treflop

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   by treflop 3y ago

   Defffffffinitely did not just hurt my ears playing really loud 16,220 Hz sine waves to prove someone on the Internet wrong.
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   by treflop 3y ago

   What you’re saying may be true but let’s say hypothetically Tesla’s FSD was extremely good and the bee’s knees — car makers would work hard to overcome any obstacle just to get it. But if the technology is kind of mid, their attempts will b
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   by treflop 3y ago

   The train companies already know this. They’ve been fighting train robbers since the days of the Wild West. I don’t know what other train companies are doing but Union Pacific cut a lot of its police force 3 years ago. If they aren’t trying
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   by treflop 3y ago

   Understandably but at the same time, an electrical engineer who specializes in power systems isn’t going to know the in and outs of microprocessor design and there’s nothing wrong with that.
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   by treflop 3y ago

   That's how it used to be for your suggestion too. We're living in a dream state now where the creators of IDEs like Visual Studio (Code) or IntelliJ actively implement common languages and frameworks. It used to be 'find a ha
6. 366.▲
   by treflop 3y ago

   If configs had well-adopted schema support, it wouldn't be so bad.
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   by treflop 3y ago

   Idk it makes sense for UX sometimes. Really it’s a case by case basis and I don’t think you should be adhering to any law for this.