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5y ago
You can still use the car and drive it yourself. This would be paying monthly for the car to be able to drive itself. Just like you have to pay for "premium connectivity" in Teslas, i.e. internet access.
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5y ago
"but what about human drivers" is not a constructive argument here. I agree with the parent question because I'm worried FSD will suddenly believe it's in a slalom competition on a straight road and hit me when we'r
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5y ago
Not sure if 99.99% refers to distance or time, but either way I'm not sure it's a good metric since it only takes a second or two to kill someone.
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6y ago
> computational thinking > computational history > computational documents Whenever I see an article by S.W. I do something very unconstructive, which is to just search for occurrences of "computational" to see how he man
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6y ago
Mobile browsers usually have a "request desktop version" checkbox. How does that work then?
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6y ago
No intraday. What's a good service to buy data on a sub minute level?
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6y ago
Isn't there around 50-100M _shares_ being traded per day now?
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6y ago
I thought all of these sites just treated it as an n-armed bandit problem.
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6y ago
> Ordinary Americans should not have to think about signing up to the dark web, They don't need to sign up to the dark web. All they need to do is to use a website that doesn't forbid inciting violence (among other things). Jus
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6y ago
No I was just hoping it was connected somehow. I only found a single mention of .NET: > F* provides a facility to specify interfaces to external modules that are implemented elsewhere. For example, operations that perform file input/
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6y ago
How's the interop with .NET and C#?
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6y ago
The images are worse than that. A picture taken at a distance of someone being shot in the head is easier to see or scroll by than a closeup of a head blown in half.
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6y ago
Let me put it bluntly. There is a closeup of a woman with only half a head. It comes as a surprise as the first images are not as bad, and the article's content draws you in. I had to stop there even though I wanted to continue reading
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6y ago
> It's theoretically possible that many over-ear headphones have the same condensation issues, but users simply aren't able to see them due to the pads being fixed in place. This isn't the first time people talk about the
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6y ago
It looks very similar to the 3090. Will it not be nerfed like the 3090? https://m.imgur.com/a/RH8vyz9
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6y ago
They are nowadays
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6y ago
That's amazing. I usually read in 16 GB of image data into memory for analysis. I'm guessing that will work fine on the 8GB ram macbook then. /s
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6y ago
This is a good time to think about what would happen if you lost access to your Google account.
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6y ago
Which country do you live in? I had never heard of this happening anywhere before.
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6y ago
What are the best sounding wireless ANC headphones today? I do not care about price.
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6y ago
Everyone, literally everyone working on exploits right now will see this and potentially be influenced by how Microsoft chose to handle it.
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6y ago
Just like Twitch started forcing random ad interruptions, I guess this is a trend now.
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6y ago
Why do I need dedicated remote buttons for Youtube and Netflix if this thing is so smart? Regardless of the reason, why do I not get buttons for all the other apps it integrates with, or reprogrammable buttons?
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6y ago
How did Idris solve this again btw?
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6y ago
That's three words though, and the SO OP asked for a single word.
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6y ago
I'd assume spreading this is not legal?
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6y ago
They also keep 100% of what they make after refunds have been processed and yet another cut is taken.
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6y ago
So all it takes is a jerk then..
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6y ago
TLDR: grep
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6y ago
If that happens, it _is_ spam.
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