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by Trisell 8y ago
My wife uses it for our family as well. If you watch you can catch really good sales as well.
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Tesla’s original plan for the $35,000 Model 3 is dead(theverge.com)
7 points by Trisell 8y ago|0 comments
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Hypersonic flight technology just passed a ‘hugely significant’ milestone(cnbc.com)
7 points by Trisell 8y ago|0 comments
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by Trisell 8y ago
I would love to know as well.
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by Trisell 8y ago
Most people miss the point that for a rewards card to pay you. You have to pay off the balance every month. And missing that by even a single month at 10%-21% interest that you get charged. You are more then likely to loose money even with
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by Trisell 8y ago
Honest question. Are we going to be able to pass functions with data to threads? Or are these only designed to use files? Which makes this feel like a better wrapper on the child process api that already exists.
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by Trisell 8y ago
Again we are seeing a more systematic issue that commercial pilots don’t have stick and rudder skills. Automation has taken over 95% of the job. They push the throttles up to take off power, pull back on the stick, and then punch the auto-p
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by Trisell 8y ago
Due to a supreme court case you can opt out of having your union dues used to support the political machinations of your union. https://www.forbes.com/sites/realspin/2015/08/26/not-just-in...
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by Trisell 8y ago
It seems that you can opt out by adding, '"telemetry.enableTelemetry": false' to your setting files[1]. [1] https://github.com/Microsoft/azuredatastudio/wiki/How-to-Dis...
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by Trisell 8y ago
I find it scary that Trump had to issue an Executive Order to get this to happen. It tells me that the FAA no longer cares about safety, but is more interested in corporate interests over the lives of 180+ people at any given time.
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by Trisell 8y ago
It sounds like he had to go to an Executive Order to get the FAA to comply.
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by Trisell 8y ago
I feel like we are going to look back at Uber in like 10 years as the 'golden age' of startups. Where money was no object and it only mattered how much you 'produced' on your way to an IPO. In 20 years we will have the W
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by Trisell 8y ago
Here is a thread[1] from one of the researchers. She spells out what they have found. I think the most damning quote is. “Do not let people minimize this issue. This isn't "some random hacker can steal an election" this is &q
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by Trisell 8y ago
This is because fax is still considered by HIPAA to be a secure method of transferring patient information. Where email is unencrypted and this considered to be insecure.
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Chernobyl: The secrets they tried to bury(uk.news.yahoo.com)
2 points by Trisell 8y ago|0 comments
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by Trisell 8y ago
Heh. I’m not saying they are or aren’t out of control. My point is that when the government creates all of the requirements, and the onus is on the banks to verify it all. At risk of penalties from the government. Then you get these kind of
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by Trisell 8y ago
TBH it’s not the banks fault. Our governments stance on taxes, terrorism and drugs has caused this. Due to the need to verify citizenship, verify that you aren’t a terrorist and verify that you are a drug lord laundering money the banks are
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Political Bias Is Destroying Peoples Faith in Journalism(nypost.com)
72 points by Trisell 8y ago|47 comments
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Amazon cargo plane crashes in Texas(wsbtv.com)
361 points by Trisell 8y ago|297 comments
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by Trisell 8y ago
Once again we see that government doesn’t have regard for doing the best for its citizens. It’s only regard is doing what is best to keep itself alive.
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by Trisell 8y ago
I know that I feel like I really have around 4-5 good hours in me of serious deep contemplative programming a day. After that I either check out or find myself doing menial tasks that require no brain power for the rest of the day. If I do
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OpenAI’s GPT-2: The Model, the Hype, and the Controversy(medium.com)
4 points by Trisell 8y ago|1 comments
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by Trisell 8y ago
It seems like a good 80-90% of the hate of SPAs doesn’t seem to be aimed at SPAs as much a poor programming and poor user experience because of that. In a lot of the cases that people here use. It’s not the SPAs fault as much as the program
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Huawei Sting Offers Rare Glimpse of the U.S. Targeting a Chinese Giant(bloombergquint.com)
1 points by Trisell 8y ago|0 comments
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Apple says it’s banning Facebook’s research app that collects users’ PI(recode.net)
2 points by Trisell 8y ago|0 comments
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Travel Destinations Are Fighting Back Against the Instagram Effect(fastcompany.com)
3 points by Trisell 8y ago|0 comments
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Super-Secure Quantum Cable Hiding in the Holland Tunnel(bloombergquint.com)
43 points by Trisell 8y ago|29 comments
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by Trisell 8y ago
As others have said we had MongoDB Atlas. And it is basically mongodb ran in aws with a pretty interface to do basic things like whitelist ips and another such functions.
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by Trisell 8y ago
We were paying $5k a month for Atlas. So while it's not 'cheap' for a hosted solution it's cheaper. And the autoscale and RR is better DR is super configurable. And then there is this line. 'Together with optimizati
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by Trisell 8y ago
If you enjoy D&D then Critcal Role[1] is a must watch. Matt Merser is an amazing DM. And the other players(all professional voice actors) are really good as well. It’s great sit on the couch for a while or watch while working type of fa

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