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by awinder 6y ago
You can see some of the even more colorful stuff Elon said on the investor call covered here: https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2020/04/29/tesla-e...
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by awinder 6y ago
There’s a lot of hope from school systems that they will just be back next year, but hopefully there’s at least some behind the scenes work on making remote learning work. I have a lot of admiration for teachers & students working on sw
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by awinder 6y ago
A) this is all good stuff, I want to get better with powershell in 2020 and just learned some things here B) I think the authors point was that a lot of their googling for how to do things in a shell assume posix shell. So copy paste from w
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by awinder 7y ago
I switched over to zsh a few months back and picked up something like this method: https://gist.github.com/zulhfreelancer/9c410cad5efa9c5f7c74c... . This is nice to see for bash and I definitely agree on the usefulness
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by awinder 7y ago
I’m a little surprised considering the recent legislation that should have basically had the government loan you money which would then be forgiven if you retain staff. Is this not working out in practice, or companies of a certain size tha
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by awinder 7y ago
Thank you for this, I put in an order with lindley like a week and a half ago and they’re swamped. Hoping it pans out but will definitely hedge with one of these others if things go south.
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by awinder 7y ago
Google may just want to adjust their "acceptable waste" tolerance imho, they seem to be one of the most egregiously miserly companies at present. I understand the need for them to correct from a prior extreme on the other end but
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by awinder 7y ago
I can’t tell because the post source is hugged to death but I’m just speculating that this is utilizing sec form 4 data or similar sources? There can be some interesting signal there that you could incorporate into a trading strategy but t
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by awinder 7y ago
I can’t seem to make my brain connect the “theyre harmless” knowledge with my eyes telling it “omg that’s a flailing ball of gigantic bees tumbling right for me!”
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All the Comforts of the Office, at Home(washingtonpost.com)
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by awinder 7y ago
I can hear Jony Ive describing it as "fashioned from a single continuous pane of clear polymer" in my ears right now...
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by awinder 7y ago
If someone’s house is robbed because their front door was left unlocked you might admonish them for poor security practices, but no one really debates that the robber was in the wrong and committed a crime.
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by awinder 7y ago
The Dutch oven basically acts as a little mini steam oven which contributes a lot to the rising. Also the walls for it to rise up.
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by awinder 7y ago
I liked it but I was on a mission to complete the community center and the mines and then was done. So I didn’t pour myself into the farm too much, and the game had a decent end point. But I could totally see someone playing it differently
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by awinder 7y ago
Little off-topic but can anyone here compare to Stardew valley? I feel like I’ve kinda “finished” stardew after going through the core story and wondering about switching trains
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by awinder 7y ago
Title should be “3M Response to Defense Production Act Order” and remember out there: only you can prevent title editorialization
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by awinder 7y ago
The post was excellent, I’ve been locked away from Catalina updates now that my work mac is my primary Mac so I like keeping abreast of all the little gotchas I might be hitting. And it’s a great debugging chain for something that is truly
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by awinder 7y ago
“I’m not even going to go into it. I don’t want to end up on Hacker News again bitching about Catalina.” Welp.
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by awinder 7y ago
This is on my reading / testing list earlier today: https://www.theverge.com/2020/3/25/21191604/watch-movies-fri... Will have to add this to the list!
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by awinder 7y ago
I’m a bit ratted by their inability to press criminal charges. They got a lot of hard evidence and I’d be really amazed if someone crazed enough to do this is going to be an outstanding citizen for the rest of their life. There’s a public i
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by awinder 7y ago
I have a CX-5 and think they did a good job with the infotainment even if it was a bit delayed. The touchscreen is off when car is in motion and there’s steering wheel buttons + a rotating dial. tbh I just interact with Siri to set music or
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by awinder 7y ago
Airbnb would be “going up” if rentals cratered, losing it doesn’t have that many second-order effects. Vacation properties are going to get slaughtered for the next 2 years because no one wants to vacation.
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by awinder 7y ago
Realistically it’s because they’re not going to sell low, but they may just fire a ton of people, max profits, and then sell. There’s a balance of funding to dissuade making that decision, especially when there’s a natural disaster occurrin
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by awinder 7y ago
People want to get all pissy about this, and come up with all kinds of contrived punishments for the offenders. I’ll grant that this is an awful looking situation, but the most cost effective thing we could do is just learn the damn lesson
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by awinder 7y ago
I think you need way more than a few days to be talking about dollar cost averaging lol
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by awinder 7y ago
In my opinion your number is $900,000 which is: 1500 / month * 12 months / year * 2 for taxes (this feels genetically safe as a high bar but maybe not) * 25 in order to safely pull 4% yearly forever Trying to come up with a plan t
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by awinder 7y ago
This seems like a decent level of effort to build out especially if it’s to become an effective thing. What’s driving it, is it to show that facebook ads are delivering a total value in excess of the online conversions? Is this being done
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by awinder 7y ago
I personally hate rose-colored visions of the past, of which this is one that I commonly run into :) Other things I hated: 1. yearly support contracts that were basically a necessity to purchase alongside (very expensive) enterprise softwar
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by awinder 7y ago
If this is for complying with NIST 800-53 SC-7, then I'd be really curious how this actually works. Because SC-7 is all wrapped up in language around split tunneling I feel like this is focused on the wrong thing -- you'd still n
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by awinder 7y ago
This might be better described as the "hard news" version. Guardian's article pulls in a lot of additional context -- about the racial impact assessments in states with a long history of voter disenfranchisement going away,

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