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by Cshelton 6y ago
So you need to understand how the commercial real estate world works to know you can’t just “hold off on mortgage payments” for very long. Most loans backed by CRE are securitized. So they are packaged into bonds. These bonds are not just b
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by Cshelton 6y ago
Yeah, if you look at the network requests Teams makes, many of them include 'skype' in the name. Only thing I went off to guess it is a lot of the same services.
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by Cshelton 6y ago
Well, Skype the brand was botched, but Skype is basically what powers Microsoft Teams now. Which is widely successful due to it being bundled with Microsoft 365 (also Teams is pretty decent compared to the comp).
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by Cshelton 6y ago
Texas: Can confirm, many people have left CA because of high housing cost and tax rate.
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by Cshelton 7y ago
For most flights, it is fine, since most SW flights are full or close to it. It is for the flights that happen at off times to less popular destinations where you may have a half empty plane with most people toward the front, to one side (t
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by Cshelton 7y ago
This is why you pay for their services. Companies like SendGrid, MailChimp, AWS, etc, know how to best mitigate this and have relationships a single person can't have. They do a lot on their platforms to prevent abuse.
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by Cshelton 7y ago
You'd be shocked. I had a meeting with a CTO of a F100 company, can't say who, but when talking about what encryption methods we use he was completely lost and asked to gear the conversation to be less technical. ...This meeting w
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by Cshelton 7y ago
I'm on my second Tesla. Model S (2016 facelift) and now a 2019 Model 3. Love them. The Model 3 interior is amazing. So simple and elegant. But that is a personal taste. The only thing I've really noticed on the Model 3 is the road
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by Cshelton 7y ago
If you read Tesla's cold weather tips, they recommend turning off the automatic side folding mirrors during the winter. Which I don't see as a big deal at all...
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by Cshelton 7y ago
This actually happened and was on video as well. It was the first week smart summon came out. A Tesla was moving, already behind a car, then the car just backed out into it. A typical parking lot crash that happens all the time. Parking lot
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by Cshelton 7y ago
Making a request to the server is completely different than opening a new connection. HTTP/2 lets you use an already opened connection, if applicable. Thus it is able to bypass making a handshake/etc. for every request made as wel
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by Cshelton 7y ago
I completely disagree. While I do not believe we have hit peak oil yet, I do not believe we are far off nor will oil and gas demand continue to grow for "a long time". - The personal transportation industry will go through the big
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by Cshelton 7y ago
Exactly. And Twitter is also in the best position to build a dedicated alert system since many times they have the mobile location of each user tweeting. They could even have the app tell the user to then set the phone on a flat surface and
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by Cshelton 7y ago
It is even worse than that. I read an article and had discussions with my civil engineer friend. Many of the different techniques used to "Earthquake" proof a building, especially tall towers, vary a lot and have NEVER had a real
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by Cshelton 7y ago
Just opened it!
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by Cshelton 7y ago
Oh, thanks for letting me know! I'll add it there.
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by Cshelton 7y ago
I'm actually building something right now. I'm building it because it is a problem I've faced among my friends and well.. the "millennial" generation to begin with. I'm building it first to be used among myself
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by Cshelton 7y ago
it also has "occupying" part of your brain with something simple it is used to so it allows you to think of things that would be hard otherwise. If you simply sat in a chair and starred at a wall, you don't have the same effe
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by Cshelton 7y ago
Pulling all of their people out of China, along with operations will take some time. Not a small delay. They have already started to diversify manufacturing elsewhere though.
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by Cshelton 7y ago
You keep the feature set of the application as small as possible. And have no outside integration other than the most common of protocols.
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by Cshelton 7y ago
There is a selection bias towards the videos posted and shared the most. That being, the videos showing things going wrong are spread more. I've used mine a few times and had no issues. One of the times, a cop stopped and watched as my
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by Cshelton 7y ago
Sko Buffs! But also Fort Collins has a lot of beer production, so they are ok in my book. It’s still not Boulder though...
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by Cshelton 7y ago
Which seems pretty reasonable...large family sedan vs a sports sedan. Besides, when the new Tesla roadster rolls out in 2020/2021, it is game over for everyone else anyway. At a price point of ~$200k, it'll kind of make the Porsch
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by Cshelton 7y ago
I can see where you are taking this, I've heard this one before. Do you think sex robots/VR porn/other methods would be viable?
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by Cshelton 7y ago
Agreed. But we are where we are now and have to face reality. The reality is, the political situation with guns is, and has been, stuck between a rock and a hard place. I want to keep those political arguments out of this thread and focus o
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by Cshelton 7y ago
I agree. The complete solution involves many things at the societal level, and no one solution (that is actually practical in achieving) will be the ultimate fix. Unfortunately, in today's political environment, band-aids might be our
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Ask HN: Tech crowd – What are your ideas for solving gun violence using tech?
11 points by Cshelton 7y ago|43 comments
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by Cshelton 7y ago
It's not really curious at all. I've been a Tesla investor since the IPO and continue to buy on the "dips". Hasn't failed me yet. Tesla has enjoyed a very solid two week bull run. The shorts are hurting, and right o
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by Cshelton 7y ago
Correct. Terrorist have and always will attempt to bring fear/harm/death to people in many different ways. This is not an autonomous vehicle problem..., it is a human nature problem. And no, I can't speak to all of StarLinks&
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by Cshelton 7y ago
Right. If you were to be caught doing that, especially in a busy harbor... I'd imagine you'd be labeled a terrorist and no, you won't even get a trial. If you like the ideal of life in jail, that's one way for sure.

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