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I think the point is that you can buy fine fabric cloths like these for less than $5

And anyone who weares glasses will have them laying around.

I prefer the $99 cloth made by Monster. Their cotton is more pure and the cotton plants were exposed to classical music.

Yes the naming is very confusing but it is understandable that a desktop GPU can be faster than a laptop GPU.

They only say 'pro laptop GPU' and everyone is assuming a mobile 3070.

But we don't know what Apple is comparing.

A desktop RTX 3070 is 50-60% faster than a mobile RTX 3070. Which ofcourse is understandable.

Rich Rebuilds did a video on this where they replaced the battery with a pack of modern cordless drill batteries [1]. Unfortunately they crashed it later but it shows that the old batteries just were not ready. I also remember our city had electric vehicles around 1985. At the end of the day they could only drive very slow at a walking pace.

[1] https://youtu.be/erMhK4Hf16E

Edit: just remembered the brand of the electric vehicles: Spijkstaal. They are still in business https://spijkstaal.com and have been creating electric vehicles for over 80 years!

The only experiment is Frederick's experiment.

This was a very long time ago but I can imagine nobody does want to repeat this experiment.

Recently in the Netherlands there was a small case against YouTube because they were removing Covid related content.

I don't want to argue about the specific content, but Google made it very clear they just remove content they don't like.

So they admit they censor content. And because it is their platform you can't do anything about it.

Some people downvote my comment and I assume this is because they don't think Tesla is at level 2. But Tesla's own legal department stated this about FSD beta.

This is not the point.

But you can order any modern car, place the sensors and let Mobileye control the car.

Udelv Ink is planning to implement it in 36000 delivery vehicles.

You can also buy a level 4 shuttle from Navya if you like.

The channel Rick88888888 has a ton of restored movies: https://youtube.com/user/Rick88888888

Good Linux support

Numeric keyboard

ISP screen

As much CUDA cores as possible

>= 32MB RAM

Mobileye for example. I believe this is an Intel company.

But China is a country that is different. I can imagine they take some accidents for granted when they can be the number one in the world. Because that will be good for the whole country.

Tesla's level 2 FSD is still behind companies that are already at level 4.

Sometimes I have to think about the Wright brothers. In most today's societies there is no way to be like those brothers. Everything is so heavy regulated to avoid risk that no risk can be taken.

Maybe this is why China will succeed to be the first to have level 5 self driving.

It is not Windows specific.

I believe it was Haskell I tried on Linux. After multiple compile errors caused by missing libraries and conflicting versions I just gave up. And this is not the only time this happened to me. Even with old languages like C this happened to me in the past.

This is a real problem for beginners because you just don't know all ins and outs of the ecosystem.

Yes absolutely!

Those concepts can also be found in the Christian bible.

Maybe the biblical series by Jordan Peterson (@YT) are something for you.

There are a million hobbies in this world. Why did you choose the hobby you chose? Because it pleases you.

Why did you pick up that one shell at the beach while there are thousands of them? Because your eye fell on it.

I am not sure if I understand your argument. If there is a God who is the first and last element, who created everything, why wouldn't his eye fall in love with one element? And why not with all elements?

Looking at the source code it seems only some system flags are (un)set.

So unless you disable all updates I assume most settings will be reset after an update.

This app is more like an interface for some settings than a hack.

Well I guess they also donate a ton of money to Adobe each year in the form of licenses.

Companies like Apple also need software. To me this donation to Blender is just a gesture to show they like to use Blender in-company.

While I agree I think the reason a lot of big companies are funding Blender is because they use it internally as tool. I can imagine Photoshop is used internally at Apple and they will just pay a license for this. So there is no reason they would start funding Krita or Gimp.

Somehow it is strange that Ive is very much inspirated by Dieter Rams but didn't get the clue that design is something different than art. Or maybe art is where his heart is really at. If that is the case I can understand this website.

I write a lot of apps in Blazor. And I also think this is where we are heading. Just write code in C# and it works. Unfortunately Blazor feels a step back compared to something like VueJs but I really like that I don't have to write JavaScript anymore.

Ah, I now see another article that states it is 6x more than the country's average. So it seems it has to do more about this specific city than SUVs.

Meanwhile the German city Tübingen is raising the parking fee for SUVs by 6 times and other cities are thinking about this as well. They are too big for those cities.

https://www.rtl.de/cms/tuebingen-parkgebuehren-fuer-suv-fahr...

There is also a big difference between the nm accuracy of lithography and the transistor size.

Creating chips with an accuracy of 1nm does not mean 1nm transistors.

But 1nm sounds good as marketing.

Well they aren't wrong. They protect important visitors.

Around that time I was forced to use MacOS 9 at work. It was terrible. The OS was very unstable and I had to reboot serveral times a day. This was one of the reasons a lot of companies were using Windows because it was way more productive (except for Windows ME).

So I can imagine large companies would not trust OS X at that time and it would have been a big risk for Dell.