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Pretty sure it's already possible. I have a small service running on homelab that syncs all the withings data to garmin. Has needed no attention in years and just works.

Last fuel related death was in 1986. The incident in 2020 with Grosjean's fireball was a 67g impact. If the car were to only have one big EV battery, which it almost is in current regulations, then in such a crash would very likely get punctured and be even riskier fire. So to answer the question, no.

At end of the day, it is a motorsport and it will always have its risks.

Do you swap out the rotors anytime there's rust on them?

Source: the aggressors

Morphe/revanced with good configuration makes the official app super nice. Swipe controls, full OLED, no shorts, Sponsorblock.

Default app for sure is an abomination and so are most Androids straight out of the box before debloat + clean rom + root.

Will you ever get tired of defending your precious Isr*el? The article did not even make it about "jews".

Not sure what the serial-number looking acronym is about.

Surely not impossible for them to have already cracked it.

Also not impossible that they have had much better models than OAI/Anthropic flagships for years, and we're only being dripfed upgrades to subpar ones. Improbable but possible.

Nothing was "started" by him joining. Name was the same and they were already producing car(s). He did bring his skills for fraud and puffery though.

The comments there just seem like agents talking to each other.

He was just taking the piss, being both OP and the boss of htmx.

Reason why it's super hard for juniors at the moment. For "agents" to produce good results, the operator must have the experience to direct it in the right direction and properly validate the output.

I've had some weird bug investigations where it has suggested wrong fixes confidently multiple times before arriving at the actual fix. Only with extra details from manual testing did we arrive at the real bug. The ~5 first suggested fixes would've hidden the root cause even more.

Or leave the walled garden entirely. GrapheneOS has all the same stuff.

I've only had experience in one full-stack project with supabase RLS so experience is limited. However it seemed like a mess. Seems much more human-maintainable to have a classic spring/golang backend. For sure in some projects, esp mobile apps, it makes more sense, and fable-level models might also keep it from being full spaghetti.

Also Supabase at that time wasn't reliable and it's not really made for self-hosting. Felt almost as bad as Github stability these days.

Still, based on this limited experience, I've been avoiding RLS and supabase.

So both Paypal and Visa/Mastercard get a cut of every transaction. At least with a regular virtual card Paypal isn't getting their cut. Having Paypal as a middleman will make chargeback requests harder as well since they likely need to be negotiated with before the actual card issuing bank.