Trains are awesome and I fully support them but let's not be idealistic here and pretend that true self driving cars will never happen.
Edit: jokes on you! I made a grammatical correction that makes your reply IRRELEVANT. π
SELF-DRIVING TECHNOLOGY SHOULD BE STANDARDIZED AND OPEN SOURCE.
Any other implementation puts profits over human lives.
I think youβre probably just a dickhead.
In my case, whether Iβm wrong or not, they actively discourage me from using my brain.
I'm an intellectually overqualified filmmaker surrounded by anti-intellectuals (I routinely get made fun of for being interested in technical stuff)....and right now, I am on workman's comp with a broken foot. So: exactly what I am doing right now is exactly what I would want to be doing.
What's that?
Hanging out with my daughter in my lab,
Learning
- Haskell/Plutus
- Purescript
- using Nix to glue them together
- hacking an espresso machine (either with a RISC_V Lychee Pi or an ESP32...haven't decided yet).
Practicing:
- guitar
Blazing:
- chronic
Thatβs a bummer. David Portnoy is alt-right.
The Finest Possible Caprese Sandwich:
- fresh Baked Stirato Italian Baguette
- fresh Mozzarella di bufala
- fresh-picked Heirloom Italian Genovese Basil
- fresh-picked San Marzano Tomatoes
- Frantoia 100% Italian Extra Virgin Olive Oil
- Mediterranean Sea Salt
- Giuseppe Giusti Premio Italian Balsamic Vinegar
I'm finding the signal to noise ratio is higher here. Much higher quality content at the moment. I even see some bots that post the entire article rather than just linking it. I hope that catches on.
In my experience, Voyager is still pretty buggy too. For example, try editing a post then go to do anything else after the fact. I always have to restart the whole app when I go to edit a post I made. They have a ton more features than anyone else but there are still tons of bugs.
react native is another layer and lags behind the dev of swift by at least a year. This is a huge problem for new api's like SwiftUI, in my experience. Ps. Native is ALWAYS better than an approximation of native.
Yes. Case in point: there are at least 10 Lemmy iOS apps. I'll give you ten guesses on which ones are actually native Swift...
There are a quite a few Android apps in progress too. How many are written in Kotlin?
but leaves something to be desired in matters of taste.
Agreed. Still, I just try to find the best examples of absolute technical mastery in whatever form it appears.
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