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I left California 2 years ago, and I still have 2 years of taxes to pay on RSUs granted while a resident.
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High-end E Ink tablet PineNote announced with powerful internals
(goodereader.com)
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I recently just used LibraryThing to catalog all of my books. The UPC camera/scanner was nice although I had to laugh when I saw a picture of a cue cat on the site! I’ve got all of my ebooks and audiobooks catalogued as well. Turns out
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SystemVerilog (IEEE 1800-2017) has 248.
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I have a 1st gen kindle but haven’t used it in ages after I got a paperwhite. It can be traded in for a free Oasis? Woa.
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I moved on to Babbel.
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My HP-48G still works, and I use PCalc iOS/macOS in RPN mode.
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iOS has a setting to indicate what level of privacy notifications need. My Lock Screen notifications just say the app, not the content.
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For those without a WSJ subscription, it’s an opinion piece authored by Vin Weber, former congressman (R-MN) and lobbyist who worked with Paul Manafort in Ukraine, and Annette Meeks, current CEO of the Freedom Foundation of Minnesota, a con
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I’ve seen several physics majors hired as software engineers.
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No, we’re actually all hardware and software engineering in Madison.
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The pickup process during the pandemic is really hands off. I didn’t discover the mechanical release on the Y until my kid thought it reclined his seat while we are driving at highway speeds.
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Google and Amazon are both in Madison.
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He’s a compiler guy, right?
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The job market is really tight, and if others offer near-Facebook-level comp with WFH, they have to compete.
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It’s actually illegal to drill a well in a municipality that provides water service. You’d have to move to a rural area.
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Will my Model Y continue to use radar as backup? Or will it be turned off?
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I drank so much coffee in the office. At home it takes longer and I get distracted.
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I wanted long freeway rides and driving in stop and go traffic to be less painful. I wanted to be able to watch my $10k in February 2021 turn into something really cool within a year. Honestly, I think I’m safer with auto steer on. I’ve had
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So what did I pay $10k for?
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My daughter got her first content claim when she was a 7 year old violinist. Proud father moment. Dispute was allowed to lapse. I’m on day 22 or so of another dispute from my son’s violin performance. I don’t see this going anywhere either.
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Nano was my gateway editor when learning *nix in college. I tried vi only to have to close the window to exit. I think nano can continue to safely bring in converts from Windows and MacOS.
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It seems the prudent thing would be to allow access to existing material while preventing them from doing anything to their account besides changing the password.
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Please remember that punitive changes like limiting SALT hurts actual people before it causes changes in the way state governments run.
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If it’s just standard cells, then it could go quick. Change technology library and synthesize. But if there’s process-specific IP (analog serdes, non-standard cells, etc), then that takes work. I presume most automobile chips are not leadin
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That, and 3-4 months for manufacturing and test between tapeout and power-on. Automotive silicon has different test requirements than your average laptop widget.
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9 months from inception to first silicon is close to the speed of light, development and manufacturing-wise. I wish them good luck, as this is impacting several industries downstream.
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My 2021 Model Y hasn’t hit 325 miles. Ever. I drove 306 miles yesterday and I needed 47 minutes of >60kW charging and 9 minutes of <60kW at superchargers. I left home at 90%, and returned home with 23% battery, so I could have cut it
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I would argue that states and municipalities would continue to pay whatever was necessary to keep the roads passable for families and commerce. They’ll have to pass it on with tax increases or service cuts elsewhere. To allow the roads to g
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Like most engineering projects with continuous improvement, the newer satellites are less reflective than the older ones.
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