nwienert

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by nwienert 9mo ago
Have a EX90 I got on a really great deal, we drove it cross-country and it was mind-blowing how little I had to do. If it didn't make you touch the wheel / pay attention we could have basically done the entire trip without inciden
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by nwienert 9mo ago
I'm referring to the ones willing to cancel, especially ones who also feel the need to make a public statement about it. And I'd guess your number is high % churn, and even still CC is much higher.
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by nwienert 9mo ago
Idk if I disagree with anything you're saying, I'm just saying it's a very small minority that and are upset enough to both cancel and announce they are cancelling their subscription is all. I think I just understand that com
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by nwienert 9mo ago
Would be helpful to compare Lightpanda to Webkit, Playwright has a driver for example and its far faster and less resource hungry than Chrome. When I read your site copy it struck me as either naive to that, or a somewhat misleading compari
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by nwienert 9mo ago
Well said, to add though they do make you crave certain foods differently - fruit more, processed foods less.
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by nwienert 9mo ago
my 3am writing tends to be less precise, updated
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by nwienert 9mo ago
A good example of an extremely small but extremely vocal minority doing their best to punish a company for not catering to their explicitly disallowed use case for no reason other than they want it. I'd bet this has 0 negative impact o
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by nwienert 9mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/iM103vKdI5E
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by nwienert 9mo ago
Where did you visit? I don't think I've ever lived in a city where it wasn't trivially easy to find healthy food in abundance.
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by nwienert 9mo ago
We subsidize much of the research, tech, and drugs that Australia benefits from so you’re welcome. I think that tide is finally turning, thankfully. Nothing I said is unsubstantiated, maybe you don’t care to substantiate it for yourself whi
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by nwienert 9mo ago
A lot going on in your statement. Postpartum, childcare is good but I doubt correlated much with vaccine need. Denmark doesn’t do anything to “catch” disease early in regards to vaccines at least. There’s data thing is too broad to even dis
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by nwienert 9mo ago
US moved from the most liberal when compared to all of Europe and Asia, to the more conservative end but not as conservative as Denmark, and close Japan. They’re similar.
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by nwienert 9mo ago
Like Japan or Denmark, which closely align to the new schedule?
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by nwienert 9mo ago
Just curious - it aligns closer to Denmark or Japan. Do you hold the same view of the regulations there?
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by nwienert 10mo ago
Human eyes are incredible in so many dimensions, and that’s before you go to our embedded evolved world models and reflexes. I think a future where cameras are more eye like would be a big leap forward especially in bad weather - give them
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by nwienert 11mo ago
Man I wrote out a whole reply but accidentally closed it... anyway Youtube I use daily never had an issue, GH had a real bug but was caused by them just refusing to fix a specific issue. Beyond that I've never had any site that gave me
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by nwienert 11mo ago
I remember I saw a meta review that claimed in the abstract that "analysis showed a rapid regain of weight after cessation of therapy", but then looking into it deeper actually quite a bit of weight loss was retained even many mon
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by nwienert 11mo ago
Actually even in the very beginning I saw numerous studies showing effects outside weight loss, I'm sure a search would find them. I remember seeing at least 3-4 a couple years ago.
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by nwienert 11mo ago
WebKit is not slower than Chrome/FF, this is just plain wrong, they tend to trade off over the years and over the last 5 years WebKit spent much of the time on top of a significant amount of the benchmarks people care about. It's
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by nwienert 11mo ago
But they fail at global context, consistency, and deep understanding which constantly fails them in the real world. You have to basically tell them all the patterns they need to follow and give them lots of hints to do anything decent, othe
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by nwienert 11mo ago
They’re bad at 90% of coding, but for other reasons. That said if you babysit them incessantly they can help you move a bit faster through some of it.
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by nwienert 11mo ago
Suppressed wages to colluding with Apple to not poach.
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by nwienert 11mo ago
Just head of their Europe division
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by nwienert 11mo ago
As a corollary, working with RN quite a lot, we just built an app for a client that was end to end finished and fully approved to both apps in a month, including pretty deep feature work and redesigning multiple screens. It includes the lat
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by nwienert 11mo ago
they can have some cheap workers make about 10 pelicans by hand in svg, fuzz them to generate thousands of variations and throw it in their training pool. don't need to 'get good at svgs' by any means.
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by nwienert 11mo ago
None of that changes that it wasn’t what they wanted, it was what they were forced to put forward or else accept something even less palatable. To claim they wanted that bill is entirely deceptive.
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by nwienert 11mo ago
From what I understand, the HEART act wasn't really backed by Republicans, it had only 20 or so R's on it and was actually more of a ploy to prevent other more substantive bills from passing. It was designed to obstruct not to pas
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by nwienert 1y ago
People tend to care a lot more about wars their country is funding.
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by nwienert 1y ago
A far as I understand Windows only has a toggle for HDR on vs off, that's not what we're talking about here, this is about forcing the full brightness of HDR always, even outside videos. It's something that manufacturers don&
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by nwienert 1y ago
In science. On a casual forum you have no obligation and I’d rather someone leave a short comment so I at least know, if I’m interested I’ll go look and verify myself.

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