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by mgoetzke 3y ago
Wasnt the yacht chartered by a person with Russian ties anyway
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by mgoetzke 3y ago
Yeah, that is great. Apple Music and others for comparison remove songs from your playlists btw, does Spotify do that too ?
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by mgoetzke 3y ago
It gets really wild when trying to calculate the break-even point :)
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by mgoetzke 3y ago
imagine it going a few dimensions further, what will happen when i tell this person 'this'. how will this affect the social graph and my world state :)
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by mgoetzke 3y ago
It allows us from our webapp to easily allow a user to i.e. PIN a section of the app onto the homescreen (e.g import photos into this folder).. really nice.
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by mgoetzke 3y ago
Apple Music and Youtube Music both suffer from the issue of vanishing content. I have playlist where a growing percentage of songs are grayed out, not available, while they do exist in the store, just as part of a different album now. Very
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by mgoetzke 3y ago
They cannot help themselves. Just like buying and watching a DVD/bluray was much worse than a pirated copy, as the DVD/bluray made you sit through an increasing amount of unskippable content. From "do not steal this" to
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by mgoetzke 3y ago
I love this. Have to look at that more deeply, but it makes a good first impression so far.
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by mgoetzke 3y ago
It definitely reads the signs. That has been proven many times over (with temporary signs etc, or handheld signs) visualized correctly in the 3d view, but it decides to ignore them often. The assumption is an override from the Maps, but tha
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by mgoetzke 3y ago
And all actually important functions are on the steering wheel (or nearby on older models on the stalk)
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by mgoetzke 3y ago
That depends so much on conditions. But on family trips I usually drive 3 hours in the German Autobahn (MY) before the first stop (with a max speed of 150km/h) then ~2:15h until the next stop (as i would often only charge to 80%). Unle
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by mgoetzke 3y ago
I think it matters more what actual drivers say than industry experts
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by mgoetzke 3y ago
Same here. While in a Nike Store in London, I could not use my Barclaycard for a 50 EUR purchase. So unheard of to use a Mastercard for purchasing something while on vacation. Used a different card which worked fine. No SMS or notification
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by mgoetzke 3y ago
Anyone up to also do this in Rust ?
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by mgoetzke 3y ago
And we use it in production for critical workloads and its fantastic :)
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by mgoetzke 3y ago
Great. Hope he keeps doing this until he finds enough supporters
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by mgoetzke 3y ago
Nuclear is also quite a lot more expensive than people sometimes calculate here. It cost about 35 billion USD (total cost during build, no maintenance, no fuel) At current potential earning rates of eg. max 10ct/kWh (Georgia) and 1100
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by mgoetzke 3y ago
A reason why i liked the SurfaceBook so much. Their aspect ratio was near perfect. Now I am back to MBP which comes second
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by mgoetzke 3y ago
Didn't everyone do this exact font in the 80s when we did not have enough room and needed something for eg debug output on our computers ?
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by mgoetzke 3y ago
I am running on an m1 max too, works quite well in Edge and Safari. Scroll-Wheel, Dragging the scroller, all smooth.
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by mgoetzke 3y ago
it is suprisingly hard to control phones/tablets for minors as the different tools to restrict kids access really do not work well and also do not work across ecosystems while kids often need to have a phone for school communication et
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by mgoetzke 3y ago
It might be relevant to know though, that the way VW did their on-screen and on-steering wheel buttons where not state of the art. Glitches, missing feedback, latency etc. Tesla also added more on-wheel capacitive buttons in their Model S r
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by mgoetzke 3y ago
They are quite fast now, and i would surmise more experienced, and he did say he was wrong trying to automate all way too quickly.
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by mgoetzke 3y ago
Exactly right. People think the way it has been the last 40 years is set in stone, while outside and other forces try to dismantle it. We have to stay vigilant or what was once built on blood and tears will crumple
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by mgoetzke 3y ago
This entire thread is weird trying to blame EU when OpenAI has ChatGPT rolled out and Google does NOT roll out Bard. Then it is obviously NOT the regulations, but rather Google trying to do shitty stuff or just not being ready
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by mgoetzke 3y ago
His point was that the Driver will put you at risk though.
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by mgoetzke 3y ago
How is the competition catching up ?
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by mgoetzke 3y ago
It does depend on experience doing that and skill-level, thats for sure, but I have fantastic photos of the time since my oldest daughter was born until now, and i wouldn't miss it for the world.
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by mgoetzke 3y ago
I would hope that the largest car company in Europe still outsells others in their home countries. They are pushing everything they have into Europe where they still have the largest lead in Mindspace, Dealerships, Relations with Leasing pa
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by mgoetzke 3y ago
For me (i built something similar) the main advantages where: - I control my own data - It is e-ink, not glaring into my face - Screen is way bigger - Screen is hanging on the wall, I do not have to look down - Less energy consumption of co

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