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I don't think you can just say the market would decide when it is so easy to hide corner cutting and sell the thing cheaper.
On the contrary, this would ruin Legos for me and my girlfriend. We play it that one person is building, and the other person is taking the instructions and trying to speak them to the builder, who isn't allowed to look…
Wouldn't we in theory be able to make LEDs that are outside human perception but combine to be able to cover the whole human vision gamut then?
Honest question. This just holds in the EU right? Is it reasonable to think that Meta will only comply in the EU and keep the same design patterns everywhere else?
Per accident, normalized over velocity and angle of impact is ideal I'd assume in order to not bias on the kind of driving done in vehicles of a given brand.
I know it's Chromium-Based but I've been a very happy Arc Browser user all year
I don't understand how people learn to do this sort of machining, PCB design, etc from nothing, with no machines or tools or anything. Any pointers?
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I don't think you can just say the market would decide when it is so easy to hide corner cutting and sell the thing cheaper.
On the contrary, this would ruin Legos for me and my girlfriend. We play it that one person is building, and the other person is taking the instructions and trying to speak them to the builder, who isn't allowed to look…
Wouldn't we in theory be able to make LEDs that are outside human perception but combine to be able to cover the whole human vision gamut then?
Honest question. This just holds in the EU right? Is it reasonable to think that Meta will only comply in the EU and keep the same design patterns everywhere else?
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Per accident, normalized over velocity and angle of impact is ideal I'd assume in order to not bias on the kind of driving done in vehicles of a given brand.
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I know it's Chromium-Based but I've been a very happy Arc Browser user all year
I don't understand how people learn to do this sort of machining, PCB design, etc from nothing, with no machines or tools or anything. Any pointers?
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