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by spsoto 4y ago
Link to archive: https://archive.ph/2022.11.29-005636/https://cyberlaw.stanfo...
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by spsoto 4y ago
Autosteer and adaptive cruise control (honoring following distance) are standard in Basic Autopilot.
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by spsoto 5y ago
> This is different because Covid-19 has shown to everyone that they can do their jobs remotely. Citation needed.
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by spsoto 5y ago
I don’t have a physics background but I’ve always seen “c” as the speed of causality. The light happens to go at that speed in the absence of gravitational disturbances. Gravity and others fields should also move at this maximum speed. That
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by spsoto 6y ago
Envoy is written in C++, not Go.
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by spsoto 7y ago
I think he refers to the person / entity suing.
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Gut health startup uBiome files for bankruptcy five months after FBI raid(cnbc.com)
8 points by spsoto 7y ago|0 comments
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by spsoto 7y ago
Looks like the intention of the author was to play with that word game in order to get an appealing title, but even for people familiar with the topic it can have the "not logical" meaning first.
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by spsoto 7y ago
+1 to this! Moreover, if you are invested into the Apple ecosystem, seamlessly integrates with iOS and comes with a WatchOS app, so you can see your 2FAs in the Watch. A huge convenience when doing TOTP from the phone.
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by spsoto 7y ago
I don’t disagree with you but I want to point out that it’s interesting how better software, running on an OS, running on a chip architecture, has enabled us to write better OSs and better chip which in turn allows us to write better softwa
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by spsoto 8y ago
Not an economics expert at all, but what happens if profit per unit is still more significant? Maybe Apple is targeting something like: Total Profit = Volume * Profit Per Unit So even though Volume is smaller because units are more expensiv
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by spsoto 8y ago
Good job on creating a lightweight client. Apollo can be overkill for smaller projects. You should be careful with the name though because it's named the same as the official reference implementation of the backend: https://
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by spsoto 8y ago
I completely agree! I worked with Rails 2+ years and it was really comfortable that everything I needed was at hand at the moment of scaling the application with new features or requirements. After that, I needed to make some microservices
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by spsoto 8y ago
I'm not completely sure because I'm not familiar with the topic, but maybe it has to do with the fact that even when they sue you with an impossible-to-win lawsuit, they can destroy you with the cash you need to expend to even sta
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by spsoto 9y ago
I used to think that way, but then you realize that JSX ends up behaving only as syntactic sugar for `React.createElement`. If you have that clear, JSX is only syntax for the pure JavaScript you end up writing. Diving in the toolchain and e