minhazm

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by minhazm 1y ago
What would they be plugging these USB flash drives into? Underdeveloped countries / regions have very low penetration with traditional laptops / desktop computers. But nearly everyone has a smartphone of some kind, which has WiFi.
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by minhazm 2y ago
> Hard to compare that to a level 4 company where the car can go hundreds of thousands of miles without disengagement This is nowhere close to being true. The latest numbers I could find for 2022 are 17,060 miles per disengagement[1] for
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by minhazm 2y ago
It may not be quite that simple, see hiQ Labs vs LinkedIn[1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HiQ_Labs_v._LinkedIn
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by minhazm 2y ago
Can you find any specific examples? I've only seen that apply to severance agreements where you're being paid some additional sum for that non-disparagement clause. Never seen anything that says money or equity you've already
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by minhazm 2y ago
Samsung is expected to get $6 billion. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-03-15/samsung-p...
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by minhazm 3y ago
Even if a human sees the bike slightly sooner, the reaction time is so much slower that it's either a wash or the self driving car is likely still faster. Median braking reaction time for humans is ~500ms[1]. [1] https://pub
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by minhazm 3y ago
Number of hops definitely matters more usually. For example I'm about 150 miles from Azure East US 2 (richmond, va), and at the speed of light that should be sub 2ms round trip, but actual latency to it is ~30ms. But I'm sure I&#x
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by minhazm 3y ago
For json schema specifically there are some tools like go-jsonschema[1] but I've never used them personally. But you can use something like ffjson[2] in go to generate a static serialize/deserialize function based on a struct defi
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by minhazm 3y ago
What happens if the tree dies on its own?
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by minhazm 3y ago
The federal government is incapable of efficiently allocating resources at scale, it's just the reality. Take a look at the defense industry. I have a friend who worked for a 3 letter agency, left and joined a private contractor and wa
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by minhazm 3y ago
The $35 is a cap on co-pay, not the actual cost paid out by insurance.
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by minhazm 3y ago
There's a setting "Suggestions matching public code" that can be set to "Block" that I think is sufficient for most people's usage. But many companies don't want to involve themselves in any sort of liabil
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by minhazm 3y ago
They're going to license it to cloud providers and make money from that. This lets them avoid all the other headaches associated with becoming a cloud services provider while still getting some income to pay for this work. https:&#x2F
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by minhazm 3y ago
There's another maker event in the bay area called Open Sauce, newly created by William Osman (Maker & YouTuber). I think Maker Faire being cancelled for the last few years was a large motivator for this event. The event is this co
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by minhazm 3y ago
Slack started out on LAMP stack, so a lot of their choice of technologies stem from there. There's a mention of using Hack in this article, which is a PHP dialect. People frequently reach for things more complicated than MySQL, but the
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by minhazm 3y ago
I have several Anker 100 watt USB C cables scattered throughout my house and they've all lasted a over a year now with no signs of any issues. Apple's cables work fine too but they of course eventually get worn down at the ends an
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by minhazm 3y ago
I wasn't referring to the cells, but the products themselves. CATL produces cells, and yes Tesla uses cells from many of those companies. But a battery storage system is more than just the cells. I was specifically referring to Tesla&#
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by minhazm 3y ago
I guess I should have been specific that I'm referring to the last quarter. Tesla's sales growth has been ~50% YoY so comparing to 2022 numbers won't be so accurate going forwards. https://www.theverge.com/202
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by minhazm 3y ago
> At present, Tesla really feels like a bit of a "Jack of all trades, master of none" job. That's an odd take. Model Y is the best selling vehicle in the world, and the second best selling vehicle in the US after the Ford
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by minhazm 3y ago
> It's quite a bit higher than comparable social media sites What site besides Twitter even has paid API access for something like this? I haven't seen anything to indicate Facebook charges for API access. Even then, you can&#x
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by minhazm 3y ago
Reddit has handled this pretty terribly but I also think people are being unreasonable. This is no different than me creating a third party YouTube client, charging for it and displaying no ads. Why would YouTube allow me to do that? And wh
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by minhazm 3y ago
There are some really cool apps, but likely not ones that you and I would use on a daily basis. Most of it is like seeing furniture in your living room in AR, or products on amazon, etc. There's also some cool ones for scanning objects
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by minhazm 3y ago
I'm not sure it's fair to say that Facebook had a 7-8 yr head start because Apple has been developing every single component that goes into the VR headset for well over 10 yrs. They design their own cameras, displays, micro proces
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by minhazm 3y ago
While I agree it's expensive it's not quite apples to apples. GPU memory is very very expensive. A100 80GB costs $10k msrp (> $15k on ebay). An RTX 4090 only has 24gb of vram at $1600. Even if you do dual 3090's + nvlink f
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by minhazm 3y ago
I saw this video[1] of them at CES and was wondering when people would actually be able to get their hands on one. Cool to see they'll actually be in a product soon. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YGxTnGEAx3E
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by minhazm 3y ago
Technically you can still do that by launching chrome with some special flags or with a chrome extension. But I do agree that CORS is being hijacked/abused for this purpose. But at the same time it's an important security feature.
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by minhazm 3y ago
The reddit UI has gotten so hostile that I stopped using reddit a few years ago. Third party apps are nice and all, but I think a site that's so hostile to its users isn't worth me wasting my time on. I have several friends who ar
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by minhazm 3y ago
That's at least not true for Lyft as of October last year. But there are many factors, like other apps, traffic, getting offered something better from another app, etc. > With upfront pay, drivers can now see ride information and wh
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by minhazm 3y ago
Microsoft does this, though not sure if the program is still active. https://github.com/microsoft/foss-fund
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by minhazm 3y ago
It's much simpler than that. Drivers accept and then they cancel the ride themselves if they don't like the destination or the earnings. Normally you would penalize those drivers but I imagine with Lyft losing market share they li

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