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paraselene_
9mo ago
Merry Christmas HN!
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paraselene_
9mo ago
To be fair, I put partial blame on the advertisers. They've been claiming "AI" on their products on anything that has an algorithm basically for the past few years.
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2y ago
You can't update/upgrade your onboard car infotainment/ECU like a smartphone. I'd assume the onboard map data going stale FAST. You get to choose which smartphone to use, and when to upgrade them. The lifecycle of a car
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2y ago
Lenovo vantage, under battery management or something like that. Has been an option for quite long.
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3y ago
Most likely because 2nd season just dropped recently.
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3y ago
LTP: Take pictures of the where you've stored your luggage/bags, "with" surroundings. That way you'll have a much easier time finding it. Especially in larger stations around Japan. Saved my ass in Shinjuku this yea
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3y ago
"since transfers are close to instant" for US, no? ACH pull/push takes days to get credit either way, wire is faster but still no where close to instant? I know SEPA "can" be instant, but AFAIK wise doesn't do
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3y ago
> between a E-bike and a super light weight car Like, a e-scooter/motorcycle? I see hundereds of them during my daily commute. Costs around $3000, and about $20 in monthly charge costs.
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3y ago
This should suffice? https://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep
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3y ago
USB-C has been great, I now daily carry a 30w pd charger that's basically the same size as those old 5w iphone ones. Works great as a fallback option in a pinch.
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4y ago
On that note, what's the deal with Evolve? I've seen them being the banking service provider for quite a few fintech companies already like Transferwise and BlockFi and else?
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4y ago
Because that'd be perjury, which is a federal crime. https://docs.github.com/en/site-policy/content-removal-polic... I'm just gonna quote GitHub "The DMCA requires that you swear to the facts in yo
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4y ago
This was their original announcement article https://news.samsung.com/global/samsung-sets-the-new-standar... This is their current security update list (not os updates) https://security.samsungmobile.com
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4y ago
What cards have you tried? If you stick with general-use mSD card these days they'll most likely be TLC. The issue mostly is they don't* support TRIM unlike an SSD, and they use bottom-of-the-barrel flash chips (cause consumer gra
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4y ago
Didn't FTX do something similiar in the US?
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4y ago
Battery rentals sounds awful without standardization. Imagine having the power source of your own car being managed and controlled by the original manufacture without any alternatives, and having to buy electricity only from them. Or being
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4y ago
They also have solar panels at their batteryswap station when possible. The problem is battery rentals, I think only NIO right now is operating battery-swapable EVs. It's easy on a scooter, but not so much on cars IMO.
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4y ago
I've been on-and-off curiosity stream(+nebula) and dropout tv, the former for several science/tech/logistics related youtubers' longform content, and the latter for comedy. While I wouldn't call those categories esp
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4y ago
I would agree, but right now that square is more akin to being owned by several private companies, each with their own policy which can (and will) throw you out and bar you for any reason they deemed fit.
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4y ago
"send text over the Internet to someone in real time" Sounds a lot like email with push-mail functionalities.
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4y ago
On that note, what's the squarest country in the world?
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4y ago
I'll pitch in my celluar plan for comparison (Taipei) Currently I'm paying around US$16/mo for unlimited LTE data with a major celluar provider here, and have been doing so for the past 4-5 years. (no, not unlimited with th
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4y ago
"using your legally owned product on a different medium" You're refering to format shifting[1]. Legality will vary differently between jurisdictions, but there are rulings in the UK making it illegal for personal use so there
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4y ago
That's one hell of an interesting read.
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4y ago
Or Amazon Snowmobile, which is a literal container truck on the road.
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4y ago
It's more for flexiblilty and peace of mind, with a all-you-can-ride ticket, you can book all itinerary/reserved-seat tickets(when available) right when you land, and have the flexibility to bail on any single train connection whe
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4y ago
They meant workshops that perform automotive body panel restoration work.
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According to Google's guidelines https://www.google.com/intl/en-GB_ALL/permissions/geoguideli... I interept it as "for non-commercial usage, give attribution to us and you're fine". I don
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4y ago
I thought China mostly runs on WeChatOS™ nowadays?
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4y ago
For billions of people that default is WeChat/WeiXin and installing it is as much a part of setting up their phone as is plugging in a SIM. I can safely know that any phone made today will have SMS/MMS capability, and nothing abou
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