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by minhazm 5y ago
It’s easy to add a few hundred thousand dollars of sensors to a $100 million plane. But $20k on a $40k car is too much and makes it cost prohibitive for most people. If vision alone can get you to say 1 crash in 10 million miles, that’s mor
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by minhazm 5y ago
Tesla does use LiDAR for calibration and testing of their vision systems. But they also have a million cars on the road with radar which also gives fairly accurate depth information. They use the depth information provided by the radar to a
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by minhazm 5y ago
LiDAR is not better in worse weather conditions. LiDAR performance degrades in rain and snow. That’s where something like radar is better. The Tesla get is that humans drive with vision so they should be able to as well. Also every other se
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by minhazm 5y ago
It’s already about 10x. But it is a bit tricky since they don’t break the numbers out by highway and local driving. Also their active safety features outside of AP also improve safety. So does it need to be 4-5x better than an already impro
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by minhazm 5y ago
If your VPN client supports split tunneling and your organization has enabled it then Sidecar works fine.
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by minhazm 5y ago
Most of the bigger companies have their own cafeterias and kitchens to produce everything in house. They usually contract it out to companies like Bon Appetit who completely manage the logistics and operations.
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by minhazm 5y ago
That's a period of like 10+ months. Peak rental season is usually in the summer too. Most people who were on 12 month leases would have had an opportunity to sign a new lease in this time. Even if they didn't, it's not like r
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by minhazm 5y ago
2.6% is not particularly high. In Jan 2020 it was 2.5%, and in May 2018 to August 2018 it was a range of 2.7% to 2.9%.
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by minhazm 5y ago
The Model 3 is priced comparable to a BMW 3 series. The only maintenance you have on them is tires, air filter, wipers, windshield washer fluid, and eventually brake pads. There’s no engine maintenance, no oil changes, no premium gas, no tr
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by minhazm 5y ago
Do you actually hate those things? Or do you just hate the idea of it and think you won’t like it? Unless you’ve opened a Tesla, or rented one for an extended period like a week or two, I’m not sure how you could decide you “hate” something
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by minhazm 5y ago
The build quality is fine. Tesla gets crazy press and gets extra scrutiny whereas others get a pass at this stuff. Also I don’t why you’re comparing it to a Porsche when this article is about Model 3. There’s no Porsche you can buy for $40k
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by minhazm 5y ago
There are no F150 models in the US that weight 7700 lbs or even close to it. The heaviest one is 5517 lbs. https://media.ford.com/content/dam/fordmedia/North%20America...
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by minhazm 5y ago
It may be safer but it is way less user friendly. If you lose your phone with Google Authenticator (or any competitor), you will lose access to your accounts. You'll need to find your backup codes or go through the process to reset you
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by minhazm 5y ago
What a ridiculous conclusion you came to based on a single line from that page. The very next line says: > We've made Cinder publicly available in order to facilitate conversation about potentially upstreaming some of this work to C
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by minhazm 5y ago
Ah yes those 1 million plus cars on the road must also be fake. Those self landing rockets? Clearly CGI.
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by minhazm 5y ago
This is over 39 years. $845.8M / 39 = $21.68 million per year. > Apple is promising $1 billion in investment across the state, as well as 3,000 new jobs with an average annual salary of $187,000. All told, the state estimates more t
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by minhazm 5y ago
I don't understand this logic. You go into buying an iPhone knowing all of the restrictions they place on it. Why would you buy it and then complain about the restrictions? Just don't buy it in the first place. You can buy one of
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by minhazm 5y ago
Apple does not take a cut of this. It's charged to your existing payment method on file. It's closer to a physical good, since it's an enhancement for an actual physical good.
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by minhazm 5y ago
That's not a reasonable example at all. Netflix doesn't sell Roku another product like in your example with Microsoft, there's only one product at play here. Netflix and Roku both benefit from this relationship. Roku benefits
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by minhazm 5y ago
How so? It is the same thing as advertising. Roku is benefiting greatly from Netflix being on their platform as well. Netflix could ditch Roku and say they only support X other devices. But they both need each other and so they agree to som
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by minhazm 5y ago
It's like Microsoft sponsoring the NFL and so they have to use Surface tablets. That means they don't have Apple, Samsung, Lenovo, and other competitors tablets. Is that anti-competitive? If so, then every business out there must
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by minhazm 5y ago
You can disable Gatekeeper. https://disable-gatekeeper.github.io/
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by minhazm 5y ago
It's possible it's not powerful enough for a 4K tv if that's what you have. The Switch does 720p, or 1080p when docked. 4X the resolution is a big difference.
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by minhazm 5y ago
No they didn't. They established that they won't distribute apps that have speech that violates their terms. This is how Apple has always operated. You can always go open a browser and visit any website you want and write whatever
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by minhazm 6y ago
This is actually about the midpoint since we're 6 months since the iPhone 12 came out. The last phones were announced in October, and with the global component shortage it's plausible that it might even get pushed further this yea
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by minhazm 6y ago
The T2 chip is based on the A10 design but it's not the same thing. The M1 and A14X may also end up being based on similar core designs as well, but the rest of the SoC will have many differences.
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by minhazm 6y ago
Is it really price gouging for bandwidth? Or is bandwidth just really expensive in general? I honestly don't know. I would assume if it was actually much cheaper one of the cloud's would undercut the other to get customers.
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by minhazm 6y ago
The reason people like Vim isn't because they hate GUI's. I use a Mac because I like the GUI, but I still do most of my development in Vim because I'm more productive in it. Most of these hardcore Vim (or Emacs) users stay th
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by minhazm 6y ago
You can get a modem with 32 down and 8 up channels. 8 up channels can support over 200 Mbps. But Comcast will still limit you to 5-10 Mbps. Then there's DOCSIS 3.1, which actually supports up to 1 Gbit/s up, but Comcast still only
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by minhazm 6y ago
One of the issues is that most of the money comes from big corporate sponsors that are nearly exclusively going to be running Linux on a server with no GUI. These businesses have no interest in trying to develop a desktop UI when Mac OS and

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