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5y ago
This issues-only approach, or what I call just task-tracking, is my favorite small-team development process. By small, I mean 2 to 8 people or so. I resonate with this blog entry because I agree that the visualizations that more sophistica
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> Somehow the dancer in the robot unitard wasn't an "emperor has no clothes" moment You can't be serious with this line of thinking. In case you missed it, here's the key difference between the dancer and the N
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> The same robot is supposed to be out sometime in 2022, unbelievable. How did you get that interpretation from Elon saying they're aiming to have a prototype next year? It's a recruiting event. Presumably in part to recruit
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5y ago
My read of the article was quite different. Namely, "Imagine you had to shave a yak. There would be a lot of things involved in getting that done, many of which you don't know ahead of time." Ultimately the same underlying
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5y ago
This technology needs to be something one can enable on their own PCs, and reach via their own private VPN. It should not require using a public cloud such as Azure.
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5y ago
On long road trips, the ~20 to ~25 minute stops for charging go by in a blink. You get out, stretch your legs, hydrate, maybe grab a bite to eat, use the restroom, and before you know it the charging is done. Sure, some stations like the Ke
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5y ago
Back in the day (1998), that was called Shoutcast. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SHOUTcast
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Redux making something "bearable" is confusing.
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This reminded me that I wanted to donate to MDN. And I just went on a quick journey through the MDN web site to find how and where you can do that. It's not clear to me at all how or even if you can donate to MDN. Am I missing someth
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5y ago
I would absolutely buy a device like this that ran Windows 10 and could dock, providing an experience like an evolution of the "Continuum" feature seen in Windows 10 Mobile.
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5y ago
I think Tesla's strategy is to start with the total battery supply and allocate batteries to vehicles with sufficiently high margin that they can scale as quickly as possible. They delayed refreshing the X and S for a long time, I beli
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5y ago
Indeed. Also, GP comment might want to remember we're in a thread about the F-150, a truck that many consumers will want to use to get to job sites. Arguably, such a use case needs even more charging infrastructure than average elect
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Several pieces of the Autopilot software suite are included at no charge. The "FSD Capability" (pre-payment for a future delivery of full self-driving) is the $10K option you are thinking of. Buyers of the FSD Capability package
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5y ago
> if they can't sell 100,000 Mach-E's in the next 12 months then they're doing something wrong. Specifically, the thing they are doing wrong is not having enough capacity to make 100K Mach-Es this year. It's not th
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5y ago
Yeah, the $40K version of the F150 Lightning is the "commercial use" one, which will presumably be utilitarian. I think they plan to reveal more about the commercial version on Monday. If the $40K commercial use version is the ri
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5y ago
Someone made a useful graphic breakdown of the revenue, costs, and profit numbers from Tesla's Q1 2021 earnings report: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E0ES_LuX0AED-eo?format=png&name=... It's worth a review
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5y ago
I am certain the GP comment means "The EU does not have the [politically corrupted] United States CDC."
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I am very opposed to the removal of the compact density option. I adjust to compact on all of my computing devices because any screen real-estate recaptured for content without the loss of functionality is a good thing. On any device wi
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6y ago
I am a self-hosted partisan, so I obviously avoid Ring. But this article feels disingenuous in implying that there is something uniquely nefarious about Ring here, aside from perhaps the relative ease by which the authorities are able to r
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6y ago
I just posted a super quick addition of a title attribute on the language color box. So you should be able to hover over the little colored box at the left of framework names to see the language name for that color.
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Thanks, tomcam. It is a lot of work, but it's what we do in between our paying work. And we find it fascinating and fun. I think what really hits home are the stories about people upgrading elements at the foundation of their stack—t
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Nat Slipstreaming v2.0 (Jan 26 update)
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https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/terminal/
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As someone who is relatively outside of the JavaScript ecosystem, I had the following realization yesterday when I was reviewing this: JavaScript has what I would consider two distinct flavors of "back-end" frameworks. It has fram
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Ah, it seems this site is aware of my preference for a dark color scheme. @media (prefers-color-scheme: dark) { /* defaults to dark theme */ body { background-color: #002B36; color: #AAA; }
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Lower the contrast? Strongly disagree. Its use of gray text on a dark blue background is pretty common. If anything, the contrast is too low; I'd brighten the text if I were the designer. But it's readable. In my opinion, what
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My favorite feature of that scene in Wargames is that when Joshua/WOPR gets down to two or one digit remaining, there is still time to have suspenseful dialog. This in spite of the fact that there would only be 100 or 10 remaining p
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This thread is clarifying to me. I now have more anecdotal data to back up my anecdotal feeling that I don't agree with most people on HN on matters such as this. The highest voted answers are things I feel are overhyped. Harry Potte
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27 inch is a small monitor. But I agree, usable real estate comes first, then clarity (by way of scaling). So you want a genuinely large monitor (at least 40 inches) at 8K+.
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Agreed. If I recall correctly, around the same time, Electronic Arts was capturing some similar success by releasing several games with "Construction Set" in the name. Did Lode Runner inspire this? A lesser known Lode Runner clo
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