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by kenhwang 5y ago
If my company is any indication, they're going to make more money since everyone will simply check the multi-AZ or multi-region checkboxes they didn't before and throw more money at the problem instead of doing proper resiliency e
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by kenhwang 5y ago
From what I can see, many cities are much more open to commercial zones being rezoned to high density mixed-use. There's quite a lot of empty strip malls and big box retailer spaces these days. Nearby businesses don't mind the cha
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by kenhwang 5y ago
"You can't produce a baby in one month by getting nine women pregnant." Sometimes understanding long term effects requires long term observation.
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by kenhwang 5y ago
I've found a laptop cooling pad works wonders, even without the fan on. Just letting ambient air reach the laptop bottom was enough passive cooling to keep the laptop fans off most of the time. But if the bottom of the laptop is touchi
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by kenhwang 5y ago
Toyota got a foreshock of the chip shortage during the 2011 earthquake/tsunami/nuclear disaster. So they started stockpiling chips then; from their standard 3-month supply to 6-month supply. They figured that would've been en
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by kenhwang 5y ago
After his performance in the NY mayoral election where he went from frontrunner to 4th place behind people who never had a national spotlight, he's going to be pulling votes from nobody.
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by kenhwang 5y ago
Within gaming, there's Unity, Unreal, Crytek, and the like which I would classify as tech, but otherwise, most gaming companies are far more creative-focused much like film.
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by kenhwang 5y ago
I'd say AWS is what gives Amazon the "tech" credentials, not Amazon.com which Target and Walmart are working on becoming.
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by kenhwang 5y ago
I'm running the latest developer build and it still has this. It only shows number of cookies by domain and allows deletion by domain, and you'd have to use dev tools if you wanted to look at or delete a single individual cookie.
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by kenhwang 5y ago
Google Maps navigation can't even reliably call out which lane to use for turning in major metro areas, and that's kinda the basic best case scenario: clear images/footage, unlimited compute time, static road markers, common
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by kenhwang 5y ago
I think it explains why the established automakers don't take any of the aspiring automakers from tech seriously. They know how hard it is to supply, assemble, and mass produce a car, and they know how little investment to desire there
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by kenhwang 5y ago
The big one is if you still work for a company that only has Californian offices that requires you to visit for work. That's the leash a lot of tech workers will find hard to break.
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by kenhwang 5y ago
Other sources[1] say its 65nm, and the chips won't even be used for automotive purposes. [1]: https://www.electronicsweekly.com/news/business/bosch-opens-...
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by kenhwang 5y ago
It's probably preferable than continuing to use the JVM-clone like it's an OS, while porting Linux to be the actual OS to run their JVM-clone OS.
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by kenhwang 5y ago
Supposedly its harder getting equivalent levels at AAPL.
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FAANG doesn't need "the best", but they do need to deny upstart competition that talent.
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by kenhwang 5y ago
Having used my PS4's remote play a handful of times to stream play games while I'm on the other side of town using my own unremarkable consumer grade networking on both ends, it can work surprisingly well for many types of games.
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by kenhwang 5y ago
Because it's the state right next to Canada with a major tech hub. We can compare NY to Quebec where at $125k/$100k respectively Quebec has a slight tax advantage (33.65%NY vs 32.70%QC) that goes back in favor of NY with +$20k (34
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by kenhwang 5y ago
A 90th percentile Canadian in BC would make ~$100k and pay 25.37% to taxes. A 90th percentile American in Washington right across the boarder would make $125k and pay 24.53% to taxes.
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by kenhwang 5y ago
Then there's California, arguably North America's current agricultural leader.
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I think it's even more degrading than that. Canada basically exports healthy, educated, wealthy people to the US for little in return (well, other than being best friends with the world superpower anyway). As long as there's favor
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by kenhwang 5y ago
Agreed, it's way too easy for most locks to be interesting as a hobby, but to jump to pick-resistant locks is a huge increase in skill that I never made it past. So I just treat it as a useful skill to have in emergencies. I leave a se
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by kenhwang 6y ago
I used to scratch my head at who would pay a $500-1000 premium for a Sony when it just uses an LG panel. But after owning an LG for several years now and seeing it get more and more ads with every update, I think the premium on the Sony is
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by kenhwang 6y ago
Then write them as single quote and let it autocorrect it to double quote on commit hook.
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by kenhwang 6y ago
I have all my subscriptions go through PayPal. Makes everything easy to cancel.
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by kenhwang 6y ago
That's not really a problem with electric car manufacturers going forward. There's only going to be two standards: Tesla's proprietary one, and, CCS that everyone else agreed to standardize on.
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by kenhwang 6y ago
I wouldn't put much weight on Stellantis' opinion for car tech. They're the furthest behind in both ICE and EV technology and innovations. So of course they're going to resist regulations for better anything.
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by kenhwang 6y ago
There's always WSL ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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There's also skim[1], which would be a Rust fzy alternative. But neither fzy nor skim quite do what fzf does, which is offer an simple feature-filled experience out of the box. The big draw is fzf Just Works™. I don't mind that it
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by kenhwang 6y ago
Valve has the Stream Link and VIVE. Steam Link is pretty much Stadia using your computer instead of the cloud. They're very much in the hardware business.

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