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Comment #49004687
It's a reference from an old interview with Gabe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQweFurRz4g > It's a bit like saying it's okay to sneak into a movie theater because the prices fo…
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Comment #48933857
If no one cared about cash flow and profitability wouldn't SpaceX stock go up instead of down?
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Comment #47834462
Happened to me many times now. I'm at a loss for words. It seems like a fever dream I can't wake-up from.
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Comment #47163902
My Macbook Pro 13" Early 2015 w/ 8 GB RAM and 128 GB SSD is still very usable for what most people commonly use a laptop for - browsing the web, e-mail and streaming.
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Comment #47151250
> I urge you to attend Of course :) It’s interesting to hear the ideas people come up with, but so far no one has demonstrated any practical results that would significantly improv…
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Comment #47149704
> They insist the tech will never work, and avoid learning about it, becoming progressively more paranoid and isolated. They can always learn the technology later, when and if it p…
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Comment #47148969
Have they been successful?
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Comment #46884580
> Any new software developers entering the field from this point on will have to know how to use and be expected to use AI code-gen tools to get employment And on what grounds do y…
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Comment #46856929
Most open source software tooling Were designed to be dynamically linked. It is non-standard to statically link things together, which causes various random issues.
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Comment #46856602
On what reasoning do you make this prediction? Just because corporations are mandating their employees to use AI right now does not mean it will continue.
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Comment #46856583
Unfortunately it'll take time for certain companies to release their applications on Linux distro's. So right now I manage with WSL2 + Win 11.
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Comment #46764293
It's easier to distribute software fully self-contained, if you ignore the pain of statically linking everything together :)
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Comment #44489137
> people will still invest in grid independence Most inverters don't work without grid synchronization. E.g. you lose electricity from your provider and your batteries / stored ene…
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Comment #44256017
Channel bandwidth for Cat-M is 1.4 MHz. You won't be doing any decoding w/ a tinySA either.
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Comment #44246150
It'd be cheaper to buy an RTL-SDR and an LTE antenna than this tinySA. I'm not convinced that a layman would have enough practical experience with radio's to detect these signals t…
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Comment #43992851
It would be nice to have an opt-in platform where you could select products that you'd like to see ads for. For example, you're looking for a TV or automobile and you want to see d…
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Comment #43970560
Equipment that isn't controlled by software is also prone to failure. Unintentional airbag deployment is a very rare phenomenon.
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Comment #43970545
The OBD2 port is behind a gateway so it is not the same.
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Comment #43962692
Because there are regulations for the infotainment system as well. For example, you can't watch videos or read SMS/messages. Not to mention that the infotainment system likely has …
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Comment #43962670
> Why does your car need an internet connection? There are several reasons to have internet connectivity in a car. For example, you might want to start your car remotely (e.g. wint…
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Comment #43962640
> We really need the right to modify our vehicle software We really don't and neither do the manufacturers. Unless you want frequent crashes and user-caused engine problems. Progra…
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Comment #43962582
You're part of a small minority of people that want to had old and outdated _infotainment_ systems. The only exception to this is that people want to have climate control knobs and…
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Comment #43962510
I don't understand the reasoning you are making here. Cars have had advanced safety features like emergency breaking for a long time now (e.g. Toyota Crown Majesta 2003). Furthermo…
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Comment #43962469
You're not using a smartphone?
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Comment #43962460
The more premium Opel Astra K models had a phone holder built-in (optional accessory, but you get the point) that would also charge the phone. Practically no one bought it so they …