jeffbee

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by jeffbee 3d ago
Android Auto and Android Automotive are not the same thing.
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by jeffbee 3d ago
Lol no. For almost the entire 20th century, until 1992, Filipinos could just join the Navy or Coast Guard at foreign recruiting posts, without even being American residents, then get fast-tracked for citizenship.
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by jeffbee 3d ago
For the same reason that foreign nationals can join the military, including the Coast Guard that has an overlapping mission: it's a nation of immigrants and for centuries until very recently most Americans readily recognized the value
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by jeffbee 4d ago
Those are just all of the apps I used in 9 years in the order that I last opened them.
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by jeffbee 4d ago
Some aspects of Prop. 103 work. The definition of "good driver" as everyone who hasn't caused a fatality in the last 3 years is not one of those aspects.
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by jeffbee 4d ago
I don't. That's the point of my thread. But it's clear to me that not every LG owner is seeing the same things.
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by jeffbee 4d ago
> In-car dongles that track jerky driving, crash event recorders, and driver monitoring systems now let an insurer observe behavior directly and price it. Uh, but not in California, because of 1988's Prop. 103. Telematics for insura
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by jeffbee 4d ago
Feeling good about using Zoom, when necessary, in a tab in ChromeOS. Zoom is "Not allowed to see your clipboard" in Chrome preferences.
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by jeffbee 4d ago
Mine has been strictly MRU forever. When I look at this video, it does not resemble the software on my LG OLED TV at all. There must be several platforms or generations. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8atmvE0ArA
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by jeffbee 4d ago
It feels like there must be multiple completely different implementations of LG OLED TVs. I would not say that my LG has a "main screen" of any kind. When I turn mine on it shows the last input that had been used or, if that thing
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by jeffbee 4d ago
This is almost unreadable. The "papers" are never referenced anywhere, so the claims being refuted cannot be evaluated. The whole fact of the TTL doesn't seem relevant at all. There are many, many well-researched admission an
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by jeffbee 4d ago
It's an article about cellular chemistry in the journal "Cell". It seems relevant which pathway is being exercised.
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by jeffbee 5d ago
Your statement about SSD availability and performance does not fit with my personal recollections of history. Smoking fast SSDs were completely vanilla items you could order from anyone in 2015. For example, the Intel DC P35/6/700
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by jeffbee 5d ago
A person who has never built anything before, who claims to be about to build the world's largest building, can be treated with some skepticism.
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by jeffbee 5d ago
The way to regulate that impact is with a wellhead severance tax, though. The whole fact of the data center is incidental.
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by jeffbee 5d ago
Sounds more right. Where did $250k come from?
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by jeffbee 5d ago
I'm pro-information and believe generally that anti-data-center activists are chasing a Glonzo on par with anti-5G electrosensitives. That said given the tide of opinion I'm overjoyed that Trump and his allies want to step into th
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by jeffbee 5d ago
That's roughly 250x more than it would cost to perform this stunt using on-demand Cloud Bigtable, if my math checks out (~1150 nodes @ 85¢/hour for 1h).
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by jeffbee 5d ago
The fact that you can just pay to scale out point reads is not news to anyone.
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by jeffbee 5d ago
What that rider is demonstrating is maximum lactate clearance after a long aerobic warm-up. This has nothing to do with the pathways by which high intensity intervals are thought to be beneficial.
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by jeffbee 5d ago
You should consult your doctor if your 5-second power isn't a lot more than your 30-second power. Your instant power relies on intramuscular ATP then switches to anaerobic fast glycolysis, which is itself only good for a few tens of se
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by jeffbee 5d ago
It's interesting that they characterize a 30-second cycling effort as "all-out" when any cyclist knows it's impossible to go "all-out" for that long. You can go really all-out for a few seconds before your whol
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by jeffbee 6d ago
Oh really you are out here telling us that working on defense is not a unique sin of the software industry?
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by jeffbee 6d ago
Tech workers on the way to work: I wonder why this tram stop is called "Lockheed-Martin". I guess we'll never know!
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by jeffbee 6d ago
Defensive alcoholics are a great accompaniment to yesterday's reflexive hatred of self-driving cars. Human drivers are really showing their whole selves this week.
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by jeffbee 6d ago
Good take.
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by jeffbee 6d ago
Hi. This position is utterly idiotic, even if you were just trying to steel-man it. If a self-driving car can "cause" accidents by yielding to crosswalks then the only sensible course of action is to immediately ban human drivers
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by jeffbee 6d ago
Apple TV and YT Premium are also bundled with other Apple/Google products and the marginal cost maybe be nothing or deeply discounted.
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by jeffbee 7d ago
I love this conversation as the death spasm of driver culture. On the one hand, a lot of hard data. On the other hand, myths.
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by jeffbee 7d ago
Confirmed: you don't understand this subject. Any readers who find themselves needing to stop a modern car in an emergency are advised to stand on the brake pedal with maximum force while the computer sorts the situation out.

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