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Comment #43666764
They showed a bit of this with a high production video of “how we did it” on Tuesday. The outpainting was amazing, details looked crisp, physics sim was pretty good, and the contin…
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Comment #37986863
Not saying that any of this was warranted, but that actually says Ross "[reaching toward] the center console" was the suspicious thing. It turns out Ross had a gun and heroine in t…
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Comment #37294915
I don't understand this "[reading] his email" thing. I can't look away from the road for more than a couple of seconds without the car alerting me to pay attention while FSD is ena…
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Comment #36497847
I set it up for a team of ~30. This makes a huge difference for mounting things like `node_modules` with lots of inodes. The difference locally is pretty astounding.
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Comment #35810070
I recently did a 70 mile drive on FSD with no interventions from local suburb roads, to highway, to urban roads, to some odd roads near a zoo. That being said, often times I've had…
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Comment #35346951
Apple Card is very convenient, but it's not the best in the rewards arena. For example, CapitalOne SavorOne (3% for many categories) and Wells Fargo Active Cash (2% on all purchase…
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Comment #34902127
I intuitively just believed this "explosion in growth", but it looks like the reality is that they upticked a little bit since 2009. The suicide rate (and attempts) are still lower…
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Comment #33959833
Not to defend SBF or suggest he did anything correct, but isn't that _negligence_? Given that the factors of the negligence benefited their operations, it still may be charged as f…
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Comment #33625442
Weird -- why not make the fine $604 million (or whatever they truly should owe in refunds) and allow all but, say, 4 million to be reduced?
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Comment #33016391
These are a bunch of straw man arguments against what I said. There is a difference between clicking a link and an extension being able to read the contents of pages you visit -- l…
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Comment #33016339
Yes, I trust plenty of software and I'm not suggesting that extensions are bad in theory. Extensions being able to silently inject code and ownership to change at any time is a pre…
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Comment #33015350
It's as though nobody realizes extensions can be created or purchased by sketchy actors and that this is a huge security risk when the extensions request "all access to all sites."…
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Comment #32872018
I think the contention is that hosting is a service. Just as you are suggesting Facebook is offering a defective service (that you said should not be offered), then so are hosting …
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Comment #32101829
I know it's not a requirement, but running docker containers is a nontrivial headache. Additionally, running VSCode resulted in a number of frustrating bugs: - copy+paste not worki…
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Comment #32101078
Huh, maybe the date on my laptop was wrong and a notification was triggered? I definitely got a notification and was sent to https://www.google.com/chromebook/older/ (Looking in se…
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Comment #32100456
The only thing that this reminded me of is that my relatively expensive Chromebook (Pixelbook Go) just stopped receiving feature updates after a few years. This seems great, but th…
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Comment #32083391
My experience with Vite 3 has been great so far (during the alpha/beta). Any issues I had that came up during the beta were fixed or responded to in less than 12 hours. The momentu…
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Comment #31940834
Yes, that is the issue in a nutshell and I wasn’t arguing otherwise… This piece from Ookla is claiming that Starlink isn’t hitting those numbers based on data from Ookla, not Space…
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Comment #31936771
Starlink seems to be impacted by obstructions but can still function and this would impact Ookla's numbers significantly. I don't think it falls on SpaceX to go trim the tree that …
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Comment #31900032
Could it not be that one is an impact crater and the other is blasted out from an explosion?
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Comment #31518641
Why skip on the other reasons listed? At least a few of them are technical in nature and don't warrant being omitted from your list.
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Comment #31329901
Nice add. I particularly like this one: > Apple/NeXT have done things that were completely mind-blowing and heretofore impossible. I actually see this in their transition from amd6…
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Comment #30795639
I disagree with your opinion that people should be free to abuse others online without any scrutiny offline. Especially when people claim to be experts and assert authority on subj…
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Comment #30795360
I don’t think Will committed fraudulent misrepresentation, if that could even apply or if this somehow caused harm. Either way, who said violating contract law was immature? Only y…