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grizzles
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Doug Polk did a funnny YT takedown of this story a few days ago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kDtE9vrRiA He shows a clip with Mike's brother talking about how Mike will do anything he can to angle shoot (eg. cheat)
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I said the body was different. Tesla standardizing on Raven is not really a counterexample. These other differences (eg. a few extra battery cells) are so chickenshit that if a factory level product engineer was making these changes 99% of
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Well let's see. They use the same range of Tesla batteries. They use the same motors. The same brakes (Brembo), same transmission, similar suspension. Neither have an ic engine, fuel tank or radiator. The difference in the wheelbase be
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S and X models are just the model 3 chassis with a different body & trim. Those are the parts of the car that are easy to change. Effectively they are selling the same product at 3 different price points. That's retail 101.
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I love Musk but this is a bad feature because he hasn't looked at the actuarial case for not having this. TONS of car accidents happen in parking lots.
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Ignore this advice. At least a 10X return is standard. If it's sale or nothing, another option is to leverage his offer to get finance from other investors if that's what you want. I've sold a startup for below what it's
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If I wasn't aware of it's market value, I wouldn't pay $25 for it. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and status seeker.
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I'm making a health game that runs on a tv. I can currently gather data via bluetooth but it would be nice to have better control over the bracelet ui.
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I think I had one of these kicking around and gave it to my mother in law. I'm developing a smart watch product. I'm working with a Chinese company that does the firmware dev. If there's someone out experienced with SWD etc a
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This is an odd form of public shaming. Satya ought to respond to him on Twitter that it's a deal if he'd be willing to pay 50% of the price they paid him for it. A shame back if you will.
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I guess only duckduckgo has the cajones to compete with google
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You can't build a business if you need 10-15 half baked assumptions/bets all to be true for it to succeed. Robotics startups need to internalize an attitude that consumer robotics will never be a thing. Of course they will, but th
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Statistics is good for modelling things that are simplistic & low dimensional. Machine learning is good for modelling things that are nuanced & high dimensional. statisticians want to understand things but imho overestimate human ab
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Shippy | Fullstack Engineer (React+Postgres+Node.js) | REMOTE | Full or Part Time Shippy is a company run by veteran startup operators that will be disrupting the QA industry. We are looking for an engineer to help build the first version o
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It depends on the industry but margins in manufacturing are often enormous. I once worked in a factory making action figures. We could make a few dozen for under a penny in energy and material costs. Those sold for ~$19.99 each. It turns ou
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$20 + S&H if you want it. IDK if I'd feel right donating it to anyone. Its that bad.
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I bought a pinebook late last year. It's so terrible that I consider it e-waste. I hope this new version is at least usable for folks.
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I don't blame gitlab for playing the game. It does sort of matter if you care about the central organizing principle of our society (capitalism). Companies are meant to do more than simply reinforce the market dominance of a single mar
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7y ago
Is it profitable though?
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It would be useful if you could somehow estimate the health, species and growth rate of those trees.
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Suggest a slack only meeting once a week. Then when they f up you can at least reference your earlier slack comment.
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wildduck.email looks pretty good. It has a js api so you don't have to worry about jmap proxying to your message store.
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Math is not required to learn web dev.
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Glass is 100% recyclable. It's conceivable that a robot could be built to fabricate ML models and meltdown / update old models when necessary. That would be pretty steampunk.
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Any chance you could put Libratus / Pluribus online for people like me to try to beat it?
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Is there an open source slack alternative that's simple to setup? I'd settle for just a react gui with the nice screens. The trend of commercial open source apps to be a major PITA to deploy & hack on is kind of tiresome imo.
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You could set up some ASLR cameras, and create a website showing how much the city would make by doing congestion charging. Local governments always love revenue.
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If I used my right arm I was feeling it. And I don't do much leg exercises so I'd say I deloaded on everything except cardio/anaerobic.
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A year ago I had golfer's elbow and it seemed like it wasn't ever going away. After years of lifting very heavy I thought, this is it - I'm fucked. Well fast forward to now and it's pretty much gone. All I did was knock
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That fantasy will be dispelled within the next 2 months with an announced delay. This is very common in longshots, leaving the self actualization up to the last moment seems to be a coping strategy to minimize psychological harm to themsel
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