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by 7e 3y ago
It's worse than that. EVs attract nails like nobody's business. It's a combination of the weight, torque, and rolling resistance optimizations, I think. This holds true for most EVs. I lost a tire completely at less than 250
812.
by 7e 3y ago
For all of this, Google doesn’t create very good products anymore. This is a guide that came into being _after_ Google was successful. It’s not _why_ Google became successful. Yes, if you have a mountain of money and a horde of underutilize
813.
by 7e 3y ago
https://www.statista.com/statistics/218089/global-market-sha... This has it at 5.1%. But ChromeOS has a lot of corporate mojo making it work. It’s only partially open source. A lot of the good bits are closed. So
814.
by 7e 3y ago
Housing is always expensive because human wants are infinite. Specifically the want to live in desirable places and the want to breed, breed, breed like rats. The more housing we build the more humans will reproduce to fill those houses.
815.
by 7e 3y ago
The "Pro" stands for "professional". What other types of professional equipment is designed to be maintained by consumers? Division of labor is the foundation of civilization.
816.
by 7e 3y ago
A phone costs hundreds of dollars. A Raspberry Pi costs $50 and does the job 100x better.
817.
by 7e 3y ago
It’s in fashion to dislike fibers, but they’re a simpler solution that, IMHO, beats coroutines for the wide majority of cases. Even threads are a better solution for most cases. Coroutines are like the checked exceptions of C++.
818.
by 7e 3y ago
Four CFOs in the last six years at Tesla.
819.
by 7e 3y ago
Humans will breed to fill all available habitat. Building housing increases the supply of humans, just like building more roads increases traffic. Don't fall for it. The world doesn't need more humans. It needs a non-boiling atmos
820.
by 7e 3y ago
Quebec has hydropower. Texas is flat.
821.
by 7e 3y ago
The biggest draw is A/C. It dwarfs other usage. And unfortunately, A/C is sometimes required to avoid death. Precooling isn’t effective in that the A/C will still run for nearly as long during peak.
822.
by 7e 3y ago
Bazel.
823.
by 7e 3y ago
Let me guess: the TV in the room only plays YouTube.
824.
by 7e 3y ago
If you’re focusing on the PRODUCT, why hire at all? If talent helps a company succeed and vesting helps acquire top talent, isn’t it worth considering? Anecdotally, I know I consider expected value as part of TCO and vesting figures into th
825.
by 7e 3y ago
What does com.ai redirect to?
826.
by 7e 3y ago
You are an anomaly. Your cost of electricity can’t be replicated most anywhere else.
827.
by 7e 3y ago
There will always be an editor which is an order of magnitude more popular than emacs or vim, because it is an order of magnitude better. It doesn’t much matter which one it is. People will switch to it, and be productive. And when somethin
828.
by 7e 3y ago
Photosynthesis produces oxygen from water. Burning hydrogen creates water. So, plants are the answer.
829.
by 7e 3y ago
The U.S. population is still growing, which of course may be lag, but can also be caused by immigration. Countries need to keep the population growing to support Ponzi-schemes like retirement benefits. I expect poorer countries to continue
830.
by 7e 3y ago
When will gVisor be able to run processes in a Secure Enclave?
831.
by 7e 3y ago
If the Fed wants to get serious, they should sell assets.
832.
by 7e 3y ago
Remote attestation, including hardware attestation, is absolutely compatible with open source.
833.
by 7e 3y ago
Not at all. Software has low marginal cost, but that has high fixed costs that need a monetizable market to sustain. Good software takes effort and great people. Those are expensive. If you can't monetize you can't put people on y
834.
by 7e 3y ago
No, it depends on supply and demand. Lots of people want to act. Lots of people want to make tools.
835.
by 7e 3y ago
Maybe there is retail churn.
836.
by 7e 3y ago
Another project designed to get L7-9s promoted at Google. Ambition and the ability to wave hands are all you need. I like cool stuff, like capabilities, as much as the next person, but nobody needs a new OS. Linux will evolve sufficiently a
837.
by 7e 3y ago
Automated neural architecture search would have eventually found the transformer, and better architectures. Reading the paper, the names of the vectors (QKV) seem dressed up to imply that the authors know how exactly a transformer actually
838.
by 7e 3y ago
But at the end of the day, failed treatments still kill people. Some may choose the experimental treatment, and die, over the crappy chemo, which gives them a chance to live. Escrow won’t bring them back.
839.
by 7e 3y ago
It’s not clear that it does make economic sense. Amazon may be burning margin for growth, or placing bets on the future relative costs of satellite vs 5G and cable/fiber which may not pan out.
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by 7e 3y ago
WhatsApp eventually comes down.

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