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by jsight 8y ago
More available bandwidth ultimately means higher data caps at lower (or the same) cost.
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by jsight 8y ago
I'm assuming that there are basically two reasons to support 8K now. One is that it gets them higher resolution for a potential future VR headset. The other is that it is bigger than 4K and that sounds good in their marketing.
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by jsight 8y ago
Doh, of course. He actually needs >100 °C which would be impossible with the average sous vide circulator. Oops.
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by jsight 8y ago
Oh, sorry, I was joking initially and misinterpreted your remark about it being too hot. You meant that the required temps are too hot for the circulator, which is obvious in hindsight. Thanks for setting me straight. :) I'd still argu
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by jsight 8y ago
> [1] I've received comments from "real web developers" that some of the JS I've written is "not modern enough" I've said this in code reviews a few times. In ever case, it was because someone was using
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by jsight 8y ago
I'm not sure why you'd say "too hot". Most sous vide circulators cannot even boil water, so it definitely wouldn't be "violently boiling". The general use is to hold a low temp (eg, 130F) for an extended p
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by jsight 8y ago
Yeah, he definitely should use a sous vide circulator the next time.
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by jsight 8y ago
Our company standardized on React company-wide along with a company-built framework of reusable components to share across all applications. Apparently at least some people choose frameworks because they want that.
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by jsight 8y ago
Yeah, and if someone really does need your input on something they'll pull you in for a few minutes. Or many minutes. But this isn't a bad thing.
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by jsight 8y ago
I was thinking about that last bit earlier. What if gigafactory has spawned enough competition to make further aggressive development less necessary? Or what if there are tax breaks to be found in other states for a new plant (possibly with
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by jsight 8y ago
That is a really good point and one that I haven't thought of much. I've always considered "most popular" company as a signal of overvaluation, though I've certainly never analyzed that rigorously. But is there a si
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by jsight 8y ago
Tesla never promised a $35k self-driving Model 3.
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by jsight 8y ago
> Still no ETA for them here in the UK. I'm not sure what you mean by that. AFAIK, the schedule was always for the second half of the year, and they've been reaffirming June for first deliveries. They are clearly struggling wit
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by jsight 8y ago
The argument is that most of those negative stories are "if it bleeds it reads" style stories rather than substantive analysis. That doesn't mean they are ultimately wrong, but it does mean that much of the negative sentiment
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by jsight 8y ago
I mean, its not that I disagree with you, but the closest one is almost 300 miles from here. I used to drive some pretty good ones in western NC as well, tbh. There's a reason there are so many Miatas up there. :) But here it is all st
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by jsight 8y ago
Yes... great isn't it! Not sure why cars haven't done this before.
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by jsight 8y ago
I drive a sports car on public roads. Straight, level, boring public roads with low speed limits. Straight line is basically the only thing that matters 90% of the time. For the other 10% of the time, the difference between a Tesla and the
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by jsight 8y ago
Yeah, tbh, I get a little tired of the narratives around Tesla's individual European country deliveries. Both the fans and the more bearish have posted stats like this from time to time based on short-term trends. The more interesting
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by jsight 8y ago
I agree with you for the most part. The Q4 results had guidance indicating that Q1 would end with ~10K vehicles in transit at the end. That is exactly the result. There were two surprises, though. They also guided flat shipments of X and S,
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by jsight 8y ago
Fragmentation of this sort has always been a major goal of Java.
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by jsight 8y ago
In fairness, the US typically does not cost $1k+ for a simple doctor visit.
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by jsight 8y ago
I felt exactly the same way. I've run into people who have the idea that public wifi is insecure, as in don't hit your bank's website over that insecure channel. But in reality, the services that really need security are goin
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by jsight 8y ago
Oh certainly, but that is kind of my point. The $/KWh seems way too low if that is installed cost. But the levelized cost of energy at the end actually seems pretty reasonable. That means I don't understand where the $/KWh of
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by jsight 8y ago
I'm curious how they come up with that, actually. Aren't batteries at ~100/KWh at the moment? I would have expected a MWh to be closer to $100k. If I'm not mistaken, 1000 cycles at that rate would get you close to $100&#
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by jsight 8y ago
I'm sure his numbers take that into account. The cost per MWh for batteries would be at least an order of mangnitude higher if he did not.
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by jsight 8y ago
Thanks for that. I appreciate the additional data-point, as most of what I was seeing before was that there was pointing towards a possible inventory buildup in North America. If even the high end trims are actually in shorter supply than i
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by jsight 8y ago
Yeah, H2 is amazingly good. I've used it for things that most Java developers insist it can't be used for. :) Just understand that any use that even vaguely resembles production will usually get pushback from people who think it i
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by jsight 8y ago
Yes, that makes sense. The SDCard port on the pi seems to be slower than the USB bus. I will say that I think your estimate for the USB bus on the pi is probably too high. In practice, I don't think it can do more than 250 or so.
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by jsight 8y ago
Basically they don't consider the engineer exploiting the interpreter to be a security vulnerability. That seems a bit dubious, but I can see where they are coming from in treating the script author as a trusted party.
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by jsight 8y ago
Does it matter? In practice, it doesn't seem like the sd card is ever faster than the Pi USB bus.

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