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by starik36 4y ago
> Autosteer (beta) is worse than the competition Autosteer on our Tesla Model 3 is actually pretty great. I use it all the time because it makes driving a lot less tiring, especially over long distances. I don't know where you get
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by starik36 4y ago
I think part of it, at least for me, is 99.9% of it is perfect, but I want to change this one small thing. For years, I had the jailbreak installed only for a single feature.
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by starik36 4y ago
Sounds like you are going to be using it for years to come.
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by starik36 4y ago
Ok, but how does it take my code and fixes the bug? It's my own code, no one has seen it besides me and the model wasn't trained on it.
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by starik36 4y ago
There are lots of things that are expensive. Sometimes because they are worth it.
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by starik36 4y ago
The current version of Tesla autonomous vehicles is actually pretty darn good. I would consider it good enough for my uses. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oaWjndujjzc
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by starik36 4y ago
Not necessarily programming related, though I used programming to get myself out of this pickle. Over the years I've created many Google Photos accounts for various trips and events (and to keep things free since 15GB is comes with the
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by starik36 4y ago
Given the vendor lock-in and Apple's 50% market share, it's not much of an alternative.
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by starik36 4y ago
The situation where you can purchase a service for 30% less elsewhere but not on the iPhone is pretty insane. And on top of that, you are not allowed to tell your users how to get a better deal. Regardless of his reasoning, Apple and some o
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by starik36 4y ago
What is the mechanism to donate such a large amount? According to link below, the max individual contribution to ALL campaigns is $109k per year. https://www.fec.gov/help-candidates-and-committees/candidate...
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by starik36 4y ago
> cruelty Layoff is a layoff regardless of whether you get fired over email, text or a personal call from the CEO saying how great you are. It was the latter for me several years ago and didn't sting any less.
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by starik36 4y ago
> over-promised and/or undelivered How so? If anything, things that he promised had an over-optimistic timeline. He promised a reusable rocket that can land itself - and it did, late, but so far it's the only one that can do
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by starik36 4y ago
I wish I could upvote you twice. Totally incompetent fraud. I mean SpaceX was a total stroke of luck. Sometimes you just get the right mixture of methane and oxygen by accident and the rocket just blasts off by itself. And we definitely
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by starik36 4y ago
Unfortunately, the .NET library doesn't support ARM processors. Thus, I can't use it on the Raspberry Pi. But PuppeteerSharp works great on the Pi.
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by starik36 4y ago
Khrushchev was overthrown. Gorbachev was basically too. After the hardliners’ coup attempt he was basically a lame duck.
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by starik36 4y ago
> after Putin retires He ain't retiring. The only way he is leaving the Kremlin is in a casket.
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by starik36 4y ago
At this point the applicants understand what they are signing up for. There's been enough press for that. Except going forward they've be messed up, but with money.
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by starik36 4y ago
I spent a ridiculous amount of time trying to get their ODBC driver to work as a linked server from SQL Server. I opened tickets and tested various versions. Finally I just gave up because I moved to a company that wasn't using ES. I
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by starik36 4y ago
My setup is simpler than that. My router (Netgear) supports Dynamic DNS out of the box. So I just pop in my credentials and it does the rest.
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by starik36 4y ago
I don't have a solution. I am not sure that there is one. Just don't want to subject a group of people to trauma.
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by starik36 4y ago
> necessary Maybe necessary, but is it worth the problems that it's creating? I would argue that the armies of scarred people is worse than not moderating at all.
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by starik36 4y ago
That’s pretty awesome. I have a similar setup on the Raspberry Pi 4 that doubles as a magic mirror in our bedroom. And I use NoIP as dynamic DNS.
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by starik36 4y ago
> The architects should be rare This reminded me of my time at iHeartMedia. The company had an entire department of non-coding architects. They produced so many Visio diagrams that the company had to purchase a product that indexed the
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by starik36 4y ago
Yet they will vote in the same set of people into power.
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by starik36 4y ago
That is one grim Wikipedia article.
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by starik36 4y ago
Looks like this article was written in 2008. I wonder if the population has rebounded in the last 15 years at all.
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by starik36 4y ago
> It's not like the population growth ... is staggering It is staggering. California in 1990 was 29 million. In 2020, it's 39 million. If this is not staggering, I don't know what is.
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by starik36 4y ago
Fair enough!
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by starik36 4y ago
> If $80m turns out to be $10m, is that a lie or an exaggeration? Yes, that would be considered a lie, or at least a gross exaggeration. But we can do the math using publically available information - assuming its correct. According to
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by starik36 4y ago
But there isn't proof that he is lying - you deciding whether he lied or not is your judgement call. If you may recall, the initial shipment of Starlinks were sent in response to request by Mykhailo Fedorov - Ukraine's Minister

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