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by valine 4y ago
Tmobile Starlink is text only. It definitely does not support 3G data speeds.
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by valine 4y ago
I was under the impression that the iPhone needs to be very precisely pointed at a satellite for this to work. I doubt it can be done passively when the phone is in your pocket.
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by valine 4y ago
You can put the seat heater back on the main screen in the latest update. Drag and drop it onto to the app bar.
574.
by valine 4y ago
The 1 speed automatic transmission and instant torque of an EV is gonna beat manually dropping to 3rd every time.
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by valine 4y ago
Driving the speed of traffic is safer than driving the speed limit. Or what about when you’re seeking shelter during a tornado warning or bringing someone to the hospital. Or maybe you just want to get away from a road raging a-hole. Peopl
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by valine 4y ago
You’d eliminate all traffic fatalities if you limited cars to 5 mph. We as a society have collectively decided that X number of traffic fatalities are acceptable. It’s the price everyone pays for efficient transportation. Why 150km/h a
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by valine 4y ago
They removed the radar last year on the Model 3 and Y.
578.
by valine 4y ago
Unlikely, their most recent software update increased the max speed back up to 85mph. They’ve got feature parity between the stacks now, no reason for them to spend money on radar.
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by valine 5y ago
That’s not true. The M1 has 8, the M1 pro has 10, and the M1 ultra has 20.
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by valine 5y ago
It certainly does now that you’ve posted an off topic low quality comment.
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by valine 5y ago
Considering that cars already kill people en mass there's no real advantage to slowing the pace of SDV development other than to make people feel warm and fuzzy. I personally prefer Tesla's approach where they give customers permi
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by valine 5y ago
That's part of it. Another part of it is that Tesla's computer vision is still a work in progress which introduces unnecessary jitter into the visualization. The good news is that they seem to be making improvements and the jitter
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by valine 5y ago
I wonder if its possible that the FSD beta graphics use more power to render. Would be dumb to lower range on all Teslas for what is essentially eye candy. Even on FSD vehicles the visualization reverts when FSD is not engaged.
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by valine 5y ago
That would be a real shame. I really want someone to make a high core count ARM processor in the price range of an AMD threadripper that can work with Nvidia gpus.
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by valine 5y ago
Anyone have a sense for how much these will cost? Is this more akin to the Mac Studio that costs 4k or an A100 gpu that costs upward of 30k? Looking for an order of magnitude.
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by valine 5y ago
New die with 64 M1 cores and support for 4TB of ram. Basically fill whatever market the threadripper fills.
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by valine 5y ago
No 120hz listed in the tech specs, that’s gonna be jarring for people with a M1 macbook pro.
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by valine 5y ago
Probably because both displays are associated with deep blacks. Mini LED has halo issues but it’s the obvious comparison.
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by valine 5y ago
Falcon 9 has 9 engines, it’s not like Spacex is unfamiliar with putting multiple engines on a rocket. That being said we have yet to see more than 3 raptors in flight at a time, so the upcoming orbital test flight will be interesting to wat
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by valine 5y ago
Airpods were one of the first truely wireless earbuds from a well known company. They were successful because of their looks, not in spite of them. Before airpods wireless earbuds looked like this: https://www.lg.com/us&#x2F
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by valine 5y ago
No one wants to wear a headset if it makes them look stupid. If AR glasses are a dead end then mass adoption of AR outside of gaming/enterprise is likely DOA.
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by valine 5y ago
Equating rolling stops to rape has to be the worst argument against FSD I’ve ever heard. I’m honestly at a loss for words. Safely proceeding through an intersection without coming to a complete stop hurts nothing, except maybe the feelings
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by valine 5y ago
Speed limits change, signs are obstructed, some speed limits are only valid for certain times of day. There’s plenty of legal reasons to override the posted speed limit.
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by valine 5y ago
I’m gonna go out on a limb and say that rolling stop signs is not a slippery slope to robot rapists.
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by valine 5y ago
It’s not serious at all imho. People roll stop signs all the time, it’s part of driving culture. If you feel obligated to obey the letter of every driving law you could have turned it off in settings. Tesla also has an option to override th
596.
by valine 5y ago
That Tesla headline is misleading. Should be “Tesla Removes Rolling Stops from Assertive Driving Profile”. Tesla added rolling stops to make the car behave more human like. NHTSA said no, so Tesla removed the feature.
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by valine 5y ago
It's not a matter of software reliability. The rolling stops was an intensionally added feature to make the car behave more naturally/human-like at stop signs. Tesla knows how to make the car stop at stop signs, they simply chose
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by valine 5y ago
I'd look at other programs for inspiration. Blender for example allows you to place the anchor point and then gives you the option for how many segments you want connecting the anchors. Turning the resolution up and down gives you a fe
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by valine 5y ago
The sooner they mandate a third does the better. Not sure why this news would lower trust in the government, can you elaborate on that?
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by valine 5y ago
Facebook didn't make oculus, they bought it. So far their main contributions have been to require a Facebook account, and halt development on the next generation flagship PC headset in favor of budget android based VR. IMO racing to th

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