matthewfelgate

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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
Hopefully, but it's early days. Only SpaceX have achieved much yet. Boeing and Blue Origin aren't doing great (yet?). Hopefully Boeing Starliner can start shipping astronauts to, and more importantly, from the ISS. Hopefully Blue
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
How was your walk?
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
Very cool. Imagine what you could do with a ship the size of Starship in the future!
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
No, you don't have to touch type to be a programmer, or a good programmer. But I highly recommend to anyone reading this to actually go and learn touch typing. It's free and there are lots of websites out there. In terms of input
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
My issue is of unfairness: you shouldn't do something to one company you haven't done to others. Microsoft has been a too big company since the 1990s.
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
The slogan "Tax the rich" is one of those ideas that seems straightforward and appealing at first glance, but it quickly falls apart under closer scrutiny. It's a simplistic solution often promoted by those who lack a deeper
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
I've run Ubuntu on my home computer since I was about 16. Now I'm 40. It has been great. Some frustrations. But a good experience. I'm surprised that more people don't take the leap and run Ubuntu.
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
Interesting! Could have been worse: if he played for both teams at the same time he would have had to hit the ball and then tried to catch it. I wonder if a footballer has every played both legs of a Champions League knockout game for diffe
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
- I hope those astronauts get home safe. - Great if the Starliner can get them home eventually. - If not I am sure SpaceX can ferry them home. - Long term it's good for NASA to have multiple options for sending crew to space
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
Is Waymo profitable?
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
Then why pick on Google?
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
I didn't know that was only a British phrase. What would an American say: you choked? you blew it?
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
Nonsense. It has no more power than Microsoft or Apple.
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
What about Microsoft?
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
Then do the same for Microsoft with Windows?
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
How is Google more of a Monopoly than Microsoft?
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
How do Microsoft get away with being a Monopoly?! (And don't tell me about the wrist slap they got in the 1990s.)
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
This is great news. I expect this will open up many more routes. And hopefully more profit.
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
Can't Google come up with a better name than "Google TV Streamer"?! Give me a break... Using AI to predict what people want to watch won't work. I use Chromecast and what I want is a rechargeable remote control. I want
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
Thanks for sharing because I found this very useful advice.
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
How have they dodged a bullet by not having nuclear?
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
Is it because in the near future Battery Electric Vehicles are just more expensive than regular cars. Electric cars still seem to need significant government subsidies to make them competitive. At least Hybrid cars reduce fuel use 20-35% wh
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
Yes. Well that's up to you.
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
I wonder how much AI the train companies would have to install to work out that bad train service makes passengers unhappy. Maybe A/B test having the trains run on time.
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
Is America living in the past? Here in the UK I always use the McDonalds app and either order for pickup or delivery to my car or table inside the restaurant.
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
I came here to say this.
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
Is there a way to orient assignments that can't be solved easily by ai? Maybe classes will have to have more non-computer exams to test pupils ability to do tasks like solve mathematic questions without ai.
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
This is nasty vindictive stuff from government. Taxing successful companies to fund their pet projects that the state thinks we should watch.
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
Elon fired half the staff and Twitter is still running. Tells you just how much wasted staff there is at most big companies.
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
I can't find them on the FreeTrade app yet :-(

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