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by mtrovo 3y ago
Looking at the video on their website it seems the EV motors are supposed to be mounted directly into each wheel, then you only need to account for oscillations on the X and Y axis.
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by mtrovo 3y ago
When you're total compensation depends on the for profit part does it really matter? People talk about the coherence of 700 people signing an open letter as being goal aligned, but I see it more like mortgage payment aligned.
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by mtrovo 3y ago
Is it really the same though? I can see how this is proposing a different approach on how to present VR but apart from tech folks nobody seems to care. Where on iPhone case from day 1 one could tell it was actually really really useful. And
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by mtrovo 3y ago
Wouldn't this help google on second order effects tho? I guess having an AI summarizing the web would lead to less incentive to create the type of SEO junk that made searching in Google so awful in the past years. Also for queries aski
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by mtrovo 4y ago
Define winner in this context. Making friends with a super intelligent AI that will help you out doesn't count.
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by mtrovo 4y ago
I suppose the previous comment was meant to be sarcastic
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by mtrovo 4y ago
Is the access to the original photos open? It might be fit for a good Kaggle competition, although maybe a little too late for this current election.
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by mtrovo 4y ago
That's great if you already have an audience but I think TikTok model might be better to keep the wheels turning in the long term as it encourages users to try their luck on content creation as the chances of something hitting viral le
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by mtrovo 4y ago
Now you got my attention, this is really impressive. Maybe this could be used on VSCode as a pair programming partner.
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by mtrovo 4y ago
Even if they stole IP 20 years ago so what? US industrial revolution was famously started by copying ideas from Europe https://www.history.com/.amp/news/industrial-revolution-spie... . There's no way to deny t
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by mtrovo 4y ago
Isn't that the case for movies as well? I can see the production cost of a fantasy genre book being high with every new book but textbooks not that much. Maximum you're asking some TAs to review your book and paying them with a th
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by mtrovo 4y ago
I mean, it's not as if the bar is that high within the EU, specially that now UK is gone so London is not officially a contestant for the title of tech capital of Europe.
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by mtrovo 5y ago
Not really a matter of most are never caught but a matter of people doing really stupid trades because they think there's no way SEC's paying someone to check they cleared all their open positions to buy deep out of the money call
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by mtrovo 5y ago
"But where are we going to put all these new features to mimic competitor X that nobody cares about that we promised to our investors we would add before next investment round to pump the valuation?" /s
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by mtrovo 5y ago
As much as I agree I think you also have to consider that things change, and what once was something that only nerds and weirdos used now it's the mainstream way of consuming information. Which means that something that for you as the
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by mtrovo 5y ago
> suspect that the outcome of this where Google devices have to have volume controlled individually isn't due to a patent on that specific functionality I couldn't find the complete list of patent infringements (Sonos alleges m
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by mtrovo 5y ago
That's a really nice introduction. One newbie question: how is this influenced by DRM on the browser? Is it all the same plus some security on top or do videos with DRM use a proprietary codecs and packaging?
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by mtrovo 5y ago
I think this could be very useful, any plans for Android or web app? Also maybe a nice to have feature would be to group similar articles by theme so that when I sit down to read one article I can read all articles around the same theme whi
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by mtrovo 5y ago
What does it mean to be an hegemony on your terms? Economically China being number one is just a matter of time, military I wouldn't count on them stopping short before US. Good luck trying to convince +1B people being fed government p
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by mtrovo 5y ago
The more I see package systems that don't work the more I think Java from all the criticism got it right. Between always enforcing backward compatibility to being explicit about where to look for dependencies everything just works. Of
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by mtrovo 5y ago
Server used a global sequence number for all messages they transmit. Clients are stateful so they know exactly what was the latest message they processed and would send that id when creating a new connection. This was very important as a lo
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by mtrovo 5y ago
Don't know if you're describing the original FIX itself with the TCP connection. On FAST FIX they got rid of the TCP connection and market data was sent over UDP using several parallel connections, data was reordered on the client
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by mtrovo 5y ago
I stopped working in the area on the age of FAST FIX, which was extremely good for the time. Do you know what are the differences to SBE?
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by mtrovo 5y ago
I think the system OP is describing is a little bit more complex. You're not just describing message types, you also have message templates; a template declares a message type and a set of prefilled fields. You save data by just sendin
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by mtrovo 5y ago
> I've mentioned that programmers are far too dismissive of MS Excel. You can achieve a awful lot with Excel: more, even, than some programmers can achieve without it This is one of the most underrated topics in tech imho. Spreadshe
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by mtrovo 5y ago
Don't know if I'm the weird one but I always do 5x as "multiply by 10 then divide by 2" you just need to put a 0 at the end and get half of that result which is not a complicated mental calculation.
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by mtrovo 5y ago
This applies much more to Europe as a whole and I don't see it being talked that often. - At least 9 of the top 50 Germany companies are directly associated with the auto industry - The top 5 global automobile suppliers is composed of
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by mtrovo 5y ago
Wow that's wild, really nice write up. I see this kind of post and feel humbled by the effort to create something that I take for granted. Is this normal procedure for integrating a new keyboard or this particular model was an outlier?
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by mtrovo 5y ago
Are we seeing apex Facebook? I still have a lot of friends that use it daily but it's all for things that don't hold a company with a 1T market cap. Anecdotal data: - Facebook usage from my feed it's just older family members
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by mtrovo 5y ago
Maybe just the right app at the wrong time? To be honest I think TikTok is 20% short videos and 80% AI, so even if you had vine today it would feel totally off compared to TikTok. If you look at social medias evolution the "Feed"

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