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mgoetzke
4y ago
Sidenote: Backup is not solved at all. Neither my iphone 12 Pro max nor my new one have made a successful backup yet. Tried all the things and contacted support nothing so far, but no chance. Always stuck at "Estimating .. "
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4y ago
Which talk is this? This one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyGukn77gqA ?
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Yes. Once you read Dawkins the others are a natural follow-up. Both the books you mentioned are sublime.
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4y ago
The Selfish Gene --- It finally gave me all the answers my teachers could not. An amazing book
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4y ago
So all those engineers are lying when they talk about this topic ?
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4y ago
The planning absolutely should take that into account and it does somewhat already. When it is really tight for example, it can slow down to a crawl. It should do that in many cases, wet roads, busses with open doors, busses in general mayb
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4y ago
As long as the billboard is not moving into the street or standing in the middle of it what would you expect it to do ?
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4y ago
Yes! And without data to back that up. Auke Hoekstra would disagree with the claim EE alone is not sufficient. https://twitter.com/AukeHoekstra/status/1557466581185224704
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4y ago
Just ask disabled or elderly people and the benefits will become more clear. Basically anybody that can use a normal taxi, but at a lower price (presumably though not proven yet)
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4y ago
It seems the CIA had warned Germany about such attacks a few weeks ago. https://www.nytimes.com/2022/09/27/world/europe/cia-nord-str... PS: All the reasons you mentioned also went through my head wh
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How do they get peer-to-peer discovery in a browser working without server in an intranet ? As far as I know websockets do not support IP finding (though there where some leaks once) PS: They don't. Was wondering whether I missed somet
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The detainee has to pay for hospital scans ?
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4y ago
I wish videos like these would say sponsored by the company that makes the product reviewed here. Instead of the generic sponsored because I also talk about matresses in this tech review
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4y ago
RSS is not dead per se, but it is not discoverable for normal people and not something that most typical mom'n'pop consumers or even teens would know about. If you go around in a city asking people what a RSS feed is you will defi
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This time. But it was reported, found, identified to him. With another tracker they might never have found out.
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The likelihood of them being removed from the stalker pool is also higher.
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4y ago
So many people here seem to be convinced that since NVidia is the leader in this tech all other attempts of building up something comparable is a loosing proposition, shouldn't be even attempted, it senseless, and everybody should just
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4y ago
Funny that in Germany even a Model Y is already so big that it can be cumbersome to park it in the cities :)
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I dont thing the diving accident behavior is something I would fault anyone for. In an emotional time-critical situation he was asked to help. They (Tesla etc) tried to come up with an idea and work on it. Someone else from the actual team
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4y ago
I am writing this from a M1 MBP with screen at extra full brightness (using vivid) and I can say I get way more than 2 hours from it.
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4y ago
Always fascinated by all of these approaches. Though I still am fascinated, that all energy available to us is derived from gravity in one way or another.
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Same seems true here in Germany. I had to import Gears of War (1) from Austria because I wasn't allowed to buy it irrespective of Age.
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When opening the article I actually assumed it would be shown how to create motion blur from the individual frames calculated for the target frame rate. might have been a nice feature
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4y ago
George Orwell, Richard Dawkins, etc some where really illuminating
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4y ago
Great and detailed article. I agree with the comment from balaselvam though. On the way towards full autonomy (whenever that might be achieved) you will get there incrementally (like Tesla is trying to do, their constant delays/promise
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4y ago
The idiocy is not investing into Wind/Solar/Storage
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4y ago
Recently they remove YouTube PiP on iOS. Then it came back to my device but not others in the family. We pay for YT Premium. This is beyond infurating
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Werewolves from Ghostbuster ? Are we talking the animated Ghostbusters ?
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I still remember how many minutes it took to boot WordPerfect on the schools 486DX2 66Mhz ... I could time it to play a round of doom on another machine next to it.
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I found Project Hailstorm for an authentication system by Microsoft one of the worst chosen codenames. Even though I did find the tech to be quite a good idea honestly, at least the general direction to minimize username/passwords. Esp
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