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jmuguy
3y ago
They do wear faster on EVs but sub 10k miles is definitely not typical. This article is definitely written to grab attention with that 7k figure in the headline and then immediately starts walking that back.
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3y ago
Yep, the couple quoted at the start of the article "started noticing wear on the tires" at 5k. And then the 7k quote is also from them - note that it doesn't say they actually had to replace at 7k.
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3y ago
I supposed I've just been in Rails land for a while so I can't make an apples to apples comparison to how other frameworks approach things but I don't think insert_all is encouraging anything wrong - by the time a Rails team
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3y ago
Rails isn't super opinionated about database writes, its mostly left up to developers to discover that for relational DBs you do not want to be doing a bunch of small writes all at once. That said it specifically has tools to address t
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3y ago
I laugh every time I see ads for some giant, fuel inefficient, unsafe, ridiculous SUV advertising third row seating. Minivans are the answer to every question that ends in families buying a giant SUV right now but they’re not “cool”.
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3y ago
I'm excited about using it in the office as a replacement/enhancement to external monitors. Maybe it will suck for that - I don't know. But I never really cared about any of the use cases for VR or AR.
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3y ago
Haven't gotten a chance to try yet but thank you for having an icon that actually looks unique. My dock is filled with purplish blue circles and squares and I have no idea which app any of them are for anymore.
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3y ago
Yes, I can't wait for another "app drawer" alongside podcasts that I'm forced to ignore. This is causing me start buying music more and more from bandcamp so I can have control over all of this again.
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3y ago
Yep, we're in the midst of doing code review here and can't get our commits to show up on the site.
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3y ago
Back when I started using Plex the open source alternative was only XBMC. Plex just had the killer feature of being able to transcode correctly. But yes I agree, being a for profit closed source app has just been a pile of junk beyond the
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3y ago
There's been a steady stream of garbage "features" from Plex for a while and this is just the latest. Maybe the lifetime Plex Pass was a mistake but I bought it years ago and haven't wanted or used a single feature they
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3y ago
I'm not sure but myself and all my server users got the email and I've never intentionally opted into anything related to this.
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3y ago
Maybe doesn't work in Firefox? I just see a map with what I guess is light pollution overlaid but no hotels.
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3y ago
When it rains and the water literally comes up out of the limestone the state is sitting on you wonder why anyone would buy property there.
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3y ago
I’m not sure what the experience is with other niche genres of music but I’ve found more black and death metal on Bandcamp in the past month than has ever been recommended to me elsewhere. I get the impression that HN posters who don’t use
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3y ago
Nice to hear from an actual teacher about education. Billionaires have the same issue as a lot of other people - they went to school once, had some beef with it, are now successful, and so they think they've got some insight. Its fun
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3y ago
They seem to be glossing over the fact that Loom doesn't just record the screen - it immediately gives you a link to that recording.
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3y ago
Can someone explain the Home Assistant anecdote regarding JS and curl | sudo sh? Does the author mean Home Assistant isn't secure? Or that there's some issue with the front end of it? Or something else? Because imo... that is th
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3y ago
On the homepage clicking through to each set and there’s no indication anything is happening. Back button is pretty unresponsive as well.
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3y ago
Some sort of loading indicator(s) would be good. Clicking around and I guess its loading but I think its getting hugged pretty hard by HN right now.
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3y ago
This kind of makes me want to just remake OKCupid. I met my wife on there. It worked, really well, as the author describes. Surely there's money to be made there without just being another Tinder clone.
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3y ago
Tinfoil hat in me says that T-Mobile has a real bad problem with their internal tooling allowing low level employees access that facilitates these sort of attacks. They claim social engineering because that allows them to blame a specific
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3y ago
Getting hot coffee and tea out of a vending machine when it’s cold out is one of the best experiences of visiting Japan. Particularly since the machines are everywhere.
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3y ago
Seems to be missing the most animated knott. https://www.animatedknots.com/?s=don
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3y ago
I'm self taught and also went to a boot camp around 8 years ago. Been working since then. I think I'm a pretty decent developer but often wonder if I ought to get a computer science degree (and also constantly kick myself for
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3y ago
Windows Time bullshit was one of the most annoying things I dealt with during my years as an IT guy. Registering and unregistering w32time, trying different NTP servers. Trying to figure out why domain systems werent getting their time from
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3y ago
Thank you, randomly created brand new account, for reminding us all that moderation is the only thing keeping HN from being another cesspool.
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3y ago
Biggest thing we did with our hospitality related app (so check-in and check-out biggest time related fields): store time and date separately. Which I know isn’t possible in a lot of applications but whenever we only needed the date - we d
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3y ago
We received one of Richard Scarry's books from Dolly Parton's Imagination Library and I had this wild memory come flooding back of reading them as a kid. Really weird experience to have an extremely old memory like that come out
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3y ago
The author never actually articulated what his beef was with Netlify. So yeah I think you're just as confused as the rest of us. Apparently Netlify was supposed to become Heroku, but Heroku is bad, but Render (which is... Heroku wit
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