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by moogly 5mo ago
That TigerBeetle database I think.
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by moogly 5mo ago
If you're rich, you can't slag off your ilk because that makes you a hypocrite, and if you're poor, you're just envious. And if you're threading the narrow path inbetween, well that just makes you bourgie so in summ
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by moogly 5mo ago
Let me expound: They've said for years they are no longer a car company, and they are acting like it. Their last UX experiments were several years ago and apart from the on-screen PRND, they had to walk them back (yoke steering wheel,
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by moogly 5mo ago
Tesla is dead company walking.
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by moogly 5mo ago
Perhaps an example of why "If you don't like it, quit and get a new job" or the corporate stand-in "disagree and commit" is not really a road to improving things.
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by moogly 5mo ago
Absolutely unreadable.
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by moogly 6mo ago
Seems wise. Apart from niche VRChat, which Apple wouldn't want to touch with a 100-foot pole anyway, VR/AR is moribund.
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by moogly 6mo ago
Orkut
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by moogly 6mo ago
I saw Cook going to the private screening of the Melania biopic on the same day Alex Pretti was killed.
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by moogly 6mo ago
I have bad news for you...
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by moogly 6mo ago
Maybe they have a disproportionate amount of wounded and sick to take care of? For some reason.
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by moogly 6mo ago
Can't get outsmarted if you don't think.
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by moogly 6mo ago
I mean, Gloo is the counter to your point.
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by moogly 6mo ago
Sucks for us that don't care one iota about sports, but care about the arts.
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by moogly 6mo ago
Usually Israel does not even wait a day to break a ceasefire.
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by moogly 6mo ago
Odd to mention Einstein and not Slonimsky, whose work he studied a lot and built upon.
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by moogly 6mo ago
> XAML This is the common thread of all their frameworks since, and in my mind the reason they are stuck in an absolute quagmire. For a while it was possible to use HTML/JS in UWP (I think), but it didn't stick due to everyone
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by moogly 6mo ago
> they'll come back and need solving again So like "whitey going to the moon" again on Artemis II?
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by moogly 6mo ago
The fact that I couldn't tell if point number 3 was a joke or not makes me confident we've still not seen the year of the Linux desktop.
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by moogly 6mo ago
Common claims from a subset of Americans: "They hate our freedom!" "They want to destroy our culture!" Since every accusation is a confession with these people, I guess this is what they want to do to others.
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by moogly 6mo ago
What makes you think this will be different from Tesla?
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by moogly 6mo ago
Yep, same.
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by moogly 6mo ago
> That workstation on your desk should Under your desk, right? Right?!
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by moogly 7mo ago
> There is an idea of the world hating the Jews as being a pre-condition within Jewish religion for them to win within the end-times theology of the jewish faith. Just so we're clear, this is religious fundamentalism.
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by moogly 7mo ago
Or "... to collect all the data". I even forgot they made a browser. No one's using it, I gather?
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by moogly 7mo ago
Who turned on whom again?
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by moogly 7mo ago
The D stands for "dependency", the R stands for "regret" and I'm not sure what the Y stands for yet.
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by moogly 7mo ago
Everything points to solid-state batteries being quite expensive and prioritized in higher end cars, think iX3/GLB/GLC/EX60, where people want more range and care less about weight (these cars get 100+ kWh batteries today). I
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by moogly 7mo ago
Those numbers include PHEV cars. As a BEV owner, I consider PHEV to be more ICE than BEV. BEV numbers are not as impressive, but we're getting there, slowly but surely. A bit slower than I would've hoped.
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by moogly 7mo ago
I feel xAI is just a very big version of the Boring Co. "flamethrower": an unserious endeavor which is just a reskinned existing tool (it was a reskinned weed burner), but people were wowed by it anyway, since Musk was behind it,

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