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idop
3y ago
The problem isn't that the website is not HTML-only, but rather that it is JavaScript-only (practically-speaking). If you're using NoScript, or otherwise have JavaScript disabled, you get an empty page with nothing but an error me
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How to Interview Software Developers as a Software Developer
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idop
3y ago
> Tesla is the largest EV manufacturing the world. It isn't. See BYD Auto.
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idop
3y ago
They did use the full title. Yours is a subtitle, look again.
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idop
3y ago
So apparently this OceanGate company is a VC-funded startup or some such founded "to make underwater exploration cheaper and accessible to private citizens" (Wikipedia quote). Tells me everything I need to know about how this all
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idop
3y ago
This doesn't tell us whether new submersibles were ever built.
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idop
3y ago
That was one thing. I think the biggest thing was that in Reddit you got to chose the type of content you wanted to see. You more or less curated your own feed. The moment Reddit started shoving "You might like this" into the webs
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idop
3y ago
You may be right, but keep in mind that the comparison with Apollo isn't a fair one. There are many third party Reddit clients. Red Reader (which I use), Reddit Is Fun, Stealth, Infinity, Dawn, and many more. You'd have to combine
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idop
3y ago
1. As mentioned, this article is about Full Self Driving Beta Pro Black Edition, but it's important to note that it is commonly confused with Autopilot, and vice versa. Even the most die-hard Tesla fans routinely confuse the two (examp
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idop
4y ago
It's not paranoid, it's simple observation. Anything that can be abused by someone, will be abused by someone. The question is whether the benefits overshadow the potential for abuse. In this case, they don't.
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idop
4y ago
The solution being (supposedly) easy doesn't discount the severity of the issue. Owners must be informed and aware.
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idop
4y ago
Yes, and good that they do.
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idop
4y ago
While this may be a valid sentiment, it doesn't change the fact that you're reading bullshit. Many of the articles created by the aforementioned system are of a medical nature, for example, and the information it spits out is ofte
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idop
4y ago
I know someone who has an SEO business, and AI-generated is pretty much all he's doing. He has hundreds of websites with nothing but AI-generated content and all the SEO shit and they're all top of the pop at Google. Ever since I
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idop
4y ago
Cool, thanks!
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idop
4y ago
I was waiting for this, but it doesn't mention which version of Perl 5 this is.
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idop
4y ago
Alright, that's enough internet for today, good night everybody.
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idop
4y ago
So she knew she was going to prison, and decided to bring kids in to the world to grow up without a mother? That's even worse. Edit: typo
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idop
4y ago
Yes. And you should negotiate at the dealership too.
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idop
4y ago
> I own a Tesla and have had no problems with customer service. Good for you, really. That doesn't invalidate the countless horror stories that prop up on those forums multiple times a day.
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idop
4y ago
If there's anything Tesla seems to have proven, it's that dealerships are actually good (or at least better) for the customer. Tesla customers are a captive audience wholly dependent on a startup with no customer service. Non-Tesl
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idop
4y ago
Was Martin Shkreli's and Jordan Belfort's prison terms significant? In any case, when you ruin people's lives, any prison term is insignificant.
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idop
4y ago
He shouldn't bother. Soon he'll be offered a book deal, a movie deal and an exclusive interview deal that will net him enough money to live comfortably for at least a few decades. Not to mention that after his not-so-significant p
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idop
4y ago
If you ask me: a low-level SCM framework.
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idop
4y ago
Thanks for pointing out my errors, I now see where I was wrong.
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idop
4y ago
> That's not the alternative, who develops like that? As an independent contractor working with many different companies, unfortunately, virtually everybody.
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idop
4y ago
To be clear, what I'm advocating for is that feature branches get rebased regularly by the developer until PR-time and a clean merge into the mainline. I usually recommend squashing to one commit but do not insist. I can definitely see
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idop
4y ago
That's fine of course. Personally, I prefer to make things as easy as possible to understand at that unspecified but probable future date when a customer opens a SEV1 and I have to consult with the log, among other things. Make it idio
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4y ago
At the end of the day everything depends on the organization. In a hectic startup where requirements change on an hourly basis and releases are made several times a day, I would absolutely insist on keeping the log linear and as clear as po
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idop
4y ago
Oh definitely, a clear and enforced strategy and conventions are more important than anything.
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