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by modeless 10mo ago
I don't think they're reusing any of the CAD. Just the design concept. All of the parts are different.
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by modeless 10mo ago
Thank you for resisting the heart rate monitor. I'm so happy to have a thin option with no protruding sensors.
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by modeless 10mo ago
They're announcing now so that you can switch your preorder if you want. I got my Pebble 2 Duo a while ago and have been wearing it ever since.
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Physical Intelligence Sweeps Humanoid Olympics(generalrobots.substack.com)
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by modeless 10mo ago
Android (at least on Pixel) recently added a notification spam detection system, under the name "Notification Organizer". Unfortunately they don't let you block the spam, only deprioritize it. So it won't make noise, but
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by modeless 10mo ago
I'm not advocating cage matches here. Just that the objective of any military action should be capturing or killing opposing leaders as efficiently as possible rather than any other objective.
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by modeless 10mo ago
I am in favor of leaders fighting each other directly instead of sending millions of their citizens to die in their stead. I can only hope there's a plan for what happens in Venezuela now. But I'm certain that as long as it isn&#x
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by modeless 10mo ago
I still consider the original Pebble Time Round to be the best smartwatch ever made, even 10 years on. Until now. This is everything I ever wanted in a watch. I can't wait to get mine! I may have to spend some time doing remakes of my
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by modeless 10mo ago
It's not clear to me that the EU rules make Apple's implementation illegal. I hope they do.
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by modeless 10mo ago
Hmm, actually now that I look closer at the Japan requirements, it doesn't seem to allow replacing the web view systemwide, as I thought, and as Android allows. And neither do the EU requirements. They only allow individual apps to emb
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by modeless 10mo ago
"Tesla got some subsidies" does not refute my argument. All carmakers get subsidies. BYD gets tons! And Tesla is selling plenty of cars in places without import barriers protecting them including China itself .
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by modeless 10mo ago
Does the EU also require third party engines to be able to replace the web view in apps systemwide? Or does it only require that single standalone browser apps can use alternative engines?
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by modeless 10mo ago
Apple is going to (mostly) obey the letter of the law but they will continue to resist strongly in every way they can. Onerous requirements, arbitrary restrictions, overzealous enforcement, and most of all bad APIs with limited capabilities
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by modeless 10mo ago
I've never seen a comment simultaneously be so right on some things and so wrong on others. > The ban on selling lithography AND chips to China is massively backfiring Agreed. We will be screwed once China surpasses us in chip fabs,
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by modeless 10mo ago
It's really a shame that comment scores are hidden forever. Would the admins consider publishing them after stories are old enough that voting is closed? It would be great to have them for archives and search indices and projects like
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by modeless 10mo ago
You clearly didn't read the whole thread here. You're arguing against a strawman. Of course Elon doesn't meet his timelines, everyone knows that. He even admits it. "We specialize in converting things from impossible to
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by modeless 10mo ago
FSD 14.2 is available to the public and anyone who has tried it can tell you it is an incredibly impressive system that is leaps and bounds ahead of where it was just six months ago and by far the best available to purchase worldwide. FSD r
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by modeless 10mo ago
He regularly delivers on promises. What he consistently fails to deliver on is timelines.
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by modeless 10mo ago
You can have good internet on remote island chains for $50/month with Starlink. Today, being without is as much a choice there as it is here.
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by modeless 10mo ago
Just refer to this handy guide: https://youtu.be/8o1ieehttdA Oh wait that's Kingdom Hearts. Same difference.
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by modeless 10mo ago
My kids are spending hours of class time in school learning Roman numerals. The correct amount of education about Roman numerals is a short form video of math trivia when you're 23. Zero classroom time should be wasted on an inferior s
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by modeless 10mo ago
I think this is worth worrying about, especially with knockoff magnatiles. The magnets are small enough to swallow. If a child swallows two they could die, for the same reason that "buckyball" magnet toys were banned: the magnets
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by modeless 10mo ago
Yeah the Tom Scott video is based on significantly more data. Seems weird that this person wouldn't have found it when researching this topic.
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by modeless 10mo ago
Fire drills do involve denying access, though. We wouldn't need to bomb the datacenters but we would need to make them inaccessible.
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by modeless 10mo ago
I thought this would be advocating "chaos monkey" style intentional shutdown to test institutions for resiliency in an outage situation. Might not be a bad idea. Maybe once every four years on leap day or something.
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by modeless 10mo ago
If you're in San Francisco, the city essentially stopped issuing traffic tickets when COVID started. It's no wonder lawlessness increased. https://datawrapper.dwcdn.net/xMUFt/mobile.png
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by modeless 10mo ago
I would suggest that $3 and 20% is so far outside the realm of reasonable as to be absurd.
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by modeless 10mo ago
This page only applies to apps distributed by Google Play. Not apps installed by third party stores. It's still outrageous, of course.
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by modeless 10mo ago
Wasn't Apple just slapped down for exactly this in court, for the second time? They're really both going to fight this to the bitter end kicking and screaming like toddlers, aren't they. https://www.courthousenews.
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by modeless 10mo ago
Tab complete is still useful and code review/suggesting changes can be better in a GUI than in a terminal. I think there is still a radically better code review experience that is yet to be found, and it's more likely to come from

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