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An exclusive look at Tesla's extreme cold testing facility(cnet.com)
2 points by Corrado 8y ago|0 comments
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FCC buries 2-year-old speed test data in appendix of 762-page report(arstechnica.com)
4 points by Corrado 8y ago|0 comments
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Chrome 71 for Mac, Windows, and Linux rolling out(9to5google.com)
2 points by Corrado 8y ago|0 comments
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by Corrado 8y ago
I think that Tesla is really shaping the future of the automobile as well as the automobile industry. GM is the latest example but I think that Ford and others are really starting to take notice and change their ways. However, given the h
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Tesla Says It’s the Future of Cars. Did GM Prove It Right?(fortune.com)
2 points by Corrado 8y ago|1 comments
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by Corrado 8y ago
On a related subject, I've noticed that my local gas station updated their software for their fuel pumps and it is terrible. For some reason the latency is very high, so high that I can't reliably type in my PIN. It literally ta
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by Corrado 8y ago
When I was in college and looking for an intern job I declined to interview with RJ Reynolds and several local alcohol producers on moral grounds. I wouldn't have accepted a job there no matter what they offered me. So, I can underst
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AT&T CEO: State net neutrality and privacy laws are a “total disaster”(arstechnica.com)
21 points by Corrado 8y ago|4 comments
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How Track Mode Works(tesla.com)
1 points by Corrado 8y ago|0 comments
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by Corrado 8y ago
I actually work with someone like this and didn't even realize it until I read this article. This person will immediately berate anyone that has done anything slightly "wrong" and imply that they are stupid and shouldn'
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by Corrado 8y ago
On a related note, I've long been fascinated by how easily we can tell a male from a female, even from a distance. For example, driving around and looking at people walking along the road or following people in the mall, I can tell, w
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by Corrado 8y ago
So, would this problem be solved if Google labeled Qi charging as "standard-speed" and their own proprietary charging as "high-speed"? It seems like people are getting hung up on both things being called highest-speed c
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by Corrado 8y ago
This was my biggest issue with 4.17 & 4.18. I just recently upgraded my system to a Ryzen 2400 and I have had quite a few issues. Keeping up with the latest kernel builds with ukuu has helped but it would be nice to have a stable kern
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by Corrado 8y ago
This article gives a pretty good understanding of where Windows is going in the near future and how it will compete with ChromeOS and potentially iOS on the desktop. I really don't keep up with Windows development much so this was an
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Understanding Windows Core OS and Microsoft's 'Polaris' for Modern PCs(windowscentral.com)
1 points by Corrado 8y ago|1 comments
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by Corrado 8y ago
I ended up creating a "Find a Job" board in Trello. It works pretty well but it's hard to get data out of it. How long did I take to get a job? How many interviews did I have? What was the average time between submitting
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by Corrado 8y ago
Several years ago I was on a job hunting expedition. I went through 10-15 interviews, both on-site and over the phone, and almost no one would tell me what I did "wrong". The most I ever got was something along the lines of &quo
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by Corrado 8y ago
> This only becomes an issue once you need more hosts than the /8 offered by the 10/8 RFC1918 network, but the days when you need (and can afford) more than 16.7M nodes on a cloud computing provider are probably still a ways of
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Google Cloud drops out of the running for the Pentagon’s $10B cloud contract(geekwire.com)
2 points by Corrado 8y ago|0 comments
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by Corrado 8y ago
I've actually worked in a small team environment several times and I really love it. At one point we were in an old vault with no windows and concrete walls, and it was great. We all had the same taste in music so we just cranked it
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by Corrado 8y ago
Our open office layout was so quiet it felt like working in a Library. Half the time I was scared that my headphones were too loud and disturbing others around me. It was very difficult to actually talk to another person in my area becaus
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by Corrado 8y ago
It's interesting to hear the arguments about broadband; is it considered a "service" or is it "telecommunications"? Reading the article it seems like the FCC want's to consider broadband as a service because I
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by Corrado 8y ago
I'm an early riser and I always hated flying West. At 4:30am (local time) I was up and ready to go before anyone else in the office was even thinking about getting up. And since I didn't usually have keys or a way to get into th
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PlayStation Classic, a $100 mini PS1 with 20 games, coming in December(polygon.com)
3 points by Corrado 8y ago|0 comments
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by Corrado 8y ago
I really enjoy a separate app as opposed to a browser tab. For one thing I can push it out of the way up in my task bar. I don't live in Slack and only use it occasionally, so it's nice to have it close by but not in my face. A
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by Corrado 8y ago
I think this article[0] is very well written and clearly explains the problems with provisioning resources in multiple clouds. Yes, there are tools that allow you to do it, however you give up most of the reasons for going into the cloud.
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by Corrado 8y ago
I wonder if the new slip and fall detection works with motorcycles. There is quite a market for apps and devices to detect motorcycle accidents and notify someone in case something bad happens while your on 2 wheels. That would be a prett
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by Corrado 8y ago
Agreed. And I thought the applause was very...scripted? It seemed like everyone was waiting for the appropriate time to clap and when they did it was very lack-luster. Almost like it was a bunch of Apple employees responding to cue cards
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by Corrado 8y ago
Hiring developers to maintain a core OSS project that your company depends on is actually a really good idea! Besides securing the future of that OSS, you now have a "insider" on your team that knows the ins and outs of that soft
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by Corrado 8y ago
It might be similar to having someone from today work on an Apple Newton. Touchscreen and buttons are pretty familiar but the cursive recognition and things like the modem interface would be really weird.

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