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Could not disagree more. They are the freshest looking vehicles on the road.

Are these "recalls" just simple over the air software updates? Just because car people are not used to this doesn't make it necessarily bad. Obviously no bugs are better than some bugs. But people here tend to know how software development works.

Yes.

The biggest, easiest to implement underutilization is:

"Using specific type attribute values, such as "email", "number", or "url""

These can significantly improve user experience on mobile by triggering the optimal keyboard.

Seems strange that iMacs remain ~20% more expensive than MacBooks.

Premature by 17+ years? He was and remains completely wrong.

Could someone suggest a good CRUD starter kit?

Are integers still a preferred method for working with and storing monetary amounts or can we go back to decimals now that most languages handle decimals decently? Monetary amounts pretty much always need to eventually be presented to humans so handling them as integers is quite a pain.

Even if I agreed in general I would not be sure about this case.

Seems strange the government can enforce such a thing on private organizations.

How would they even determine? Would need to prove that a legacy is clearly underwhelming.

If I ran an organization, I'd probably prefer the ability to accept family members and donors.

Is Apple TV+ at all necessary? Always seemed to me a lousy idea for Apple to pursue. There are plenty of good options that have already watered down all the efforts. The great unbundling has resulted in the great re-bundling. Apple should focus on the hardware & software needed to deliver and consume the content.

Edit: I guess this pullback is only from releasing theatrically to streaming.

Bills that could kill major new industries need to be reactive, if at all. This was a terrible bill. Thank you, Governor.

The parties who need fast money movement the most are criminals.

I would say peer review is guaranteed to have major problems either with researchers writing what their peers will approve and reviewers being afraid to diverge from the party lines.

Well, then there’s the beaming back to Earth. Maybe that’s easy…I wasn’t sure. Thx for the snark, tho.

Sending humans to mars is difficult.

Maybe he did, but not recently.

He posted this several days ago: https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1837908705683059166

Seems like solar could easily supply?

Could SpaceX make a Starlink that revolves around the moon and could transmit imagery back to Earth?

We are in progress of putting a basketball hoop at the end of our dead-end street and are unfortunately concerned that there are a handful of residents who probably don't want it. I swing back and forth on who I think "the bad guys" are. But I know the kids will love it and it will keep them off their phones.

I'm wondering if this would be fairly easy to do with AI?

As long as it's all peer reviewed!!

Is there a viable way to limit the amounts but still make it enjoyable? I guess the issue is that $10, $100, $1,000 or $10,000 would be different for everyone. I myself only need $10 or $100 on something to "make it interesting".

Is the issue the stealing or the laundering?

Being blocked by like "pmarca" forever is kind of silly.

There's a lot of unnecessary blocking.

An example of blockers losing value: Tesla bears were chronic blockers, even passing around blocklists. Nowadays Tesla bears seem to have lost all relevance.

I'm speaking from 25 years of first-hand experience. The money doesn't need to move instantly at 99% of POS scenarios, just the understanding that the money will eventually move.

I cannot believe that Dave Winer is still at it after 30 years: http://scripting.com

No one cars about the speed in most payments. FedNow is as complicated as ACH and has even fewer protections.

Except that US commerce dwarfs pretty much all other countries. Visa & Mastercard arguably play a major role in such dominance.