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Google Sheets/App Scripts will let you do anything you want pretty much. You can call REST api endpoints, query some DB to bring in the "real time data", many other ways to do it. Pretty easy compared to Excel. Oh.. and Micro
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Wow, that's scary. I even told someone recently, jokingly of course, they forgot to add HSTS for their mvp app. But MEW doesn't have HSTS? I would never use it personally on a public Wifi, but many people will for sure and they ha
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8y ago
Well, to start, the rest of the world outside the Silicon Valley bubble (including other "startup" hubs) call new companies "small businesses". There is a very good distinction here. Small business implies that your busi
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As I'm thinking about this question, I just realized while pondering it that.. I can't identify a single person, or few people, I know as "the smartest".
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The lower speed on 4G is mostly due to the number of devices on it. 5G will be no different in that way. At first, the few people with 5G devices and networks will have very fast speeds (mostly), but once everyone in 4G moves to 5G, we’re b
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9y ago
AWS's ELB/ALB have been rock solid for us. Not sure what you are referring to when you say 'antiquated infrastructure'?
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9y ago
Yeah, I don't know about this advice. If you are by yourself, starting a company, just go register a d.b.a (doing business as) at your local courthouse. And yes, a CPA will cost you money, but it is something you must have right and is
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As a Tesla owner, this is not accurate wording. The car will very quickly decelerate until about 5 mph if you have the crawl feature on. I need to make a post, as a long time Tesla owner/very frequent autopilot user, because I think I
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9y ago
There is no evidence autopilot was engaged in this crash yet.
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In Texas, I've seen crushed barriers remain collapsed for weeks on end. Either that or they are just hit again right after being replaced. Which tells me, it's a poorly designed road and causes confusion for drivers. Which in fact
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Came here to say this. It's unfair to start talking about autopilot mishaps in this case, and what this family is saying, etc. When there is NO evidence yet as to whether autopilot was engaged. Further more.. if the barrier was already
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They don't sell any of their vehicles for a loss... do people not read/understand the financials before stating something? They have a positive operating margin per vehicle, they for the most part always have. Is it as high as the
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You'd be shocked to see the numbers of cars bought from dealerships that need to come back for something. And if you look at those cars' respective forums, you see the exact same thing. It is nothing out of the ordinary. I've
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That is inaccurate. They did over 2,000 last week and are tracking for 2,500 by the end of this week. There are groups on the forums and such that keep track of the latest VINs people have. Also I believe the goal is 5,000/week, not 10
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That issue by the way with the wheels and even pieces of the vehicle is 100% the service center. Which is a new service center in... Miami! The shit holes of all shit holes when it comes to getting things done RIGHT. You have to pay the ser
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For its intended purpose, it is ready enough and stable. But that is the point of open source as well, to have outside input into decisions made early on. Besides, is anything release actually fully ready yet? I don't think releasing i
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I mean, to be fair to them somewhat, it is in their documentation and getting started guide. They highly recommend, in a production environment, to put a .Net Core web app behind a proxy because the Kestrel server engine is so new, every ca
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Not OP, but I believe he means the following: As a small company/startup, right now, you design, make, and sell a product. It may just be you or a small team. The design of your product may be complicated, but the usability from the us
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Also Dallas resident. I would agree that "work together" is a message here, but would add to it, "work together, play together". Dallas is all about the social life. Not in the way LA is with "A-list" or "
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If you considered the suburbs of Dallas though, I'd say they are about the same. Frisco, Plano, McKinney, etc.
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Dallas as a whole is for sure not a liberal enclave like Austin, however, the downtown/uptown/deep ellum bubbles of Dallas most certainly are. If you are coming from SF/CA, Colorado, Austin even, and you are in that part of D
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Dallas guy here, also a very senior SW engineer. My last two hires were about 5 months or so ago, but high availability? hah! I can't necessarily speak for the demand, other than it must be high, because it is hard to find available de
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Yeah.. sorry you were inconvenienced by the cheers of the people who built it...
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I'm guessing the nose must be grounded and safe to walk on somehow as part of the regulations? I remember watching it live and wondering if every car has a different procedure, or was it just Renault that had the nose. Whereas Ferrari
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True. For example, Force India, one of the teams with the least amount of funding of all of them on circuit. They are competing way above their way class, in terms of money, and doing very well. It's actually pretty amazing how often t
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Now that I think about it, Amazon would be perfect to do it. I can't remember the last Amazon package I got that wasn't on of their contract, on-demand drivers. Amazon already gives them packages and the optimal route to take and
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Better yet, can we make a platform that will levitate and hold whatever size/shape object it wants. The platform would then reflect all the waves back in a direction, away from the source, in a safe manner. I wonder how much force RF w
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I also am curious what he meant by that? I have 4 friends in Dallas from Seattle, they love it and have no intention of moving back.
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It would go downtown Dallas if it came to Dallas. Either the Victory Park proposal or the area just south of city hall/Cedars. Plenty of land, plenty of infrastructure to support it, and plenty of tech talent there already/accessi
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What about web workers or service workers? Don't browsers force all script execution in the workers into a separate process?
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