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541.
by rapsey 3y ago
Starlink would literally be breaking the law if they were to provide connectivity to Crimea.
542.
by rapsey 3y ago
Sure but you then have to trust the auditors. It all ends up in trust.
543.
by rapsey 3y ago
Pretty much all security is trust based. Any product you pick you trust the vendor not to fuck up or be corrupted. You can argue then lets just use open source. Ok but is it that much of a security guarantee? Open source products are of lim
544.
by rapsey 3y ago
Well crime and homelessness also probably has a lot to do with it...
545.
by rapsey 3y ago
I listen to podcasts: While doing pretty much anything in the house, while driving. Turns out that is a pretty sizeable chunk of time.
546.
by rapsey 3y ago
Rogan was not making that much less on youtube. Keep in mind pre-spotify he was literally making NFL numbers for listeners+viewers per episode.
547.
by rapsey 3y ago
I assume because HN keeps culture wars/political discussions down in favor of technical discussions. HN is quite heavily moderated and thank god for that.
548.
by rapsey 3y ago
Unless Spotify releases numbers none of us have a clue. Considering his youtube numbers before the move, that number was actually him selling himself short.
549.
by rapsey 3y ago
We will find out soon enough because his contract is running out.
550.
by rapsey 3y ago
It's seeing more use than ever with a fraction of the staff?
551.
by rapsey 3y ago
Who cares?
552.
by rapsey 3y ago
Is this going to be less than $12K? Looks pretty expensive to me.
553.
by rapsey 3y ago
What are the lies?
554.
by rapsey 3y ago
I think the most popular solution for this is Google's mediapipe selfie segmentation: https://developers.google.com/mediapipe/solutions/vision/ima... They definitely do it client side. I just wish there
555.
by rapsey 3y ago
Musk deraingement syndrome. It has no basis in logic and you can't argue with facts against it.
556.
by rapsey 3y ago
> Name one product or service manufactured by Musk companies that has brought a new paradigm in terms of quality of life for the consumer. This is a ridiculous straw man.
557.
by rapsey 3y ago
Every successful person requires the ability to recognize and recruit top talent to work for them.
558.
by rapsey 3y ago
> He has clearly deservedly earned a reputation for delivering, Which is why his ability to find sources of capital is not surprising in the least.
559.
by rapsey 3y ago
It is not a small niche at all. A ton of things are mobile first/only.
560.
by rapsey 3y ago
Extremely simple user interface can be done in anything and code sharing is irrelevant for it though.
561.
by rapsey 3y ago
> if Flutter is only relevant for apps, that's a pretty small niche. No it is not. Mobile apps are thriving. It is desktop apps that are niche now. > ditching Flutter and using web tech for mobile too sounds like the better bet
562.
by rapsey 3y ago
Did it fail because it is impossible, because of poor execution, poor dev experience or it was simply too early? Flutter seems to be quite popular.
563.
by rapsey 3y ago
Well marketing and reality is not the same thing.
564.
by rapsey 3y ago
> there's little need to SSH into the system in the first place (except for debugging purposes). Pretty big except though. This concept has been done multiple times and has always failed. It's solving a problem that few care a
565.
by rapsey 3y ago
Flutter is mainly a mobile framework. Electron owns the desktop, anyone using flutter on the web is crazy. While you're points are valid, they are kind of irrelevant.
566.
by rapsey 3y ago
How much peer pressure was there to sign that document though? If your superior expects you to follow him or face being turned into an outcast?
567.
by rapsey 3y ago
Irrelevant compared to the reputation boost for helping the company get itself back on track.
568.
by rapsey 3y ago
These people are going to get sued into oblivion.
569.
by rapsey 3y ago
The article of this post?
570.
by rapsey 3y ago
I am frankly amazed at the amount of Tesla's in my corner of Europe. There is only one Tesla service center and it has a backlog of months. The cars are really not that reliable and if you get in a fender bender no regular body shop ca

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