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9y ago
Only in an 'online' format though. If you want the ePub / PDF then its better to buy the book. Having the content free online is really useful for linking/referencing to the content. It's similar with Learn You A Ha
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9y ago
I still don't understand the fear of the Windows dos prompt. In the terminal section [0] he suggests Hyper: > it is an Electron based app and it’s a bit sluggish but works well, scales well and looks like it’s 2018. Electron? Would
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9y ago
She was more interested in the animation than the launch. Overall a bit underwhelmed, slightly intruiged by the launch but not much more. She's not quite sure why daddy is so excited that there's a car floating around in space. I
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9y ago
Twitter used to have an RSS feed for users that you followed. So oldskool private Twitter accounts would be kind of similar too.
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9y ago
Invite only blogs perhaps. That's basically facebook though. [0] [0]: https://xkcd.com/1367/
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9y ago
Driving around looking for a free parking spot
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9y ago
I think it's just fuel saving for the ship rather than lack of autonomy
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9y ago
That's the shiniest Tesla I ever saw. Makes more sense.
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9y ago
Ah fair enough, the colour confused me.
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9y ago
I was just assuming it was going to blow up.
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9y ago
That was the new Tesla that just was announced. I assume he hasn't been driving it for years.
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9y ago
Best advertising ever. This is what Pirelli used to say about their calendar. It costs so much to get a front page ad in a newspaper, it's worth all the costs of the calendar. Who cares though, it's just so fucking amazing that th
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I showed my 5yo daughter the animation they had before she went to bed, will show her the video tomorrow.
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If you compare it to having a lever by the driver as in any other car, that's 2 seconds to do vs them having to search on the Internet / find documents in the car then find the hole then connect up a battery. The car could be upsi
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9y ago
My daughter is 5yo for this launch, here's hoping this can have a similar impact.
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9y ago
About the height of the letters on the side of the rocket coincidentally enough.
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9y ago
Perhaps suing companies is the judicial way of valuing bug bounties.
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9y ago
Hopefully Tesla takes seriously what Munro is saying.
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9y ago
The stuff that Munro is pointing out is so fundamental that I don't see how there's bias in it. The craziness that there is some hidden circle underneath the front hatch that you have to know to open and pull out a couple of leads
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9y ago
I thought the inside of the i3 was ok, just that it looked ugly from the outside
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9y ago
It does make me hope that BMW are working on another i3 style car that isn't so damn ugly.
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9y ago
In a similar fashion to the start of the article you have 1. http://motherfuckingwebsite.com/ 2. http://bettermotherfuckingwebsite.com/ 3. I wrote a slight further step for minimal forms/bootstrap htt
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9y ago
It's not just speed it's the distance that you keep. If everyone kept to the 3 seconds rule, which basically applies at any speed we'd all be safer. Further you simply increase that when there's ice and rain. France has
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9y ago
They may be 'safe' for the people in the car, but not for the people who get hit. It's cars crashing into bicycles, pedestrians or buses (causing the buses to avoid them and crash) that are the major issue. The people who di
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9y ago
Musk tweeted about that [0]. edit: I'd forgotten that there's a flamethrower at the end of the clip. That YouTube clip you posted is broken for me. [0]: https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/937447589460426
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9y ago
Ah, ok, it could just be a cultural thing that I'm missing. I hadn't seen it on any other German job applications though.
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9y ago
All your job applications require that that the applicant must state their salary demands. It seems like you're just data mining for salaries. This is very atypical, most companies wait at least until the interview and would stop me ev
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9y ago
There's research that goes on for cryonics, the Wait But Why [0] article on it was interesting. [0]: https://waitbutwhy.com/2016/03/cryonics.html
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9y ago
Perhaps I'm taking what you say too literally, but you couldn't equate it with murder. It would be mass attempted manslaughter. So it would have to be at that level. That's not to say we shouldn't treat it as seriously j
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I did some investigation based on the Washington Post data for Skeptics Stack Exchange [0]. There's a significant difference between black and white killings. [0]: https://skeptics.stackexchange.com/a/39887/37
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