Jesus_Jones

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by Jesus_Jones 9y ago
This got too long, but to summarize my point there's a vast amount of content on the internet and those people feeling that someone not finding them via google is a cheat are over-reacting. The world is so big that there are lots of pe
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by Jesus_Jones 9y ago
Because people wanted to take them around. At first, I think the dev system fit in 16 gig macbook pro without any trouble and it was a startup, so it was just natural to say that's all you need. Then the dev env started getting a littl
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by Jesus_Jones 9y ago
It'll be this decade or next, never you worry.
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by Jesus_Jones 9y ago
I would think you always sell the cheap model after selling the expensive ones, especially if you are a smaller company with less money coming through the pipes.
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by Jesus_Jones 9y ago
of course the dc-x was yet another different flight vehicle that wasn't given enough time to be successful. and it was a bit different in that there wasn't a separate capsule from the launch rocket. if musk had his passionate engi
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by Jesus_Jones 9y ago
Even if they have lots of experience, they failed to see how that the market was going to have to seriously build evs. It took an 'idiot outsider' like Musk to push it as far as it can go. and now we know that separately from the
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by Jesus_Jones 9y ago
ah, thanks for the correction. so when is it expected, if not in 18 months? I've been waiting for > 16 gig for literally 2+ yaers.
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by Jesus_Jones 9y ago
Your comment is very on point. The situation where more elite students take certain tests makes it much harder to understand skills and achievements that come from different schools.
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by Jesus_Jones 9y ago
What could go wrong with remote control technology over our important military assets? Of course the answer is a lot, especially in wartime. For all the paranoid people thinking that the military or police or whatever US security service wi
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by Jesus_Jones 9y ago
Yes, for devs with vms for compiling and testing like my team does, 16gb is not enough. Thus we are moving off macbooks. You can argue that you shouldn't do that on a laptop, you should have a desktop that you always connect to, but th
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by Jesus_Jones 9y ago
If the next gen was close, it would not be an issue. But because it's way behind and one commenter up above stated its 18 months out. So it's an issue. My dev team is finally abandoning mac books for lenovo laptops with 32 gig.
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by Jesus_Jones 9y ago
Yes! I agree, it's like propaganda that someone else could use to defend c.a. It doesn't come across as genuine, and based on leaked interviews via hidden camera with ca execs talking to reporters, its hard to accept anything writ
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by Jesus_Jones 9y ago
I feel this author is basically making arguments about terminology to deflect attention away from the basic issues. He's also wrong in substance, because I've read many many other articles about this that describe the specifics. A
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by Jesus_Jones 9y ago
Remember that netflix also wanted to put a movie in us theaters. One chain said okay. Then the other movie companies said we will blacklist you and not send you an movies to show. This is just about commercial competition, the 'real mo
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by Jesus_Jones 9y ago
Hah, then the communists, terrorists, etc have won. One side likes science and facts, today at least.
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by Jesus_Jones 9y ago
they are already driving them, they seem to have about the range. you can read about this in tesla newsgroup sites, like tmc.
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by Jesus_Jones 9y ago
1. tesla superchargers share a the 'bank of chargers' at 2 spots. look for 2a, 2b, those two spots are shared. pick one that doesn't have a paired spot in use 2. they charger at a higher rate when your car has a lower charge.
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by Jesus_Jones 9y ago
This does feel like the equivalent of Microsoft's old "pay way less per copy if you just pay us for every computer you ship instead of pay us for every computer that actually ship's with Microsoft". I was at microsoft wh
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by Jesus_Jones 9y ago
If it's so windy, and they have experience in energy fields, a natural thing would be to use that to develop new and better wind based power gen. Of course, it's really hard to embrace the new thing that is killing the old thing y
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by Jesus_Jones 9y ago
you can't teach them fizz buzz, that's my genius secret interview technique. There was this guy who used it a microsoft I knew...
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by Jesus_Jones 9y ago
They deny science, but also fact-based decision making and inconvenient facts.
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by Jesus_Jones 9y ago
It feels like a rare success. We managed to get an unneeded dam removed and we did it without endless fights in court and it seems to be working.
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by Jesus_Jones 9y ago
Glad to hear it worked out for you! I think there's a lot of potential for people who non-traditional students who are capable of focusing on science, math, logic, getting retrained into CS and have a good career. We definitely need mo
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by Jesus_Jones 9y ago
I'm endlessly frustrated that company after company gets their email hacked. And private individuals. It's just the case that you stop stop people from using windows or macos, and opening word docs or spreadsheets sent in email. P
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by Jesus_Jones 9y ago
Thanks for the update. I can't add a post-comment to my question because it's been to long, but I was wrong.
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by Jesus_Jones 9y ago
My understanding from reading that was that even on a "public" project the owner can delete it, change it's status, and it disappears from availability.
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by Jesus_Jones 9y ago
6 months ago at my last company they used office and we used office 365 to collaboratively edit some word docs and we had a problem where the docs kept getting locked and others couldn't edit them. this doesn't happen with google
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by Jesus_Jones 9y ago
office 365 is far inferior to google docs for online collaborative document editing. You can lock the doc in office, you get into situations where it's very hard to safely have people collaborate on docs.
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by Jesus_Jones 9y ago
This is not what people expect, so that's one obvious reason it's very likely the wrong decision. I would have never known this. If you are relying on a public external product on github, you have to go several painful steps to ma
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by Jesus_Jones 9y ago
That's really my question too. I can guess that if you are say the ceo with a golden parachute agreement if your company is bought out, then you want to 'sell' into this, cause you win, and you leave. But it's terrible f

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