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I don't know about this model, but on another Tesla the trunk is pretty huge. Usually when I think of something that I want to load stuff into, I go with at least a mid-size SUV. Those you can lay the seats down and put stuff in it. It
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That's what I could find of the car from the article, I updated with a better picture from another commentor.
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In my opinion, if you want to win over people who think ev's are a joke, the car at least needs to look good. It can't be another wonky toy that a large company threw out there for PR points. The car looks like something they'
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True, was just going by what's in the article. I updated with that image for future onlookers.
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If I'm going to buy an electric car, I don't want to buy a hatchback or something weird looking. Compare this: http://blogs-images.forbes.com/brookecrothers/files/2016/01/... to this: https:&#
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Bills are a once a month thing, I rent so maybe it's different but my student loans should make up for that. In total? 15 minutes tops. I dry clean my clothes myself, so yeah I agree clothes _can_ take up to 2 hrs. But picking out what
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I guess this guy trusted autopilot: http://www.theverge.com/2016/6/30/12072408/tesla-autopilot-c... Not to mention the youtube video of those two guys sleeping while the car is driving. (can't find
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I personally learned better on side projects instead of homework. This usually led to my grades suffering :( However, on the up side, I gained more knowledge on Flex at the time than even my professor. I liked working with it and really dug
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I wonder if Google is worried their competitors will actually "ruin" things by getting a bunch of people killed. Thus causing huge regulations or potetionally alienating the population to the point that nobody will trust autonomus
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That's the one!
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I believe there is, but this was the closest I could find :(
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Maybe you been stuck in it so long that now you like it lol https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Institutional_syndrome
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I tried analyzing execution plans for a fairly large stored procedure. I only needed to do it a few times. Everytime resulting in the DBA informing me that they've already analyzed that before and it was understandable why I couldn
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miniprofiler seems like it's only good when you want to target a very specific area and try to report while in production. I don't like the idea of mixing profiling in with the code. Glimpse looks awesome though and I'm surpr
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The other half of this is looking sql performance. Not being a DBA I'm less proficient in this area and can't recommend a good tool :(
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If you're looking to improve performance, the best thing you can do is learn how to use Apache JMeter. Run it locally against your solution, with VS running the performance profiler (which is under the Debug menu). This will give you a
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It could be argued that if it "just works" and is not in your way that it feels delightful to program with :)
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It should be noted that going from eating a lot of unhealthy food to a 24hr fast might be a little on the dangerous side for some. The first time I tried it after about 12 or so hours I felt like I was going to pass out. So I ate something
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At least you got a notification. One bank just stripped all of mine off and submitted like that. At least they were consistent about it, I didn't realize until I accidentally mistyped and still got in. In disbelief I logged out, tried
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You can design it to be light and fast, but you wouldn't know unless you test it right? Good to know that a cheap droplet can at least handle rendering the landing page though.
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Well if you're ultra cheap like me, you'll have to think deeply about scaling up your $5 instance lol There are a lot of factors that go into site performance. Knowing your site can handle what other people have seen is a good sta
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It depends on how complicated your website is, in some cases what technology you're using in combination with the size of your server you're renting, and if it's 1,500 in the first second or 25 a second. Either way, load test
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Just curious, what kind of traffic levels are you seeing from HN. Just in case any of us want to do a load test to validate our own sites can handle it.
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Even in 2006, when I was still in high school, most of the time in gym class the teacher would just roll out a ball. There was no other physical fitness type of classes. I think at best once a year we were measured. There was no requirement
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I was applying for more loans to finish up college when they told me my intrest would be 8% for this loan. I said, "wow" (catches breath) "isn't that a little high?" I will never in my life forget what that woman sa
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True, I was thinking more from the perspective of trade schools. The whole, market responding to demands thing. I took a quick look, seems WV is well known for redirecting federal funds to random stuff. Like gold plating the dome on the cap
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Actually I think you'll find more resistance to the new technology than anything. West Virginia is not doing so hot economically, the coal industry has been going downhill [0]. Do you hear of training centers popping up? No, everyone i
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Reminds me of people who remember everymoment of everyday for their entire lives. In one T.V. show, I think it was house, the person exclaimed that just becuase they remember every word in a book, doesn't mean they comprehended all of
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I can't remember specifically, but my area is really huge on government contracting so I doubt it was a finance institution.
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Even funnier, coming across companies that don't accept anyone who doesn't have a degree from xyz university.
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