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by jml78 5y ago
Tesla and every other EV maker is battery constrained. Tesla will sell every Cybertruck they can make as fast as they can make them. Tesla still doesn’t sell that many cars overall per quarter. But they can’t keep up with their demand. For
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by jml78 5y ago
By your post you justify that racism is ok because people should just accept people should be free to have ideas. I agree, they can have those ideas but they aren’t free from the consequences of having shitty ideas. Yes I believe people ca
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by jml78 5y ago
Here is how I took it. I watched it the day it came out before I read the outrage. I am a southern raised white male. I have seen Dave live. I HAD been a fan of his stuff. I had some issues with his comedy in the past but nothing that m
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by jml78 5y ago
Short sellers have a vested interest in seeing a company fail. So spreading FUD absolutely happens whether it is Tesla or any company being shorted. It can definitely have an impact on the viability of a company Has nothing to do with ego.
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by jml78 6y ago
If you are in the US, you can do Greenlight cards. Downside is the monthly fee.
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by jml78 6y ago
My in laws live In the middle of nowhere. Their option for many years was 3G and eventually 4G. Having to visit them, 4G was just unbearable. Eventually ATT said they could just barely get 1.5Mbps down service. That was superior to the 4
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by jml78 6y ago
> But, this happens both ways good and bad so it's probably a wash. Only if you ignore reality. Huge hedge funds are called market movers for a reason. These hedge funds decide to short your company's stock and they have a di
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by jml78 6y ago
I got involved very early and had to roll my own implementation using terraform and shell scripts. It has been in productions for a long time without issue. Only downside is that we have to do blue green upgrades for major versions instead
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by jml78 6y ago
I am talking about out of the box features. Docker for Mac has kubernetes built in. Check a box and you have a k8s cluster. On Linux you need minikube, kind, or in my case, I built a custom k3s solution.
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by jml78 6y ago
I never said kubernetes wasn’t supported on Linux. I said docker on Linux does not have that as a feature out of the box. Go install docker desktop for Mac. Click a preference and you have kubernetes. That is not the case in Linux. Can y
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by jml78 6y ago
And docker on Linux doesn’t support all the features that docker on Mac does. Specifically kubernetes. You can dismiss this but if your dev shop is doing dev work that lands in a k8s cluster, it sure is nice to just have devs install docke
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by jml78 6y ago
Why? Should we pull the flu vaccine off the market even though it saves lives? Even when the flu vaccine isn’t dialed in for that year’s strain, it still generally makes symptoms less severe. If these vaccines turn covid-19 into a typical c
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by jml78 6y ago
Let me help. I worked as a developer using a Mac since 2006. My workflow was defined by it. Prior to that, I was a Linux guy. But back then the Linux UI was just terrible. In 2018, I convinced my company to get me a system76 laptop. Pop_
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by jml78 6y ago
If people think deployment yamls are complicated, what til they see tekton. Don’t get me wrong, I actually love tekton because I hate everything that is Jenkins and most other CICD tool integration with k8s. So tekton is just amazing in th
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by jml78 6y ago
Every year I get an $800/month raise in September because the feds stop taking social security out of my paycheck once I have earned a certain amount. It makes zero sense. Eliminate that one thing and it would be the single largest ta
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by jml78 6y ago
Did the interviewer not know enough about ML to even challenge the bogus statements. Yes, apple’s strategy is more privacy protecting. But holy hell, yes larger data sets are going to be more accurate and the resultant model doesn’t have to
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by jml78 6y ago
starship.rs will show your current context all the time. Personally I have that and the git plugins configured
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by jml78 6y ago
Well service depends on where you live. I live three hours from a service center. The mobile tech for my area is amazing. He is honest and busts his ass to make things right for customers. But yes some people have had some terrible servi
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by jml78 7y ago
And it takes 3-5 days for CDC results to come back. My whole family is in isolation due to potential exposure while we wait to find out if the sick person has cov-19.
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by jml78 7y ago
How about creating a similar iOS app for this site? :-)
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by jml78 7y ago
So you are saying the US killed Khashoggi. Of course you don't mean that. What you mean is that the US didn't intervene. Yes, I am certain the world that hates the US would have loved the US intervening in Saudi Arabia's aff
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by jml78 7y ago
Ummm Trump's biggest critics aren't dropping dead left and right. That is exactly what happens to Putin's critics.
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by jml78 7y ago
I am fine getting rid of the NSA as soon as you can guarantee that Russia and China dismantle their equivalents. Not to mention all the other agencies in the world. Sorry but when you talk of those two in particular, the US is the obvious
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by jml78 7y ago
Sorta but sorta not. Lots of things are contracted out but still run in DoD data centers with government oversight. Me = Former DoD software engineer of 12 years. But even so, there are a shit ton of DoD software people.
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by jml78 7y ago
The DoD absolutely has the technical ability to run their own shit.
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by jml78 7y ago
By probing, I mean looking beyond predictions, the underlying nature of it. The equations of QM give us great results but it is very much an oracle type situation. We ask a question and we get a good answer. But why? Theoretical physic
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by jml78 7y ago
Quantum mechanics is an example. We know how to use QM. It is an amazing theory. But physicists aren't probing QM anymore. Well most aren't. It does such a good job spitting out answers, we don't ask why. There is a lot
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by jml78 7y ago
You do know that Wikileaks was on the verge of releasing damaging info on Putin. Then magically it never happened after Assange was visited by Russian agents. Sorry they are nothing more than a propaganda machine of Russia at this point. T
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by jml78 7y ago
But that never happens. I come from the opposite side of the equation. I was not allowed into the gifted and talented program in my school because I had a lot of trouble with reading when I was young. However, I was probably the most gift