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SEJeff
7y ago
The Maxwell Technologies battery technology is allegedly 10x cheaper to manufacture due to no oven or liquids and as a result, and also lighter. Elon says the "holy grail" of batteries is being able to develop an automotive grade
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SEJeff
7y ago
A lot of the tech in the Tesla vehicles is truly innovative. Look at the seemingly simple cooling bottle they use, which is the best in the entire automotive industry (and patented by them): https://jalopnik.com/the-tesla-mo
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SEJeff
7y ago
I shared this in our #git internal slack channel and immediately had a dozen people bemoaning it not supporting our GHE. Thanks!
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SEJeff
7y ago
Too bad this doesn't work with Github Enterprise :(
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SEJeff
7y ago
There was an internal SpaceX presentation video which was leaked to r/SpaceX that stated their launch cost to be $30 million per launch. The video was taken down later that day, but that's the currently best known number for how m
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SEJeff
7y ago
I want one that goes PONG!
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SEJeff
7y ago
Given that space is tinkering with Starship and Superheavy, they will be able to bring their costs massively down. It will just take them a few more years most likely. In reality, the cheaper access to space opens up so many more opportunit
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SEJeff
7y ago
https://storage.googleapis.com/rideshare-static/Rideshare_Pa... Here is the guide from SpaceX on the specific details. The biggest size for each smallsat is 24" x 24" x 24", but they also offer a smaller
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SEJeff
7y ago
That's fair, but I'm sort of afraid / amazed by autopilot. I have been through FAA flight school and you learn to develop an instrument panel "scan" in instrument rated flight. I find myself having developed a "
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SEJeff
7y ago
The inverse is also true. There are plenty of videos of autopilot preventing wrecks that the human drivers said they likely would have wrecked on themselves. I happen to be one of those drivers when someone pulled onto the highway from a fi
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7y ago
Elon Musk: I would!
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SEJeff
7y ago
"the biggest bugs in btrfs were when you came close to filling up the filesystem" :) I used to read every email on btrfs-devel for a year or so.
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SEJeff
7y ago
xfs + dm-snapshot / lvm snapshots. Very fast and very reliable.
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7y ago
Historically, the biggest bugs in btrfs were when you came close to filling up the filesystem. For the longest time, you'd get -ENOSPC (no space left) even when you had many Gb of space left due to really bad metadata and block level s
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The Air Force Is Testing a Hypersonic Rocket Booster
(popularmechanics.com)
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7y ago
Wouldn't you sort of expect the military to implement zero trust networking where possible?
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7y ago
Your question is rhetorical here, right?
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Stratolaunch Was Crafting Hypersonic Vehicles Before Pivot to Highspeed Testing
(thedrive.com)
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SEJeff
7y ago
American Fuzzy Lop? It's a fuzzer. I've never heard of a fuzzer described as a genetic algorithm that tests code paths, but that is technically correct. A fuzzer is not going to replace unit tests or good SDLC, which often involve
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SEJeff
7y ago
The Gordian Bugs!
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China's Airborne Laser Weapon Would Change Dogfighting Forever
(popularmechanics.com)
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7y ago
Do you write unit tests? Do you care about coverage of your tests? Serious question.
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7y ago
That hard part would be preventing HN from doing people's job / homework here.
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7y ago
We should let the market decide. This is exactly how it does it.
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Yup! My daughter absolutely adores it
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7y ago
In addition to the very large market opportunity for their stationary storage batteries and solar panels / solar tiles. You can sell those big grid scale megapacks to virtually every government in the world. You can't necessarily
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7y ago
The quality on the 3 is fine. I've heard so many panel gap anecdotes and "fit and finish" problem that I was a bit excessive in my inspection of my Model 3 before I took delivery (November 2018). It was fine. There are no qua
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FFS – Frustration Free Setup
(developer.amazon.com)
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You're seeing it wrong. We figured the Tesla would be useful for some things but not for long trips. Since there are gas stations literally everywhere we were worried we'd not be able to take the Tesla on long drives. It turns out
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SEJeff
7y ago
You must not have heard from an actual Tesla owner. In the most recent update (last week) virtually everything can be done by voice. You can literally say, “my butt is cold” and it will turn on the seat heater. You can say, “turn up the hea
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