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by carlivar 5y ago
The Trade Desk | SRE / DevOps / Infrastructure | Multiple US locations, Sydney AU, London UK, or US remote The Trade Desk is the world’s leading programmatic advertising Demand Side Platform (DSP). We handle tens of millions of re
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It's difficult to provide evidence for a prediction (perhaps you just mean data), but perhaps a counter revolution is already here, based on this: "Between 1991 and 2017, the percentage of high-school students who’d had intercours
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We love haproxy. It is the load balancer powering millions of requests per second in aggregate in our data centers. These data centers cost less than half what the cloud would.
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Tesla doesn't make batteries. Panasonic does.
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Completely agree about the Volt. PHEVs are ideal, and best for the environment. Who cares if you have to use gas a couple times a month for longer ranges if you don't need to mine so much lithium and cobalt for the battery? Cutting gas
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Also no side mirrors. It's kind of a joke how poorly defined it is with people seriously expecting it this year.
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The Cybertruck is coming from a leader with a history of hasty, half baked communication. If you think the Cybertruck will be out this year or exactly as pictured and specified... well I think that is extremely unlikely. A production protot
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Fair enough. I don't think of it as gospel, but rather a source of things to think about and research further. It would be much better if there was an analysis of each individual graph for sure. Edit: it's also simpler to just foc
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I knew it was Krugman just reading the title and domain. It's unfortunate that Paul often chooses to use such a smug, dividing, and patronizing tone. In these times we don't need more of that. But it's the usual stereotyping
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It is amusing that this comment thread came to an abrupt end once you were contradicted about what is "actually very important".
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It reminds me more of BBS days, Usenet, gopher, and a touch of Infocom.
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Agreed, but you CAN say that the business of selling cars is a long term endeavor and the regulatory credits are transient. Invest accordingly.
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What is your source that price and quantity were unchanged for a decade?
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Do they compare like-for-like driving conditions and roadways? If it's just autopilot versus not-autopilot, that's flawed. People don't turn on autopilot in urban environments, for example, where accidents are more likely.
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There is no data published to fully back up the claim that autopilot is safer than humans. The problem on the surface is: Autopilot is used mainly on limited access roads but safety is compared to all roads. A Tesla is an expensive, new car
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Tesla is still building cars in a tent, and with an alarming lack of quality assurance. Generally, Toyota Production System principles are available for anyone to use. Tesla has achieved a remarkable amount of things but manufacturing effic
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A few years ago I'd agree it would be a major EV setback but there are so many other options now I don't think that's the case any longer. I'm very optimistic about Rivian. It's Tesla but without the ego thinking th
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by carlivar 6y ago
Fulfilling a promise Obama made, and broke. https://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/promises/obameter/p...
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After fireballs streaked across sky, space-junk sleuths got busy(seattletimes.com)
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Telegram and other chat apps support sending your location to someone.
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Agreed. But now we need touchpad hardware and/or drivers at Mac level quality and features.
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But no graph available for ethics.
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Tier 2 in what exactly?
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America should have done the South Korea playbook. Technology based, aggressive testing and contact tracing via an intense public-private partnership.
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Note that you get a free Family account if you are already in an Enterprise plan (so if your work uses it, which mine does).
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Which is why fiat conversion will eventually be heavily regulated. People forget private gold ownership was illegal for decades of the 20th century.
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Try the Pomodoro Technique and make sure to close Slack and other distractions.
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This is only 254 useable addresses. Nice, but not that big.
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It's a way to for Musk to benefit from government subsidies (as described in the article), like all Musk ventures.
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Levandowski but not Snowden or Assange. Sigh.

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