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by clintonb 5y ago
That’s the hardware for the 2016 version. The latest version of FSD needs newer hardware.
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by clintonb 5y ago
$10K is the current price. Early last year it was $7K. The price used to be around $2K. Regardless of the price, Tesla is selling a product that it may never deliver.
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by clintonb 5y ago
Nope. My company has a set slate of interviews. I am there to primarily get signal from my specific discussions/questions. I rarely look at resumes before I start the interview. Even if I did, I’m not going to peruse the candidate’s Gi
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by clintonb 5y ago
Hollywood may be the pinnacle for some actors financially, but the stage is where many want to hone/demonstrate their abilities. I disagree that drama classes should be free solely on the basis that actors, on average, are not highly-p
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by clintonb 5y ago
Note that the content belongs to the professors and university partners, not edX or 2U.
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by clintonb 5y ago
I worked at edX for a few years as an engineer, but left 3.5 years ago. There isn't much of a story here. Of the top 10 officers listed on page 7 of the 990, only two—Anant and Adam—work directly for edX. The directors are MIT or Harva
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by clintonb 5y ago
Comments get grayer as they are further downvoted.
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by clintonb 5y ago
There is no benefit to doing this. Credit scores/checks only work by centralizing loan data with various credit bureaus. Whether that data is in a database or on a block chain doesn’t matter.
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by clintonb 5y ago
Isn't this achievable with an API/RPC?
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by clintonb 5y ago
I had a similar experience with a battery replacement. I declined to share the password, and the owner claims he was able to run the battery diagnostics without the password.
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by clintonb 5y ago
Dokku has a lot of overhead to run.
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by clintonb 5y ago
I only have anecdata. Brand loyalty is strong amongst truck drivers. Those who want the Lightning will either use their current F-150s a little longer or get another ICE/PHEV. Jumping ship for Tesla, even with the better specs, might n
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by clintonb 5y ago
> Goodwill can start an unofficial recycling sorting operation, and learn to make a profit center out of this cost center. Most recycling centers are running at a deficit because no one wants to buy the recycled material. https:/&#
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by clintonb 5y ago
I have found that investing in writing a README saves a lot of time when revisiting of projects. Pinned dependencies ensure I rarely have to deal with returning to a broken, or non-reproducible, development environment.
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by clintonb 6y ago
Follow this guide: https://support.1password.com/compatible-website-design/ . Even if you can't test, at least try. I find that few forms take the basic steps. Most importantly: don't fuck with paste!
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by clintonb 6y ago
1. Time from colander to sauce is under a minute for me. How long is it for you that this matters? 2. Make exactly the amount of pasta you need for the meal. No leftovers to store.
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by clintonb 6y ago
Stripe is only good for payments. Square does storefronts, but I have no experience with them. Shopify is “good enough” if you need to get a storefront up quickly, and integrate with payments and shipping.
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by clintonb 6y ago
DonorBox is great, but non-profits pay a DB fee of 1.5% on top of Stripe's fees (which can be discounted to ~2.2% if you ask).
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by clintonb 6y ago
The idea of paying someone $250 when the government already has the data is ridiculous. Accountants are accessible to some, but we shouldn't need to pay someone when the government can do the calculations.
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by clintonb 6y ago
That’s part of of most states’ escheatment processes. Inactive bank accounts are typically closed after three years, and funds are given to the state to hold until you claim them.
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by clintonb 6y ago
It does: https://www.usds.gov/ . It's my understanding that USDS also bids on projects, but isn't necessarily the go-to team for such work.
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by clintonb 6y ago
They tried: https://www.businessinsider.com/teslas-battery-swapping-plan... . Supercharging is more convenient.
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by clintonb 6y ago
The prices I've seen are also slightly more expensive than Superchargers.
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by clintonb 6y ago
> My impression is that many of the superchargers are in locations that are fine for travel, but not very convenient for shopping. This isn't true everywhere. In the Bay Area, I've used a few in shopping centers. Same for the f
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by clintonb 6y ago
> But using tech to improve speed of policy should be a thing I’m going to push back against this. What problem are you actually solving that requires technology? Some would argue policy making should be purposefully slow and intentional
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by clintonb 6y ago
Dynamic headlines or articles sound terrifying. Look at where the content surfacing algorithms of Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube have gotten us in terms of divisiveness. Changing the article actual content based on the desires of the reader
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by clintonb 6y ago
Lowering gear is a strong belief tightly held. I don’t think I’ll change my mind on that. :)
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by clintonb 6y ago
Requirements and time to work. January 20th at noon was the absolute-ish deadline, but when did the work begin? Was it November 4, or sometime later given the lack of concession from the previous administration?
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by clintonb 6y ago
Maybe, for basic use cases. I use Forestry as a CMS for my Jekyll site. I only have two templates: page and blog post.
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by clintonb 6y ago
Common sense isn’t common, and sometimes it helps to write down the obvious. Obviously planes should only land with the gear down, yet not all planes have. Hence the use of checklists stating the obvious: lower the gear.

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