There are A4 e-readers. Bamboo note for example.

Not at all. Bluetooth earbuds are too convenient for me. I could just leave my phone anywhere in the house playing podcasts while playing with my baby.

So they managed to reinvent EUV and other necessary components all in China?

Yup. Have to ensure that you use “no” if you don’t want yaml to equate it to false.

Yeah, anything is better than going to the office. Wish people are more responsive on Slack, though.

Joke on me. My company is full remote work, but add more meetings because we have to communicate live somehow, even though we can work asynchronously. Less focus time for me.

I learned the hard way that no is false in yaml. Took us a while to realize why our app failed to start in Norway. Too many ways to do something.

discovered that a molecule in LAL called factor C was responsible for its clotting action. Researchers genetically modified the guts of insects—who belong to the same phylum as horseshoe

I haven’t researched this enough, but Tesla says that they are level 3, but never bother to get the actual approval is like how I kept saying that I’m smart, but too lazy back in my school years.

Put your money where your mouth is. Life are at stake here.

The most advanced that’s not even on autonomous level 3. It’s funny that Mercedes is the first to get level 3 approval in California and they don’t even boasting that as much.

That aside, a secondary sensor that help verifying if the vision get it right would be nice. It could be just a radar or whatever. Imagine if the vision fail to recognize a boy in a Halloween costume as a person, at least the secondary sensor will the car to stop due to contradict perception.

Think of that Coyote and the roadrunner cartoon. If there’s a graffiti that looks like a tunnel the coyote may run into the tunnel based on vision alone, but a secondary sensor will help telling that there’s a wall.

Irl, If the vision failed to recognize that there’s something on the road, at least a secondary sensor will protest that there’s something on the road.

True that. Coming from Windows, I really don’t understand why this feature isn’t built into Mac. Most Linux distros have this feature.

Windows snapping. I use Spectable. It’s a free open sourced software.

Don’t you find it easy to blame how fucked up you are on your parents? Coz, me too and guess my child is gonna do the same in turn.

Just a reminder that Unity hired him after EA.

My dog loves tall grass so much. He likes stomping them.

How is that possible? is it has a different rule?

Good point on the underutilized storage. It would be very good to have a pay per use kind of thing.

Aren’t most of these services offering 6-12 months plans that are cheaper on average?

I don’t get the Dropbox one here. Are you expecting 1TB cloud storage for free?

But yeah, if really want those then pCloud offers a 2 TB life time plan.