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5y ago
Facebook got a lot of criticism for repeatedly doing new option dialogs on sharing settings. There's really no way to win here since it will be interpreted in the worst possible light.
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SDRAM is not located on the chip die for either. The memory controller is on-die for the M1 though. My understanding is that making SDRAM is a pretty different process than making a CPU, so it's hard to do it on the same die.
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It doesn't go as fast as a 3090 even with two. It does go about twice as fast as an M1 Max.
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One click really was one click. They had all the payment and address info shared. You just clicked one button. They did have an undo.
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Sounds like you want AMP...
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If you run Firefox nightly, it's possible to enable additional extensions, including background video fix.
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The US department of transportation values a human life at around $10M. So they're willing to spend that amount to statistically save one person. You do need a number though. People don't like to think about it but you can't
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It's the standard framework used by Google also.
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Monitor arms are much more complicated than a monitor stand.
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The article loses a lot of credibility when it just casually accuses Google of being white supremacists as though nobody could dispute this.
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Any solution for sending email? Just forwarding mail is not remotely the same thing; there's a million ways to do that.
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Some of them are really silly like someone claiming to get an offer with .75% of the company for a company with 500 employees for a "senior android developer"
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I think you may be confused about what "security through obscurity" means. The security from these coprocessors is not from obscurity but is part of the design.
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They have provided a convenient breakdown for their invoices: 3% payment processing 27% monopoly rent
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On the other hand, most systems in place today do not stop reliably when they should: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjdabZmR5Yc
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Here's an article talking about other similar issues: https://www.autosafety.org/autobraking-tech-will-be-standard... It may well be more prevalent in Teslas though; I don't have any data on that.
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Phantom braking is a problem common to many automatic emergency braking systems which are widely available on many cars, not just Tesla.
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I've occasionally seen my Tesla on autopilot slow down for like a shadow or something. You definitely need to pay attention to it. The article quotes: “With only one sensor type, it’s harder to be sure because you do not have the cross
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Door dash would be nice if they didn't have the system where you have to blind bid in a "tip" auction to be able to actually get food.
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He had a 1961 Cheval Blanc, which is not 100% but is a primarily Merlot blend.
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If you can immediately come up with an algorithm for a well-studied computer science problem, then it's very likely the approach isn't going to work out. Notably in your case you've just converted high-precision floating poin
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It's only when viewed in the Camera app and not in Lens or other readers. I made the same mistake :-)
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This seems to work for me just fine on Pixel 6 Pro on Android 12. I created a QR code for several of the examples and then scanned it. I wonder if the reporter's QR code creation app was doing the correction and not Google Lens? Edit:
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That's not a dev; that's just someone assigned to triage the queue and get more information from users.
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Anti work seems to be very much like incels but for jobs. Extremely unhealthy and counterproductive approaches upvoted highly.
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Even beyond random mutation, it also makes sense to think about behavior in totality. Curiosity and a willingness to do insane things seem to be tied up in an overall system that does very well in maximizing reproductive success. But this d
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They're hoping to get to build some. Not in the US of course.
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There aren't any organizations that build reactors though. You'd have to go to France or China.
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That actually isn't what iMessage does. iMessage maintains a database of phone numbers that are iMessage, and then intercepts and routes the messages through Apple and not through SMS. You can see this since if you switch away from App
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Apple does an awful lot of this as well, working to make things harder for businesses supported by ads and easier for walled gardens.
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