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kevinqi
2y ago
ah interesting, that makes sense witas an explanation given the heavy Tesla base
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kevinqi
2y ago
yeah I've had a similar experience with a bike and do the head bob thing now too. glad to know it's not just me
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kevinqi
2y ago
good tip, thank you!
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2y ago
Aside from the distracted driving part, which is real, there are two physical aspects of the model 3 that I find to be safety issues as well-- the two front windshield beams are thick and add a sort of blind spot, and the side mirrors don&#
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2y ago
https://archive.is/2023.07.15-223555/https://www.washingtonp...
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3y ago
30-40 people; not much TPS but we're not primarily building a web app; we have event-driven data pipelines and microservices for ML data. If you're primarily building a web app, a monolith is fine for quite a while, I think. But a
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3y ago
I work at a startup and most of the stuff in the article covers things we use and solve real world problems. If you're looking for successful businesses, indie hackers like levelsio show you how far you can get with very simple archite
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3y ago
"No" seems easy to say right now, but technology is accelerating at a breakneck pace. If AGI can happen within a decade, I reckon 2030 self driving is not a crazy bet at all.
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kevinqi
3y ago
Loved the article! Really well written, thoughtful, and actionable advice.
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3y ago
Thanks, fixed!
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3y ago
Gridmatic | Senior full-stack software engineer | Onsite in Cupertino, CA (hybrid) https://jobs.lever.co/gridmatic/ee0f4882-10aa-4c92-b0bb-1497... Gridmatic is a profitable early-stage climate tech startup that uses ML
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4y ago
Huh? Individual actions do matter. The fact that he got on these flights contributes to the overall demand on flights, and has certainly had an impact on how many flights need to exist. The argument that not all people can fly every 2 weeks
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kevinqi
4y ago
damn. I've been hanging on to my 3a, unfortunate to hear.
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kevinqi
5y ago
That's a great question; I'm curious about this as well.
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5y ago
"the bitter lesson" is a very interesting, thank you! However, I wonder if AST vs. text analysis is fully comparable to the examples given in the post. Applying human concepts for chess, go, image processing, etc. failed over stat
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5y ago
This seems easy to say, but how can small groups of people make actionable change on burning less fossil fuel? Will you protest outside coal plants? Cement plants? Steel plants? Stop flying in airplanes? Do you still use a car that burns ga
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6y ago
yeah having lived in both cities, I think the likelihood of success in the bay area is going to be higher than in boston for sure.
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6y ago
Assuming this is real - very interesting read, thanks for sharing.
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kevinqi
7y ago
How does Next.js compare to Gatsby?
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kevinqi
10y ago
Teenage Engineering OP-1, a music synthesizer. Really well built, buttons and knobs feel fantastic, and the display is super fun. The OP-1 in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umatbZ0n4mE
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10y ago
yeah, dragging components from the component list and seeing them immediately reflected in the simulator with live-reload is freaking awesome.
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10y ago
React calls itself "a JavaScript library for building user interfaces", which I think is accurate.
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10y ago
fwiw, I've liked https://github.com/danielgindi/Charts for iOS, which is based on an android charting library called MPAndroidChart.
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kevinqi
11y ago
oh! yeah I use \x only in situations when it wraps, so \x auto fits the bill.
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11y ago
As someone who always uses \x, having it become a default setting in .psqlrc is a useful one.
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11y ago
Awesome alternate angle: https://vine.co/v/iKPTghqF0LA
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11y ago
Yup, that's what I'm wondering too. How much variance is there from launch to launch, and to what degree is this reproducible?
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11y ago
As much as it must suck for Sam Tarantino & co., it must also be relieving in some measure - fighting such huge labels for so long must've been incredibly stressful.
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12y ago
Looks sweet, but in the FAQ they say they can only host 2 people at a time.. given the amount of interest this seems to be getting, seems like it'll be tough to land a spot.
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12y ago
I don't know how much of it has been Nadella, but I've been impressed by everything I've heard about Microsoft the last few months - open sourcing .NET, adopting new platforms, this holographic tech and the free Windows 10 up
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