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by oflannabhra 3y ago
TMMK (Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky) has an $8B plant in Kentucky, the largest Toyota manufacturing facility in the world. This plant is where all Camry models are manufactured, which is the best-selling car in the United States. Addi
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by oflannabhra 3y ago
Footnote 2 explains what each number means.
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by oflannabhra 3y ago
I have no idea. I’d imagine using a light shield increases the relative brightness of the displays, which could be important to Apple. Some users cannot use the thinnest lightshield: their eyes or eyelashes touch the lens. Apple did make th
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by oflannabhra 3y ago
FOV is determined by the distance of the screens from your eyes, which are user-specific. Lots of users have reported [0] that switching to a 21W [1] light seal, or removing the light seal altogether [2] provides a massive FOV increase. [0]
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by oflannabhra 3y ago
I really like Joanna Stern, and how she approaches reviews like this. I’ve watched her review, The Verge’s, and MKBHD’s unboxing video. However, the best review I’ve found that actually transmits what is possible and what it is like to use
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by oflannabhra 3y ago
I know another common pattern is for Fraternal Order of Police to solicit "donations" for mugs or stickers that people will display on their vehicles in the hope of currying favor with enforcement officers. This seems to be much l
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by oflannabhra 3y ago
I remember going quite deep on lode runner’s level editor in school with friends. I think there were a variety of edge cases that (almost like exploits) that allowed our levels to be incredibly complex and harder than any of the pre built l
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by oflannabhra 3y ago
This is my expo with DRF exactly. If you want to serve ORM models over REST, it’s amazing and fast. If you have complex business logic it becomes a nightmare.
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by oflannabhra 3y ago
One thing I’ve never gotten about DRF’s model of using a Serializer is that it very quickly becomes overloaded with responsibilities: serializing and deserializing, validating request and response data, even updating an ORM model directly a
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by oflannabhra 3y ago
Hasbro is essentially upside down, with huge losses across all their brands being subsidized by enormous growth from their subsidiary Wizards of the Coast. Even with that growth, they are significantly down. There was a big investor push re
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by oflannabhra 3y ago
This seems pretty reductionist and zero-sum thinking. Taking your line of reasoning to its end, one would expect there to be a single web framework, and that is evidentially not the case. Additionally you are mixing current state with futur
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by oflannabhra 3y ago
Yes, Swift is definitely losing the mindshare race for server side compiled languages, but to be fair it started way behind. However, just because it is not winning mindshare doesn't mean it isn't useable or that it is a failure.
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by oflannabhra 3y ago
Right, but the surface area of the glass and the proximity to the heat source more than make up for this. Just hold a phone under load and it’ll be obvious. I’m sure Apple has much more in depth studies of the thermal characteristics of the
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by oflannabhra 3y ago
I think it is likely this is a major cause of the issues, or at the very least is influencing the prevalence of them.
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by oflannabhra 3y ago
The amount of titanium in the iPhone is about a 1-2mm band around the outside. The inner chassis is still aluminum, and they are diffusion bonded together. While that Ti is at the primary thermal boundary for the metals in the phone, I woul
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by oflannabhra 3y ago
Congratulations! There are lots of apps that will let you scan your collection and get valuations. ManaBox, Helvault, and Dragonshield are some I’ve used. Selling a collection as a whole will likely get you 60-70% of market value, piecing i
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by oflannabhra 3y ago
Yep, I agree with this. The game’s complexity is an order of magnitude greater than the early days, and much of the issue is self-inflicted by WotC. However, I’d argue that the only eternal format of significance is EDH, and it is very much
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by oflannabhra 3y ago
Regarding formats: prior to the advent of straight-to-Modern sets triggered “rotations”, Modern was much cheaper to play than other formats. You could build a deck and keep it for years, with only marginal updates as new cards came out thro
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by oflannabhra 3y ago
I actually think WotC has done a great job of stewarding the game. I’m not sure if that is because of Hasbro or not, although my inclination is that it is in spite of Hasbro’s ownership. Hasbro’s new CEO has a great understanding of MtG, th
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by oflannabhra 3y ago
This is awesome, just signed up! I love it when hobbies collide :) Some context for others: Magic: the Gathering has grown enormously over the past 30 years, and it has an enormous secondary market, which covers several segments: highly col
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by oflannabhra 3y ago
I think he is mostly correct that small, cheap, easy transportation can revolutionize urban centers in a variety of ways. I think he has been relatively bullish on the companies, and they haven’t exactly panned out, from a business perspect
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by oflannabhra 3y ago
Horace is one of the better thinkers regarding Apple’s business. He consistently ranks relatively high amongst the independent analysts at predicting Apple’s quarterly earnings, although to be honest I don’t put much stock in that. He did a
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by oflannabhra 3y ago
Oh, then yeah! This is exactly what I would like. I don’t care about the particulars of the hardware that enables such an experience.
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by oflannabhra 3y ago
Yes, but not touch.
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by oflannabhra 3y ago
It doesn’t offer macOS. My whole point is that when I have a keyboard I don’t want to be touching a screen, and I want the power and freedom macOS offers to be able to do productive work. I also want iPadOS for other types of interaction,
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by oflannabhra 3y ago
Apple’s big philosophy is that the interaction paradigm should be distinct, from the hardware to the software, and that mixing the two is confusing and a bad experience. I happen to agree with them, but I would love to be able to switch bet
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by oflannabhra 3y ago
I know Apple has a strong resistance to the two-in-one form factor, but an M-series MacBook Air with detachable screen that seamlessly transitions between macOS and iPadOS is basically my dream device.
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by oflannabhra 3y ago
There is a strong push at the state level to disallow the registration of kei trucks, being lead by the AAMVA (American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators) [0] As others have noted, these are fantastic utility vehicles, which have
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by oflannabhra 3y ago
We cut the sub on Netflix last year when they hiked the price. We've re-subbed a single month since then, during the holidays, and we didn't even fill up the month with enough to watch. I'm not sure if that's a discovera
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by oflannabhra 3y ago
Vision Pro does foveated rendering, it was called out as an underlying feature of the platform

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