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by rblatz 4y ago
I don’t have much faith in Google for doing that. The Google Photo app only works on iOS if you allow it access to the iOS photo library. I wanted to use it to access photos shared with me, or otherwise stored in Google Photos, not to giv
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by rblatz 4y ago
Kids, people have kids and kids nap. It’s a nightmare trying to find a hotel that has a suite with a door between the bedroom and the rest of the room. Leaving you to either book adjoining rooms or calling hotels until you find one that ha
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by rblatz 4y ago
This har me confused at first too. Basically you are playing audio on the device and that audio will send a command to the same device. If I’m watching a video on my phone and say hey siri, it will interrupt the audio playing from my phon
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by rblatz 4y ago
Intel is building a fab in Columbus Ohio.
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by rblatz 4y ago
This is a 40 year old tax, in what way is this an increase? Also this is earmarked specifically for transportation so it has to be spent on things like roads, highways, and mass transit. If you think sales tax is too high lower the “slush
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by rblatz 4y ago
This is the same thing the politicians fight about every time out here. Scottsdale doesn’t want light rail because it will help the “wrong people” get deeper into Scottsdale. Glendale doesn’t want light rail because apparently they just wan
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by rblatz 4y ago
So with infrequent use you use about 1% of the cartridge just cleaning. I typically print 1-3 pages when I print something. So your ink cartridge would give me about 200 pages.
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by rblatz 4y ago
Ah yes pissing off your customers because you think they’ll not just accept a worse experience, they’ll actually pay more for it. It’s a bold strategy.
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Sounds like they're working on the world model at least in places. With the removal of the parking sensors, they've started remembering obstructions that are now out of the cameras' vision.
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I strongly disagree. My biggest issue with the Polestar was its jank android auto interface.
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I also think they haven’t figured out how to do the sensor fusion with the compute available.
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by rblatz 4y ago
I see LIDAR self driving vehicles all over the place around Phoenix and Tempe. My Tesla’s autopilot can’t reliably stay on the correct side of the road going through intersections.
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by rblatz 4y ago
Sounds more like you are describing Chase bank. It’s tried and true and millions of businesses from small mom and pops to fortune 10 companies use them. They’ve seen it all and could even be an underwriter for your IPO. They can take you
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by rblatz 4y ago
Their share value will be wiped out, and their bonds won’t be.
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What’s wrong with the model S?
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Any idea what specific investments the church was trying to distance themselves from?
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What would you possibly want a bunch of ports on your phone for?
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Here’s the great part people have tried it in controlled experiments, and found it doesn’t work any better than random guesses.
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by rblatz 4y ago
This isn’t new, there are open source “artificial pancreases” out there that have been around since at least 2017[1]. It’s good to see more focus and study on this though. [1] https://www.hanselman.com/blog/open-source
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by rblatz 4y ago
I’d also like to throw another counter example out. C# and Typescript from Microsoft are both excellent languages and are led by Anders Hejlsberg.
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by rblatz 4y ago
It’s too late, the Tesla fanboy subreddit has been on the FSD hate train for a while now. I’m shocked at how bad autopilot is on my Tesla, my wife’s 2018 Honda CR-V has better “autopilot” in the form of lane keep assist and adaptive cruise
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by rblatz 4y ago
How many lanes are being added as part of this expansion?
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Unless they own it in a trust.
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Wouldn’t that be relatively cheap and easy for a driver to game? They would just need to Hail a ride from themselves and then sign the receipt. The money goes to them. So it’s not very costly.
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I find it fascinating that not only are there still public telephones in Sydney, they are actively being deployed.
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by rblatz 4y ago
How would that work? From my recollection the computer booted up in DOS ran through your config.sys and autoexec.bat. The final line typically in the autoexec.bat was win. Which would start up windows 95. Also when you shutdown windows 95
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by rblatz 4y ago
Yeah, this is exactly where my mind went too. I think it’s a great example of not jumping to technical solutions too fast. The poster was so locked in on specifically cron as a solution that they forgot what they really want is code or jobs
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There are still music stores, nothing is stopping you from buying music like we did before Napster let the cat out of the bag. People are allowed to have different utility functions and preferences, sorry yours seems to be going out of fash
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It’s super common, native speakers learned verbally then later learned written English and the parts of language.
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“Let’s be very honest, We don’t have a commercially available heavy-lift vehicle. The Falcon 9 Heavy may some day come about. It’s on the drawing board right now. SLS is real.” If in 2014, when this was said, NASA asked and funded SpaceX to

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