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• Post #3282110

  @siracusa Many non-EV cars have hiding door handles now, like the Mercedes E class hopefully they disappear now that China's banning them.

• Post #3282109

  @siracusa Listening to Robot or Not. I think closed sandwiches are so popular in the Us because of your soft soggy bread. Here in Poland you only use closed sandwiches if they have to travel (say to take to school). Otherwise it's open-faced all the way. You can have one thing on them, or go crazy like the picture, but you eat it with your hands (no utensils).

• Post #3282108

  @caseyliss You might also like https://www.automobile-catalog.com/ Also very slow but super cool. My favorite are acceleration graphs every model.

• Post #3282107

  @caseyliss First peak and drive in the new BMW i3. Looking good! And should be cheaper than an i4. https://youtu.be/ReCYwzWEekE?si=6krJGnSOhg14A-5Y

• Post #3282106

  @siracusa I would interpret the $1700 price comment as people not knowing what a Mac Pro is and thinking you meant a MacBook Pro.

• Post #3282105

  @siracusa The thing in the corner of the Calendar app icon: I think that's the Ukrainian flag. Spark has it, too.

• Post #3282104

  @caseyliss The thing in the corner of the Calendar app icon: I think that's the Ukrainian flag. Spark has it, too.

• Post #3282103

  @caseyliss Still thinking about the electric BMW? The new Mercedes C-class looks good, too! https://youtu.be/eFxdCbTM1lk?si=ctj3RoFxunrCKEi7

• Post #3282102

  @siracusa "Overclocking" your engine doesn't always void warranty. I had a 2012 Volvo XC90 where I could pay to install a manufacturer Polestar tune-up (software only), and get some more horsepower. That was basically the same as the BMW seats but with a one-time fee.

• Post #3282101

  @siracusa Why is it that a Honda with a sunroof has less space than one without? Almost all new electric cars have panoramic roofs (often no option to go without) so you get MORE headspace to offset the height of the battery under the seats.

• Post #3282100

  @siracusa Regarding your discussion about coding agents and one line prompts. I just recently discovered the planning option in Codex and I love it. Even if you give a one sentence prompt, it first makes a detailed plan. You can go back and forth to hash it out before it starts coding.

• Post #3282099

  @siracusa https://youtube.com/shorts/OPOS0tre9eQ?si=-YcYaEy32B_c-zzZ Beautiful Ferrari isn't it? 😂

• Post #3282098

  @marcoarment Hi. Just got my first Bambu printer. I'm thinking if progressing from PLA to PETG. I'm curious, do you dry your PETG filament before use? There are A LOT of opinions about this online.

• Post #3282097

  @caseyliss Congratulations on being in the song!!!!