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"No other car I can buy can do this yet"

How many have you tested in your day to day life?

"true believers" yup this never changes .

> Also, you might be able to secure funding from governments that want to move away from closed source solutions.

people with no skin in the game trying to sell bridges.

> Source is closed. Is a network analyzer enough to determine? Or do a search and give arguments why it's not enough ?

From. > SWE profession won’t really exist To. > we don't median dev (another vague term)

bunch of goalpost moving statements.

acquiring steradian semiconductors was a quite good move.

> I am not sure what has happened over the decades regarding actually being proud of the work you produce.

ignorance against wrongdoers has been a bliss for your generation, curse for ours and deadly for future

> The takeaway for me is that the Zig project is led by people who are extremely immature and toxic.

immature and toxic : welcome to every big tech , you don't want part of them either, right ?

> This feels immature and does not give confidence in the project/language leadership.

so making tough decisions is now immature this days lol.

> mall owns forget to mop the floor

quite a whitewashing i would say.

why would adtech companies pay apple millions to keep their app as default option if it was not for getting data . Same thing but hey it requires common sense.

> besides a few months of annoying calls.

normalizing harassment and fraud, great

> health insurance companies are the bad guy

using AI to deny claims to maximize profit seems bad enough to me. More Luigi please.

I can imagine SpaceX and Blue Origin still sitting ducks if it was not for full knowledge sharing and access to nasa facilities.

> NASA regresses so far that they are now unable to do anything by themselves

they handed lots of space exploration stages to private industries, companies like spaceX got decades worth of knowledge exchange and access to nasa facilities.

Somehow people with no skin in the game shout the most stupid things these days.

Article clearly mentions multiple lawsuits in multiple countries, by what common sense one guy's experience unrelated to fake promises made by company will balance the article.

> I mainly attended group

yup

especially this one : https://miro.medium.com/v2/resize:fit:834/format:webp/1*A7cL...

- https://medium.com/appalachian-studies-fall-2017-projects/mo... - https://e360.yale.edu/features/a-troubling-look-at-the-human...

> Masad and his team owned the problem. he fired half of his team so it really wasn't an option for rest of them team.

> the new architecture is focused on more efficient running of the kinds of machine-learning-based neural networks

so fake frames generation ?

> can order its own replacement batteries, yeah companies would love to exploit this kind of subscription and definitely agree on battery swapping capabilities, it's more efficient .

> Bonus points if the robot has data on the degradation BMS that can tell battery health is common so this should be there.

Tough talk given your post history mate

here you go mate, exactly what you are looking for : https://github.com/little-book-of/linear-algebra#contributin...

so GPT tiktok in nutshell

Some people are like Alex Jones...

> Android that work without Google Play,

https://github.com/microg/GmsCore, so basically you cannot. It's monopoly in daylight.

> overall made the UI much less information-dense

is this an attempt make, users buy bigger screen models ?

they are trying to set precedent. This can kill TOR or other privacy related services in USA easily in current environment.

what's the best one you have read ?

bro ???, your connection goes through "your dish" to satellite that goes to base station