thepryz

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by thepryz 3d ago
Sorry, but a lot of cars, even if they run Android Automotive, maintain a separate TCU/DCM with its own cellular connection that can collect vehicle information independently of Android Automotive.
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by thepryz 6d ago
The corners in the duo seem comparable to those on the standard iPhone. Presumably, the squatter dimensions may just call more attention to them. I don’t see the duo as appearing cartoonish though.
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by thepryz 6d ago
Seems a better question is who do you believe is actually innovating today? Apple has rarely been about providing bleeding edge technology to early adopters. They've always been more concerned with evaluating technology, often building
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by thepryz 1mo ago
Flock records more that just license plates. It’s my understanding they’re also scanning wireless spectrum and tracking Bluetooth and WiFi MAC addresses, among other things. More to the point, there’s a difference between someone writing do
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by thepryz 1mo ago
Would love to see this applied to VR so that users consuming content in a Meta Quest, Vision Pro, etc. can navigate the video store to browse, and then once they find what they want to watch, walking out the door takes them into a virtual t
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by thepryz 2mo ago
I think most people are quickly coming to the conclusion that maybe the wealthy aren't as critical to a community as they would like everyone to believe. The big argument around NYC's pied-à-terre tax among other policy changes wa
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by thepryz 3mo ago
One of my greatest criticisms of higher education, or at least the academic institutions (having spent almost 20 years working for one), is that they approach education as a means to an end. Students are viewed as a resource to extract mone
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by thepryz 3mo ago
Do we really take away from the artist? In what way? The obvious answer is that you take away a purchase the person to give the gift would have made. One could argue that there is also value in propagating someone’s art and potentially incr
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by thepryz 3mo ago
Data centers surely provide jobs to the local community. Construction can bring in thousands, but even the operation of a modern data center employs a lot more people than the common narrative would lead you to believe. What obscures that o
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by thepryz 3mo ago
This is the issue. There are big differences in how individual companies build and operate data centers. The average hyperscale data center from a major player is vastly different than some of the crypto mining, small time data center build
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by thepryz 3mo ago
The common man is grossly uninformed and highly susceptible to misinformation of which there’s a lot of around data centers.
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by thepryz 3mo ago
This highlights what I think is missing within a lot of tech companies today. I don’t know too many people who are so passionate about what they’re doing that they would sneak into their former employer’s office buildings and then find empl
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by thepryz 3mo ago
I would disagree. Theres enough information readily available to be able to see what relative home values are, where the good school districts are, etc. The only reason I’ve ever used a realtor is because I don’t have the time to deal with
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by thepryz 3mo ago
I view self help books in a similar light as management books. They're usually not going to teach me anything new. What they will do is present something I already know, in potentially new ways and new contexts that allow me to contemp
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by thepryz 3mo ago
Easy to say, harder to stand behind when you’re savings are depleted, you have a mortgage and a family to care for, and maybe you’re on a work visa about to be kicked out of the only country your kids have ever known only to return to a cou
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by thepryz 3mo ago
Sorry, but your rant comes from a place of naive privilege when you assume meta engineers all had options. I know a number of people that accepted roles with companies they vowed never to work for after being laid off and unemployed for a y
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by thepryz 3mo ago
Representative Beatty serves her own interests and her involvement Kennedy Center naming was just more of the same performative politics she routinely engages in. She's on the verge of being an octogenarian and missed a number of key v
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by thepryz 3mo ago
I agree with the post, though I have to admit I was tempted for a split second to send them an email offering to buy them a coffee.
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by thepryz 3mo ago
You can occasionally find great deals on Facebook marketplace which is where I found mine. It can be a bit stressful to give someone off the street a couple grand in cash and assume the risk but in my case, we were able to meet at an Apple
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by thepryz 3mo ago
Better than most businesses. Most data center campuses I've seen, regardless of construction, were behind a substantial permitter fence and had some on-premise guard force. Like razor blades, they would be better to intercept GPUs or o
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by thepryz 3mo ago
Elon's was definitely illegal/unpermitted gas turbines as countless news stories that came out can attest but do you have any support to claim Meta's turbines are?
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by thepryz 3mo ago
You obviously have never been to Ashburn, Virginia. Look up Lord Fairfax Pl. in Ashburn, VA on Google Maps and note the data center just outside that neighborhood.
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by thepryz 3mo ago
I recently just picked up a used, like new, M5 Vision Pro for a steal. I've had it for a month and use it a few times a week, mostly for content consumption but very occasionally when I need to work, want a bigger screen, and don'
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by thepryz 3mo ago
Out of curiosity, do you have a similar example of a Democrat doing something like this? Most left leaning people I know aren’t exactly happy with Nancy Pelosi’s insider trading activities and are in full support of outlawing Congress from
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by thepryz 4mo ago
That seems to be what Barnes and Noble has become. Every store now has books, toys, and a coffee shop inside and it seems they’ve been thriving in the last few years. My biggest complaint though is that the bargain bin no longer contains bo
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by thepryz 4mo ago
I personally consider the war on drugs to be a colossal failure and there tends to be widespread agreement that the War on Drugs was somewhat effective at enabling enforcement, but ineffective or counterproductive at eliminating drugs or re
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by thepryz 4mo ago
I think this time is different. I’m not Gen Z, yet once my kids are out of school, I’m planning to leave tech behind as much as possible. When I started in tech, at the dawn of the internet, it was an exciting field full of hope and the pro
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by thepryz 5mo ago
Speaking as someone who has gotten dirty looks and questioned by mothers who wanted to know who I was, why I was at the playground, and which children were mine, it does happen or at least it did years ago when my kids were much younger. It
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by thepryz 5mo ago
I’m curious if you looked into the industry to see how much water and power modern data centers actually use or whether you’re just blindly accepting the popular narrative? I’ve seen a lot of verifiably false claims being thrown around data
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by thepryz 5mo ago
While I don’t disagree, the problem I often have with medical professionals is that they tend to be arrogant and unable to take in new information to adapt and evolve their frameworks. I was married to a doctor, helped them study for board

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