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by elisharobinson 6y ago
Get your facts straight it's only 1/3 of ten thousand and they will be separated into 3 shifts . Also they claim to have safe hygiene standards . I don't have any reason to doubt their clAIm . What do you get from going to c
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by elisharobinson 6y ago
i guess your ignoring the fact that if your county didnt have the authority to impose a speed limit but did so anyway than its not illegal to ignore it.
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by elisharobinson 6y ago
finally no more bonded labour for companies who get away with paying 70% less(in tech) due to immigrant status than their american counter part.
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by elisharobinson 6y ago
this is a text book cluster fack
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by elisharobinson 7y ago
this might sound like nonsense but i keep a small list of titles im really interested in and just search HN.
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Elsevier antivarl research now in open access(sciencedirect.com)
2 points by elisharobinson 7y ago|0 comments
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by elisharobinson 7y ago
i know that this sounds stupid but failure is par core for spacex. i remember a time when landing rockets were impossible and then it changed to landing orbital class rockets is very difficult to being surprised when a rocket doesnt land su
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by elisharobinson 7y ago
the customers may come and they may not come , but if the plant stays shut the whole company will shut down specially after having a lot of capx to get a new production line for making model y.
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by elisharobinson 7y ago
i dont appose the sentiment but i appose the statement of this being a illogical decission. lets assume that unit of loss to tesla is 1 , loss associated with virus affecting customers and employees -> 5 . loss associated with virus shu
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by elisharobinson 7y ago
from my experience linux mint + think pad + synaptic drivers for gesture support = mac experience. with 1/10th the cost.
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by elisharobinson 7y ago
<start of rant> if apple sold a licence for macos we can cut this BS and besides , i can only see audio professionals and graphic designers getting their monies worth. I get the argument about the "eco-system" but at what co
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by elisharobinson 7y ago
Interest rates can be anything , the important thing is it should keep pace with asset/goods creation. Why do you think we just cant stop having real estate bubbles or governments are unwilling to regulate them. Real estate is a great
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by elisharobinson 7y ago
if your the market leader without competition on a large addressable market your valuation can essentially be infinite. But most stock trades are being driven now by low interest rates once interest rates become more sensible , we should se
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by elisharobinson 7y ago
no new trends as such some general how to deal with people and company which is not taught . 1. have clear picture of the requirements . From the data model upwards . 2. Avoid loose talk. Listen If you profit speak if you help someone profi
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by elisharobinson 7y ago
from an outsider perspective i can say that to me This is a security tool and it should show popup for restricted sites and/or flagged sites. if its intent was a general notification extension like office emails etc , nobody would have
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by elisharobinson 7y ago
people like stability one of the main selling points is that python2 is relevant for the last 20 years. I expect more steam to pickup after julia 1.0 as go did.
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by elisharobinson 7y ago
did not mean any disrespect. just wanted to make a off hand reference to the presentation video which shows the cybr-truck pulling a f150.
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by elisharobinson 7y ago
the car would look 70% better if they remove a triangle of steel between the bowl and the end of the roof. i think i am warming up to the design after seeing more pics in better lighting.
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by elisharobinson 7y ago
sure and if it breaks down a tesla should do just fine toeing it.
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by elisharobinson 7y ago
cool i will check it out then .
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by elisharobinson 7y ago
my whole gripe with a strict type system , is that it does not need to be a language feature the same way tests/IDE dont need to part of the language. you can add them if you need it but it shouldnt be a center piece , what should alwa
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by elisharobinson 7y ago
its been a long time since i used it . is it stable ? it anyone using it in prod ? does it have a decent packaging solution ?
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by elisharobinson 7y ago
taking something awful and making it less awful is different than making something good better. python is 2 is a good programming language by any standard , i would like to see a fork of python 2 with emphasis on LTS and performance optimiz
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by elisharobinson 7y ago
i think type obsession should stop . And more effort should be placed on performance optimization of exiting apis. but there is lot to be learned from LTS lifestyle of other products like debian and redhat which allow community to be built
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by elisharobinson 7y ago
why is this foam of words called an article . And why is this on the first page of HN .
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by elisharobinson 7y ago
it would be good to take a step back and have a global perspective on this. If you consider yourself as a product in the market what value would you ascribe to yourself . And it also depends on the goals you have for yourself. the demand an
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by elisharobinson 7y ago
manager: why is it taking so long to deploy a simple cluster. back in my day we could code a whole ...
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by elisharobinson 7y ago
sinister != competent
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Ask HN: Are Macaroons widely used in the industry for Authorization
1 points by elisharobinson 7y ago|0 comments
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by elisharobinson 7y ago
i agree . i might clarify my original post, im half asleep. but i agree with the correction you pointed out in my original post.

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