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by valine 6y ago
I don’t care about Fortnite, but I would love to have the option to install alternative apps stores on iOS. This has to be the most dramatic example of “running to the press” to date, which I’m sure Apple loathes. If nothing else it’s enter
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by valine 6y ago
When was the last time a legacy automaker added a new feature to their cars and pushed it out over the air as a free update? Tesla does that about once a month. Their software is better because they listen to customer feedback and continual
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by valine 6y ago
You’re ignoring Tesla’s software and super charging network, neither of which the legacy automakers seem capable of duplicating.
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by valine 6y ago
I’d bet this is useful for a range of memorization tasks other than language learning. I imagine this works because it strengthens the signal to noise ratio by pairing auditory stimulus with vagus nerve stimulation. It’s kind of like how re
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by valine 6y ago
That was a sight to behold, history in the making for sure. This was the first flight of a vehicle which may someday take humans to mars.
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by valine 6y ago
Tesla’s approach to self driving is worse than others in the short term, but I think its the only strategy that can scale. Waymo and GM are both relying on detailed 3D maps which can’t possibly scale past small rural areas. If we are ever g
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by valine 6y ago
I don’t see Intel going fabless. There would be perceived national security implications for the US if Intel lost the ability to manufacture their own chips. I could see an Intel bail out if things keep going south, but that’s about it.
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by valine 6y ago
I like the idea of using it as a tool to mitigate writers block. Say you're writing a school paper and you've done your research but you can't seem to keep your train of thought flowing. With gpt3 you could have it generate a
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by valine 6y ago
The features do work though, navigate on autopilot is great. Sure there is a potential for misuse but that’s true for any car, cars are just inherently dangerous. Overall Tesla’s have great safety ratings. Can you show me hard data that aut
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by valine 6y ago
It’s obviously behind schedule, but that doesn’t make it vaporware. Tesla is still actively developing fsd and continues to release useful features. Would you rather they stopped hyping the feature altogether? The income from selling fsd he
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by valine 6y ago
The reason many people buy the full self driving package is so they can experience the latest state of the art autonomous driving software as Tesla develops it, and Tesla continues to deliver on that promise. Smart summon and stopping for t
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by valine 6y ago
I was just on Apple's support page for this exact issue. I ordered my pros on launch day so I was hoping it was a quality control issue from the first batch. One thing I've noticed is that the rattling noise goes away if I disable
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by valine 6y ago
The problem goes much deeper than researchers not having enough PDFs. If you look at where machine learning is successful it’s usually processing spatially related data. The pixels in a photograph have a spacial component where points near
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by valine 6y ago
The animation still plays even when the app is loaded and in the background. In that case it really does load instantly.
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by valine 6y ago
Yes. Reduced motion in accessibility still leaves you with a slow cross fade. With a jailbreak you can disable the animations entirely and apps will open instantly.
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by valine 6y ago
For me: system wide speed up of apples obscenely slow animations and access to stored WiFi passwords. Also theming icons is lots of fun. A fresh coat of paint can make iOS feel exciting and new again.
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by valine 6y ago
You can turn off that behavior in accessibility settings, then it behaves like a normal mouse.
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by valine 6y ago
“Run Linux on Windows” Really fascinating seeing this in an official Microsoft ad.
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by valine 7y ago
If the arm based Macs are anything like the iPad Pro they will be the opposite of sluggish. Apple will likely keep Intel based machines around for software compatibility reasons, but that has nothing to do with performance.
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by valine 7y ago
Convolution only works on data that is spatially related, meaning data points that are close to each other are more related than data points that are far apart. It doesn't give meaningful results on data like spreadsheets where columns
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by valine 7y ago
It’s hard to say that it feels like an overreaction by the market. This oil price war couldn’t have come at a worse time.
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by valine 7y ago
The new logo looks more top heavy somehow. When there was a dark ring the logo looked balanced, now it looks like the center of gravity is off and the logo wouldn’t stay upright if placed on a table.
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by valine 7y ago
The magic mouse can right click without a keyboard, you click with your finger on the top right corner of the mouse. The top of the mouse is a touch surface so it knows when your finger is on the left or right side.
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by valine 7y ago
Putting aside the fact that this was found on an old Tesla with autopilot 1.0, this is not even a technically hard problem to solve. The current version of autopilot uses a database and gps to determine the speed limit. In the future if Tes
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by valine 7y ago
Under ideal conditions the Taycan can charge to 80% in 22.5 minutes. That’s 160 miles, or 426 miles per hour. Third generation super chargers can charge at a rate of 1000 miles per hour, so your statement that the Taycan charges faster is f
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by valine 7y ago
I’m sure lots of people would take a Model S over the Porsche in many scenarios considering the Model S has an epa estimated range of 390 miles whereas the Taycan has comparatively short 192 mile range. It doesn’t matter how nice the finish
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by valine 7y ago
That would undermine the purpose of the site which is to help build an intuitive understanding of the svg viewport. There is educational value in having the graphic update while the slider moves.
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by valine 7y ago
That’s because cars are not designed to be slept in. Inflatable mattress and a seatbelt/harness designed to be worn lying down and the problem is solved.
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by valine 7y ago
A car can go pretty much anywhere, public transportation not so much. If you can sleep in a self driving car then logistically much more of the world will be accessible to you. Hit a button, go to sleep, wake up wherever you want. To me thi
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by valine 7y ago
A geofenced robo taxi service does nothing to improve my life. The real usefulness of self driving cars will come when you can fall asleep in the back as it drives across the country. Also you can’t set up a mobile office in the back of a t

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