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by bagels 2y ago
As it was at Twitter.
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by bagels 2y ago
Musk says a lot of things that are not true. Hard to know if that was a serious take.
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by bagels 2y ago
The Chevy Bolt was discontinued.
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by bagels 2y ago
It's infinity years in California.
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by bagels 2y ago
I haven't been there a while, but that is extremely unlikely.
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by bagels 2y ago
A lot of the ingredients are there, but it would take a ton of work to separate the Facebook from the internal tools, and make them customer facing. The internal tools heavily depend on other internal tools, and none of them were written wi
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by bagels 2y ago
Direct testimonial from people who had research grants disrupted. It's not difficult to infer that now unemployed government employees are negatively impacted. There are more, not hard to find on social media.
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by bagels 2y ago
For 6.5M round? Very unlikely it was more than financial models and pitch decks.
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by bagels 2y ago
Do you know how clearance works? It doesn't mean that you suddenly have access to every secret in existence.
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by bagels 2y ago
I was able to bypass the 2fa using the right signtool incantations
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by bagels 2y ago
Because I was induced to click by the title of the post: "Show HN: A website that heatmaps your city based on your housing preferences" I'm providing feedback that what is promised is not delivered. Maybe it's the op&#x2
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by bagels 2y ago
I want to live where I can walk to a grocery store, there is little traffic, crime and detritus, balancing affordability. This doesn't cover any of that.
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by bagels 2y ago
Okay, you need an EV certificate (required to be on a hardware token), and next you need to integrate it in to a CICD pipeline.
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by bagels 2y ago
I just went through this process. It's a racket. It's really poorly documented. I rolled my own. It's a lot of work. It almost inspired me to make a product, but it's not a business I want to be in, especially if Microso
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by bagels 2y ago
They probably won't, but it'd probably work
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by bagels 2y ago
So, you're saying that I couldn't watch on my desktop at home, and on my laptop at school for instance?
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by bagels 2y ago
Elon is a lying fraud. I'm pretty skeptical about any claims of fact that come out of his expedition.
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by bagels 2y ago
Not sure how speeding relates to the subway?
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by bagels 2y ago
There have to be at least 147 gate jumpers every morning. There's probably a delta between crime and reported crime that is pretty large.
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by bagels 2y ago
Let's say the lawsuits are won. Here are the two inevitable outcomes for the ones that matter: Appealed to Supreme Court which is overrepresented by Trump cultists. Trump's DOJ refuses to enact whatever verdict the court determine
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by bagels 2y ago
Here's some reading after a quick googling. https://time.com/7212753/trump-elon-musk-federal-laws-legal-... Definitely in uncharted territory, but these are some possible laws that have been violated: Impoundment
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by bagels 2y ago
A more constructive response is to explain why it won't work.
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by bagels 2y ago
"Nothing Biden or Democrats could do about this" I think with some amount of imagination, they could have done something about it.
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Qualified or not, it's crimes, unconstitutional, and fascist.
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Supreme court has made president king. They can just ignore the pardons.
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Yes, there's waste. I'd rather have the waste than a coup.
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The rule of law is dead. Is that not damaging enough?
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by bagels 2y ago
Let them create some startups, not coup the government.
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The executive is just going to ignore any court orders.
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After seeing Bush in office, the sensible thing to do would have been to reduce presidential power. Nobody bothered. Then again after Trump. Biden didn't do a damn thing to reduce presidential power, knowing what happened and what coul

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