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dgarrett

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    Comment #49175227

    I can purchase a self-driving Tesla at a reasonable price, in-line with other cars of the same class. I can't purchase a Waymo at any price.

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    Comment #46246928

    > Mercedes Drive Pilot is classified as L3 which is better than Tesla or Rivian. "DRIVE PILOT can be activated in heavy traffic jams at a speed of 40 MPH or less on a pre-defined f…

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    Comment #45292091

    > In the rear, it's almost impossible to access the manual release in an emergency. You have to pull out a floor mat and then pop open a panel that requires a metal tool to extract…

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    Comment #41871650

    I know it's not exactly the point, but would you mind sharing what specific mic and headphones you went with for this? It can help to get a sense of what to look for to create a si…

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    Comment #41561212

    The announcement said that the feature was pending FDA approval.

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    Comment #40803425

    Interesting, I've never thought of running syncthing behind koreader. Do you use any particular plugin like [this]( https://github.com/jasonchoimtt/koreader-syncthing )? How do you…

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    Comment #35112419

    > Besides I’ll be very surprised if SVB isn’t called JPM by 9 am Monday. It will be called the Deposit Insurance National Bank of Santa Clara (DINB) on Monday. https://www.fdic.gov…

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    The Little Learner: A Straight Line to Deep Learning

    A new book in the same series as The Little Schemer! Here's a preview of the first two chapters: https://mitpress.ublish.com/ebook/the-little-learner-a-strai...

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    Comment #31347522

    Nope, the valuation happens at the time of grant. So you are granted a number of shares valued at $X. Then you can’t sell those shares until they vest, by which time they may have …

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    Comment #31042702

    If you're the kind of person who likes the ability to tweak your environment and get things set up just right for you, I'd recommend getting a Kobo and putting KOReader[1] on it. I…

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    Comment #30982803

    Unfortunately Uber recently dropped support for their Apple Watch app.

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    Comment #30932843

    That’s pretty standard text in tech patent. What exactly would it mean to file a patent “as a joke?”

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    Comment #30693029

    I’ve been told by a dentist specifically not to brush your teeth after tea. Instead, swish your mouth with water and brush your teeth later. The claim is that the acidity of the te…

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    Comment #30647736

    Is Snipd able to do audio transcription for private feeds? Private “podcasts” are my main way I listen to audio books. I tried Snipd last year and it seemed to struggle with privat…

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    Comment #30645926

    I wonder if anyone has ever put a name to this viewpoint: "I don't intend to use it, nor do I intend to contribute to its upkeep, but I expect it to be available."

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    Comment #30247224

    Fabien Sanglard's blog is one of my favorites. He posts mostly about internals and implementation details of classic video/computer games, plus other tech like Git and USB. https:/…

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    Comment #29432884

    I'm very much new with emacs, but maybe `avy-goto-char-2` is what you're looking for?

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    Comment #29407900

    iOS has this with the photo album permission at least. You can select to only reveal a select subset of your photos to an app. I assume Android has something similar.

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    Comment #29085914

    Thanks! It’s always interesting when someone posts some new portal of knowledge into a niche that I didn’t realize existed. Especially when there’s already a nice book summing up t…

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    Comment #29060562

    > (Source: Hoffman, Ward, Feltovich, et al. 2013. Recommended read if you're into that sort of stuff!) I’m very curious. How did you come across this book? It seems very niche.

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    Comment #28609292

    There are no e-ink devices with backlights. It doesn’t make sense for the technology, which is purely reflective. There are plenty of e-ink devices (like Kindles) that have frontli…

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    Comment #28260769

    I think the trick is to be configurable, but with high friction. Otherwise it's too easy to reconfigure away from the minimalism on the fly. I've thought about using Parental Contr…

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    Comment #28171665

    The subscription fee of most magazines is only there so that they can present a "paying subscribers" number to potential advertisers. The assumption being that a paying subscriber …

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    Comment #27321947

    A smartphone must be a phone first. A phone is large with a comfortable earpiece, has large easy-to-press physical numbers, and is plugged into the wall so it doesn't require recha…