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mezeek
4mo ago
Ah yes, the classic tech guys on Hacker News that fear technology.
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mezeek
5mo ago
It's not a lie. All you need to do is watch the unveiling. The most important bit (and reason it's not a lie) is when Jobs demoed scrolling. "So... here i have all my songs... how do i scroll? I just... take my finger, and sw
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mezeek
1y ago
isn't that what GLP1s are for (before you get full blown type 2)
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mezeek
1y ago
Always seemed to me like RAM value is much more irrelevant on phones since every app is sandboxed and uses APIs for background operations. RAM is also always consuming battery, so there are reasons to minimize it. I wonder what the RAM usag
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mezeek
1y ago
this guy really blew up after that bridge went down in Baltimore
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mezeek
2y ago
He's got less than 20% of Tesla now, but he owns nearly half of SpaceX... bet you he'd be so so sooooooooo much richer if that went public too
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mezeek
2y ago
was that Bluetooth or UWB? Cause that's like saying VHS vs. 4K
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mezeek
2y ago
Marketing and PR humans were writing sentences like this one long before LLMs
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mezeek
2y ago
It's ok, lotsa people have the money for it.
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mezeek
2y ago
unless, you know, it's about blowing stuff up
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mezeek
2y ago
How can she slap?
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mezeek
2y ago
I think this sums it up quite easily: https://www.reddit.com/r/funny/comments/edrxpl/california_ex...
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mezeek
2y ago
they're focusing on booster reuse and ship tile slash entry reliability. Ship reuse will come after. reason they're going hard on booster reuse is those 33 engines, they cost lotsa money to be dumping them over and over.
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mezeek
2y ago
and calls it Actually-Open AI
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mezeek
2y ago
You skipped right over Sopranos
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mezeek
3y ago
Question: How come aircraft can so easily get jammed then? They use GPS for precise positioning in flight, so I'm guessing they have the very best antennas...
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mezeek
3y ago
Am I the only one who expected a NYT article about how "Surrealism is (100 'real' emoji)"
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mezeek
3y ago
yes, it's also what helped them solve CRS-7
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mezeek
3y ago
You sound like "making art" is only the painter in his Brooklyn studio. But it's video game designers, movie animators, videographers, graphic artists, and more that work in agencies and marketing departments of all companie
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mezeek
3y ago
the difference is that NASA only has seats for 6-month ISS missions, not a couple weeks like Axiom missions. Totally different.
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mezeek
3y ago
NASA forced Axiom to have the mission commander be an ex-NASA Astronaut for safety purposes. The first mission had 4 guys running around the ISS not knowing what's up.
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mezeek
3y ago
They can go to Russia like they did for 10 years after the Shuttle retired.
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mezeek
3y ago
This applies for literally every country except the US and China. It's not like any of the other G20 countries (not to mention the entire rest of the world) have anything close to "a US tech sector" or anything approaching th
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mezeek
3y ago
As others have said, SMS is fully interoperable up to and including groups and MMS. Your problem comes from that fact that Apple cleverly introduced way more capability in the very same Messages app, for other Apple users only. None of the
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mezeek
3y ago
he's saying that all the better stuff about Androids like replaceable batteries are gone on 1000$+ models, so you're left with a device that has iphone like capability... with worse apps and UI.
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mezeek
3y ago
Grok? Just kidding
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mezeek
3y ago
is there something new here?
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mezeek
3y ago
then... just use the Tesla app?
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mezeek
3y ago
This is like Spatial Audio. So many things have been built and rolled out in support of Vision Pro. Obviously it'll be the A17 there too.
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mezeek
3y ago
they would have cancelled a long time ago if they could
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