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811.
by SEJeff 7y ago
Or other invasive species like Middle Management
812.
by SEJeff 7y ago
Yeah, but it takes a lot less of them than it does to manually weld. I’m not saying this is better or worse, but stating what it is.
813.
by SEJeff 7y ago
Nah that’s SpaceX, not Tesla. The S and X use a lot of friction stir welding, which machines do anyways not humans.
814.
by SEJeff 7y ago
I will say that Tel Aviv and Haifa both have excellent engineers. As Tesla grows I'd be a bit surprised if they didn't have engineers in Israel. That said, most of the engineering is still based out of Silicon Valley, so that mi
815.
by SEJeff 7y ago
You can't even kill it with Boring Company's flamethrower! Tardigrades are virtually indestructible as going into space and coming back won't always kill them.
816.
by SEJeff 7y ago
From experience I take it? Was Ceph running on any of those?
817.
by SEJeff 7y ago
Once of the nicer features is that they offer an "encrypted password" where you login to quay and click the "generate encrypted password" option in your user preferences. Then instead of hardcoding your plaintext passwor
818.
by SEJeff 7y ago
I asked Brandon Phillips (Then CoreOS CTO) on a call how they said it. He was quite frank it was pronounced "kway" and not "key", much to the chagrin of our Aussie coworker who still calls it "key". I've c
819.
by SEJeff 7y ago
I am indeed someone who doesn’t understand how HIPAA works. I have seen instances of healthcare professionals getting jail time for disclosing celebrity health records however. How is google able to legally get access to these records? I su
820.
by SEJeff 7y ago
How is this not a criminal breach of HIPAA laws? https://www.hhs.gov/hipaa/for-individuals/guidance-materials...
821.
by SEJeff 7y ago
Fair, perhaps we can fix that with an audit soonish :)
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by SEJeff 7y ago
You don't think gorm is mainstream? It isn't the only choice, but is used pretty extensively.
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The U.S. Army's Laser Weapons Future Has Arrived(nationalinterest.org)
2 points by SEJeff 7y ago|0 comments
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by SEJeff 7y ago
Well an engine explosion and a gas tank explosion are very difference failure modes, and in rockets, pedantics matter.
825.
by SEJeff 7y ago
There was a lot of contention with this at first, but the Navy decided their first carrier based UAV / UAS would be a tanker to simply extend the range of their existing fighter / bomber fleet instead of outright replacing it. Thi
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by SEJeff 7y ago
Cruise missiles don't "land" and they don't care about passenger safety :)
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by SEJeff 7y ago
GM doesn't even make the Volt anymore and it was only ever a car for compliance with federal emissions laws. It might be harder to get parts for it in 8 years as a result. In 8 years I suspect there will be a dearth of really good used
828.
by SEJeff 7y ago
Why would you buy an EV with 150 miles today, in 2019, when EVs much better than that exist? The "standard" range Tesla Model 3 has 250 miles of range. The Long Range Tesla Model 3 cars is 310 miles whereas the long range Model S
829.
by SEJeff 7y ago
One approach for renewable energy not always being available is molten salt: https://insideclimatenews.org/news/16012018/csp-concentrated... It heats the salt up to 1050 degrees where it is essentially a liquid an
830.
by SEJeff 7y ago
That's really interesting, would you be keen on open sourcing that bit if you've not already? I know Raj and the rest of the crew are pretty all in on open source. Edit: guessing it is: https://github.com/grafana&#
831.
by SEJeff 7y ago
As Grafana Labs customers we're super happy to see you doing well. We look forward to seeing what happens next.
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by SEJeff 7y ago
It came from a protonvpn founder, an obviously biased source: https://www.reddit.com/r/ProtonVPN/comments/8ww4h2/protonvpn... but was conveniently never denied by PIA that I could ever find. If it was a
833.
by SEJeff 7y ago
Aka the conspiracy theory that was ultimately found to be pushed by PIA, one of their direct competitors. I've got enough HN internet points that a few downvotes will be fine. Thanks!
834.
by SEJeff 7y ago
ProtonVPN comes from the same people who run ProtonMail, a very well known security focused email provider.
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by SEJeff 7y ago
And landing rocket on boats before refitting and relaunching them into orbit, but yeah... totally hyperbole.
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by SEJeff 7y ago
Twitter, and they write some really good open source stuff too. If you're writing rpc services in java I'd almost argue you should default to considering Finagle: https://twitter.github.io/finagle/
837.
by SEJeff 7y ago
Sorry Sir, we can't launch because that jerk removed left-pad from the npm registry!
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Monocles Were Never Cool(theatlantic.com)
1 points by SEJeff 7y ago|0 comments
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by SEJeff 7y ago
As one of your commercial customers, I would give you the feedback that there are a lot of features that get closed (on the github vault issue tracker) with terse and not very user friendly reasons. This is off putting to a lot of people. W
840.
by SEJeff 7y ago
Failed entirely to work on my first attempt with: curl -XHEAD https://google.com It is just flat out wrong on: curl -X HEAD https://google.com In that it does a GET request: import requests

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