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by craig1f 8y ago
The layman abstract is basically what cable news has turned into their business. "Forget trying to understand this issue, let us explain how you should feel about it!" It will immediately be abused. Still, probably better than the
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by craig1f 8y ago
The funny thing is, growing up, construction is awe-inspiring. In my last position, I worked across the street from where they were putting up two buildings. We'd gawk over how brave they must be to be up that high on the rafters.
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by craig1f 8y ago
His strategy is to fix the issue quick, and to prevent people from capitalizing on these opportunities to sink his company. You don't think Ford is throwing money at anyone who will bad-mouth Tesla? NHTSA will spin their wheels for a y
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by craig1f 8y ago
I agree that there are concerns. I just don't think any of my concerns ever start with a news article. Every time I read an article like this, and think "Oh no, a legitimate concern" it ends up being overblown. If this layoff
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by craig1f 8y ago
Few and far between. Whenever I hear this, it's always "oh, they take subsidies". The only ones I've heard that haven't been trolling are concerns about their financial reports, which are always "concerns about
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by craig1f 8y ago
No one considers Elon Musks Twitter to be unbiased, real news. Stop trolling with false dichotomies.
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by craig1f 8y ago
The problem is that most unbiased news sources have been corrupted. Reddit has fallen, and hackernews is about all that's left. That means that the trolls have begun showing up here. Trolls have gotten more skilled, and are able to con
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by craig1f 8y ago
Misleading in that, when you hear layoffs, you immediately think "financial trouble" because that's usually the context that you hear about layoffs. These articles you hear about Tesla are sometimes factual, but they're
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by craig1f 8y ago
Looks like the 9% were mostly management in redundant roles, not production. 100% of the articles I have read about Tesla have been completely fabricated hit-pieces, or like this one, completely misleading. I think that at this point, they
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by craig1f 9y ago
Your comment seems like trolling.
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by craig1f 9y ago
I'm making a huge gender-related assumption here, but I think you're making a good first guess at what she'll be interested in regarding front-end and design. People who are more social (and women tend to be more social) are
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by craig1f 9y ago
Note: I read the article wrong, and read "raises the opportunity cost" as "raises the opportunity". I thought I was refuting the point, but in fact, agreed with the point. Whoops!
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by craig1f 9y ago
Yeah, I read that wrong. Whoops
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by craig1f 9y ago
If you drive down my friend's neighborhood in North Virginia, you see house after house of moms with law-degrees, math degrees, engineering degrees, most with Masters, who said "fuck working" after 5-10 years and decided to b
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by craig1f 9y ago
I think that things are hard for different reasons. Nothing will ever be easy. If you believe life will get to the point that it's easy, you've got things wrong.
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by craig1f 9y ago
"Jobs for women are higher-paying and more satisfying than ever before, and that raises the opportunity cost of having large families" This is not true. Depending on the wife for income prevents her from focusing on having a large
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by craig1f 9y ago
I feel like AWS and the Cloud in general have to be helping with this issue, because people no longer need to lock down individual IPs or ranges of IPs to get work done. Without the need to lock down an IP that you may or may not need to us
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by craig1f 9y ago
I f *ing hate clickbait titles more than anything, AND THEY PISS ME OFF!
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by craig1f 9y ago
TL;DR; - You get more fault-tolerance with a large number of smaller engines
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by craig1f 9y ago
Every week there is a hit-piece on SpaceX, or Tesla, or Musk. Very rarely is the article grounded in reality. It is usually easy to prove the article false within 5 minutes. I'm not even going to bother to read anything from Buzzfeed.
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by craig1f 9y ago
This is true. The engines overperformed and they're going a lot further than they meant to. This is better than anticipated news. It's only bad if you're REALLY focused on the Tesla "going to Mars", which it was nev
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by craig1f 9y ago
First, not saying I believe that these guys are legit, but "thermodynamics" is a noun. Thermodynamic energy is a type of energy, like chemical energy is a type of energy. There is also nuclear, stored, potential, light, kinetic, a
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by craig1f 9y ago
This is objectively not true. Women played a role. They still play a role. They didn't rule anything. It was the Wild West, and it was ruled by anyone who was willing to take a chance and succeed. This rewriting of history, to make it
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by craig1f 9y ago
This is a garbage article. Every time some emotional person writes crap like this, it converts someone to the alt-right. This is viewed by the right as evidence that the "left will eventually eat its own".
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by craig1f 9y ago
A bad advocate undoes the work of a good advocate. Bill Nye doesn't really use scientific methods. His last show was a mess, because he made assertions he didn't back up. Bill Nye has done good work on the past, but he is undoing
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by craig1f 9y ago
How does this compare to pi-hole?
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by craig1f 9y ago
I was going to say the same thing you said. Angular/React routing, if done correctly, don't have those problems at all. If you let the SPA framework do your page-changing for you, open-in-tab and history still works. If you do ama
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by craig1f 9y ago
I think like, with most things, it's all about the tradeoff. I have one in my house in the living room. It basically exists to have an easy way of turning on Spotify. We don't have sensitive conversations in the living room. If so
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by craig1f 9y ago
When a millennial does something I hate, I tend to not want to blame them directly, so instead I attribute their behavior to a sort of group behavior. When they do something I like, it's easier to attribute their behavior to them as an