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by ddoolin 8y ago
They give both in this report, and GAAP first, why the complaint?
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by ddoolin 8y ago
You should share what those cars are. Also, when are they planning to enter the market at large? Why haven't they done so yet? I don't doubt other major manufacturers will soon give Tesla a run for their money, but mysterious Chin
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by ddoolin 8y ago
When? That time has already arrived for many of us in California. :) Their response is to build more, of course, and to expand the current ones. I agree with the sibling that this is a good problem for Tesla to have, particularly as new Tes
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by ddoolin 8y ago
Regarding the bias, I think it's the same way here, to be honest. My sample size for California (employer) is n = 1, and we do work that is both technically challenging and fun, so we attract and can only realistically take on those ki
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by ddoolin 8y ago
Agreed, it's kinda hard to qualify, particularly as a side-effect rather than the central focus. Most of this boils down to personality. I also sometimes wish I had gotten my degree for similar reasons, and still do plan to, though per
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by ddoolin 8y ago
I'm self-taught and that salary is within a couple $K of my own. Regarding your own experience though, I have noticed the inverse wherever I go. I moved from Charlotte (NC) two years ago, and there nearly everyone was self-taught and t
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by ddoolin 8y ago
Not much to add, but want to note that you're spot on. I've encountered this SO many times over the years and this is always the explanation I'm given. At first it just made me indignant, too, and to some degree I guess it st
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by ddoolin 8y ago
I'd like to learn more, any recommendations/links?
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by ddoolin 8y ago
Would you call single-celled organisms (or anything that came before Dickinsonia) animals?
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by ddoolin 8y ago
I didn't know, so here it is for others: prehistoric, adjective; relating to or denoting the period before written records:
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by ddoolin 8y ago
Why not?
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by ddoolin 8y ago
Just donated what I can for now. I've used CM in a number of projects over the years and it's quite enjoyable once you get used to it, the feature set is comparatively large, and the defaults are quite good. If you're willing
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by ddoolin 8y ago
This still happens for sure, in the form of the mentioned "bro talk" and unbearable clique-type memes, but it is now augmented with many more useful posts.
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by ddoolin 8y ago
I believe their current model only really works if more than one (or a few people) at your company are using Blind. At that point it becomes difficult to map Blind users to employees. In any case, simply being a user of it shouldn't be
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by ddoolin 8y ago
Love it! Very cool concept.
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by ddoolin 8y ago
Mine's a year and a half old now, no problems here. Works like a charm. I should note that roughly 25% of that time has been on an external keyboard (Apple display, MBP lid closed), so it might not see as much use as others.
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by ddoolin 8y ago
I'd think you can cache results of geocoding either direction as their results should hardly change. Not sure of the usage model but if it involves repeated look ups, this should be OK if it doesn't break any terms.
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by ddoolin 8y ago
That's neat, thanks for sharing.
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by ddoolin 8y ago
For me, 1Password has taken care of this space for years, so I'm curious how this will compare.
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by ddoolin 8y ago
In your opinion, is this a solution to the "AI winter" that is often talked about? I'm an engineer but not involved in AI but things like meta-reinforcement seem, from the info/perspective you've given, to address t
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by ddoolin 8y ago
Have a read of part 2, where the author discusses approaches of solving the problem in part 1 -- https://thegradient.pub/how-to-fix-rl/ It seems like there's a bit of research in this area but it's not receiv
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by ddoolin 8y ago
Can this be solved by using IPv6 and addressing everything publicly?
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by ddoolin 8y ago
I started doing this after I came back from living in Korea a couple of times. The only one who ever tried was, I think, Sprint or another carrier, who offered to put a hold on my account but they could only do that for some short number of
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by ddoolin 8y ago
Or, given the overall tone of the piece, she didn't feel it necessary to go into those details. I'm sure there are plenty of other details that also went glossed over. Your own tone implies they're lying for a possibly nefari
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by ddoolin 8y ago
This exact same thing happened with Amazon Fresh. Used to have a way to return ice packs, now you cannot. The instructions are the same: cut the pack, drain gel, recycle?
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by ddoolin 8y ago
Related question but not directly to OP: I'm a 6 years experience SWE making $200K TC (all "paper money") in Orange County (CA) right now -- is it realistic to ask for this much paper money if I wanted to attempt a spot at a
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by ddoolin 8y ago
I know this is not really your point, but what do you mean the US manufacturers are corrupt? From where I'm standing, it looks like European autos have that problem more than the US does.
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by ddoolin 8y ago
I second this, but I might also suggest swapping Xanax for some weed. I've had those hours of rolling panic attacks that ultimately led me to believe I was dead and it was utterly terrifying. In retrospect, the experience was amazing i
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by ddoolin 8y ago
Sure, but I was talking about Uber vs owning your own vehicle.
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by ddoolin 8y ago
Pure curiosity, does anyone know how much this type of position pays? At his level of expertise, and at a university specifically.

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