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Reminds me of bill gates, who said to learn to write code, you have to read as much source code as you can. [also, I can't also think about people who I know who talk talk talk (to hear the sound of their own voice?) and never listen..
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Maybe it would be more acceptable if you added louder 24-bit music to the logo?
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Cadillac emerged as the highest-rated brand with 641 points. It was followed by Genesis, BMW, Hyundai, and Lincoln. Interestingly, Tesla and Rivian did not qualify as they do not meet study award criteria. If they had qualified, they’d be
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2mo ago
tl;dr wear a continuous glucose monitor, balance your blood sugar.
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Microsoft Blames Windows Gaming Issues on RGB Lighting Devices
(bleepingcomputer.com)
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Tesla has 1.5m subscribers to FSD, maybe that's millions of drives per day (or two)
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The root cause of TUIs is keyboards. We should deprecate them and achieve the death of TUIs. /s
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now, parents are supposed to say "good effort" not "you are smart"
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Isn't a jury a check against the power of the court? (preventing those expedient "hanging judges")
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> 1. The importance of understanding your own incentive structure, and not believing everything you think. maybe not 0day stuff, but breaking the build is something that mature people have learned not to do. What are the rewards for mov
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you are probably right as far as desktop stuff is concerned. But there were some sea changes from time to time. When the iphone came out, phones became very responsive to fingers. hate the control apple gave to customers, but their guida
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But we charge for tokens, and sites like youtube and spotify reward in collected chunks.
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So are they? I know that tesla is behind, but they have so many simulation miles, several generations of their own hardware, and lots of people behind the wheel taking over. I've also seen the autonomous waymo vans, which seem nice to
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apple might sue you for infringing on their primary money maker
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just¹ prompt like the lotus philosophy: Simplify, then add lightness. [1] hn favorite word
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I kind of wonder if our ability to skim has been stymied. blah blah blah - blah blah nugget blah blah - blah blah blah wrong blah blah nonsense - blah blah blah obvious blah blah - blah blah blah off-base blah blah blah It is that we HAVE
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2mo ago
is claude the new sherlock?
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Instead of looking at "alternatives" meaning competing companies, I think maybe looking at what is broken and has to be fixed instead. What I suspect they do is take your entire machine in trade, and give you a refurb machine. The
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hmmm... looks like there's something called ultra-high-molecular-weight polyethylene. "UHMWPE/hydrogen-rich benzoxazine composite (UHC) exhibits excellent cosmic radiation shielding." maybe that should be a thing.
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Used to be you would trade a yak or a horse for something. Then you could trade little pieces of metal. In the future, why not something smaller? I mean, people are trading virtual things (like an app). Why not something small for someth
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Don't give it a pass, at all. I have many friends with a laptop that has an issue, just out of warranty. Apple will "repair" it for a LOT, suspiciously like $200 less than a new laptop. Personally happened to me 2 times.
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So I guess this means starlink and wisp kinds of technologies are being "discriminated against"
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I think of the mini is like firefly, cancelled prematurely. Apple cancelled it because sales weren't that strong, but I wonder if they can now collect enough data to see they are kept in use longer? (Or are all iphones passed down, fo
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I think sometimes¹ it helps to hang out with the group and just talk, or drill down into something or just free-associate. It is anti-isolation. [1] don't use this as evidence for RTO, working at home is good and healthy!
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I've always thought about that with history - it should be taught to people with enough life experience to realize the subtleties. On the other hand, art class can teach personal creation to young folks, before it gets optimized away a
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no media mail rates. Will have to return that overdue book to the library in person.
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public roads are a great honeypot for citizens everywhere
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I could see amazon using slightly modified rotors. why would it cost that much more. Don't know about ducted rotors. The fenestron is ducted with "variable angular spacing"[1]/"modulated blade spacing" like m
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I think - if the code is in fact GPL - you can give the code to anyone you want. But I would think the link is access to google's servers, which might be different.
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The third reich loved administrative processes too.
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