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jaybeavers

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    Comment #48202784

    You are correct, the driving controls in AVP don’t use dwell, that is the wrong (and dangerous) approach. They use something more akin to hover activation. It’s the hardware I desi…

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    Comment #48200745

    Hi Will, thanks for the representation. And an actual link!

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    Comment #40874736

    Yes, daily, as a virtual screen for my Macbook using a BLE mouse and keyboard paired to the Macbook not the AVP. Then I supplement the Mac with the occasional AVP side app using fi…

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    Comment #40744144

    Strongly disagree. As a dev who’s been in the business since the days of the first gui apps and OSes, UI can be very straightforward, but we have designed modern systems such that …

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    Comment #40367942

    I took. my wife’s Model X out for a moderately complicated drive last night and was very pleasantly surprised by the new FSD behavior. Very significantly improved over the last few…

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    Comment #39803009

    Having submitted a number of “product breaking bug reports” through official channels while using a paid support incident, can confirm Kafkaesque and a multi year support process. …

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    Comment #39523350

    Spoken like someone who hasn’t put a match to gasoline. Having recently used gas to help start a wood slashings pile on fire, gasoline is very explosive and dangerous. Diesel will …

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    Comment #39256768

    So Avalonia is built on top of Skia which is Google’s portable 2D rendering engine. So in theory it is as cross platform capable as Chrome/Electron without all the overhead that ht…

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    Comment #38936067

    Probably a much simpler answer. The programmers who work on a washing machine are probably inexperienced low wage disempowered help. And there’s an innocent rx/tx loop for a home g…

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    Comment #37852083

    This was my experience too. While it takes a good long while to get resolved, because my mistakes were accidental and I talked it through and followed the process, I was dealt with…

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    Comment #36452050

    Thank you from someone begrudgingly paying thousands of Euros for IEC medical device standards pdfs!!!!

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    Comment #35956434

    Windows NT was rock solid until Windows XP was released, but GPU performance was meh and Windows games generally didn't work well unless they were written to target NT. As I recall…

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    Comment #35948434

    Is there a Windows client front end ide rather than a browser? It's much easier to enable alternative input from say a .Net Framework WPF app...

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    Comment #35944358

    Nice to hear from you, great work! As a lifelong dev who started by learning BASICA and who's first pro job was in Visual Basic, I love your thesis. Nowadays I work with people liv…

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    Comment #34557741

    Both of those are reasonably met on the Steam Deck today which is running Linux… Now the Steam Deck has an x64 CPU, but I’m running my heavyweight production Windows apps today on …

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    Comment #34548637

    Pardon, what part of ‘a home with electrical service works just fine’ fails to fit your definition of ‘a large scale distribution of energy’. We have an electrical power grid, dude…

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    Comment #34542864

    You think his writing is a good time, you should have seen him when a VP would say, “Are there any questions from the audience?” He’d saunter up to the microphone, and you could se…

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    Comment #34542667

    You may be surprised to learn that James’ brilliant humor and willingness to speak truth to power didn’t work out so well for him at Microsoft. He’s at Harvard now, which I think i…

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    Comment #34540231

    I have three BEV chargers at my home now. i didnt need to change a thing to my “built in 2000 to code” home to do this, as it “came out of the box” w/ 200 amp service. My chevy bol…

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    Comment #34540100

    While this is a common refrain, as driver on my 3rd EV “charging network needed” a bad, bad misunderstanding propagated by people who dont drive EVs. I charge my EV at home. I’ve c…

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    Comment #32606686

    At this point I strongly distrust any 'breakthrough' article about research at MIT. After hundreds of these, I'm fairly convinced that any time a grad student pours liquid into a b…

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    Comment #31918746

    And how do you clean these optics? Do they still provide 110% optical efficiency while dirty? Or damaged/scratched from frequent removal/reinstall for cleaning?

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    Comment #31807152

    +1 We need the Singularity to make sense of the mess known as PDF. But realistically, might this bring on the SkyNet attack if we abuse AI so?

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    Comment #30436981

    Or more clearly stated, tax havens and offshoring revenue killed p2p.

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    Comment #30436968

    Taxes killed p2p... https://youtu.be/5-sF7N1bfv0