfastness like him or hate him, I think he deserves credit for being forward looking and while not meeting time
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OpenAI Plans Launch of Desktop 'Superapp'
(neowin.net)
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"SmolNet, or Smallnet, is a movement focused on small-scale internet networking that promotes low-resource servers and user communities, serving as a counter to the centralized and bloated nature of the World Wide Web. It includes alte
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7mo ago
I remember a friend worked on a base where they disallowed cellphones. ...until there was an active shooter and they couldn't call for help. so they did away with that and started allowing phones. personally hate there are too many ves
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7mo ago
They probably don't have to write OKRs every quarter saying the opposite.
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8mo ago
I don't know, I kind of wonder if this applies to all technologies equally. for example, (dodging the whole full-self-driving controversy) tesla cars have had advanced safety features like traffic aware cruise control and autosteer for
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8mo ago
Musk's Acronyms Seriously Suck memo: https://gist.github.com/klaaspieter/12cd68f54bb71a3940eae5cd...
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And the beast shall come forth surrounded by a roiling cloud of vengeance. The house of the unbelievers shall be razed and they shall be scorched to the earth. Their tags shall blink until the end of days. — from The Book of Mozilla, 12:1
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8mo ago
used EVs are getting cheap enough to reach more people, who are now taking advantage of the ever increasing numbers of public charging stations.
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8mo ago
is savings what you are optimizing for, or... prosperity? :)
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8mo ago
article says may 2025
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8mo ago
> are significantly better if you block javascript. lol. https://www.wsj.com always shows me one line of text: Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker
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8mo ago
Wonder how many premature optimizations choose C/C++ over python?
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8mo ago
This is really simple to explain: Apple does not let you restrict app network access[1] You have no ability to know who your app is connecting to, and you cannot select or prevent it. [1] except maybe the cellular data toggle
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8mo ago
same thing intersects with ios safari when it hides top and bottom tool bars, hate that too. and with the website doing the same thing, it's a mess.
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It's generally hard to find bathrooms or trash cans at any tesla supercharger. They're not part of the design. You either have to find an amicable business nearby or you're out of luck.
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8mo ago
> The Goal ... it's also the most useful business book you'll ever read that's technically fiction factorio ... it's also the most useful engineering homework that's technically a game
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8mo ago
I think it's simpler. two working people, trapped in the same house together during working hours. if there are kids, they might be at school.
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8mo ago
You could also say the same general thing for being goal-oriented instead of process-oriented for anything else.
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I can't help but think of friends of mine that always complained about their quarterly OKR reports.
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