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by kjksf 5y ago
Educate us? What do stocks have to do with it?
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by kjksf 5y ago
Road the hell is paved with good intentions. As much as I support equality and diversity, I'm even more strongly opposed government over-reach. The state shouldn't have a say in who gets a job at a private (non owned by state) com
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by kjksf 5y ago
The difference between FAA/FDA and DMV is that they have subject experts whose jobs is to test and evaluate the technology. DMV consists of bureaucrats that seemingly just rubber stamp the permits hoping for the best. In that context,
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by kjksf 5y ago
I've built a thing for myself and maybe it'll be useful for others. https://www.instantpreview.dev/ is like an instant, temporary Netlify or Vercel or Cloudflare Pages etc. The difference? No hassle (no account ne
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Show HN: Instant preview for static websites(instantpreview.dev)
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by kjksf 5y ago
At the same time discriminating against US citizens that chose to not join the union might very well be an incentive that the courts will deem illegal. Many people believe this won't end up in the final bill. But if it does, it's
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by kjksf 5y ago
Every car maker that makes car in US without union labor is fighting the union provision: Toyota, Honda, BMW. Why are you singling out Musk? And for the record: the last version of the bill is $7.5k + additional $4.5 if made by union. Car m
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by kjksf 5y ago
GM, Ford, Volvo etc. are damned if they do and damned if they don't. Most electric F-150 sales will take away super-profitable non-electric F-150 sale. Profit is made from scale and for the first few years they won't have scale fo
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by kjksf 5y ago
Here are things I ran into. `wrangler login` doesn't work if I'm not already logged in to CloudFlare website. If I have to login first, it doesn't do whatever necessary redirect it should do so most of the time I have to run
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by kjksf 5y ago
I would like that too but probably wont happen. There are 3 big reasons for large Go binaries. 1. Unicode data is ~1 MB. It's needed to implement all the unicode-aware string functions like strings.EqualFold() 2. reflection. For reflec
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by kjksf 5y ago
Corn doesn't fall from the sky into pigs mouth. The land that grows corn to feed pigs could grow things that humans can eat, so it is in direct competition with human food supply. Or it could be bio-diverse land or forest where we have
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by kjksf 5y ago
It also doesn't disprove the idea that he wanted it to host sex parties in NZ for people that are exactly 6 feet 3 inches tall and have green eyes. Both are equally made up "reasons" for Thiel getting NZ citizenship. BTW: wha
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by kjksf 5y ago
https://www.nbcnews.com/business/autos/bmw-adds-nearly-185-0... "BMW is adding nearly 185,000 vehicles to a 2017 recall for possible engine fires. Two years ago the company recommended that the vehicles be pa
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by kjksf 5y ago
You fail to make a distinction between following a process and abusing a process. Amazon is clearly abusing the process. It's clear to everyone and their mothers that Amazon is abusing the process. Find me one comment that says "y
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by kjksf 5y ago
Maybe because Deno folks are pragmatics and not fanatics. Rust is faster than V8. I'm not sure if ALL Deno tooling is written in Rust, but it makes sense to write, say, Typescript => JavaScript converter in Rust if it's 10-100x
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by kjksf 5y ago
Because capitalism and private property and free will. Berkley doesn't get to tell you to live in a cheaper appartement. In return, you don't get to tell Berkley where they can open a new campus. I get that in this case the Judge
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by kjksf 5y ago
I'm guessing they want to start with premium feel to give people good first impressions. That's why their other car is $60k Pacifica minivan and not $25k Honda Civic. I'm also guessing that they want an electric car. At the t
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by kjksf 5y ago
Yes, more data will help. More data did help with all other Deep Learning problems, from Go to speech synthesis. GPT-3 is orders of magnitude better than GPT-2 because it has more data. It's really Deep Learning 101. Furthermore, it&#x
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by kjksf 5y ago
.IsZero() is a pragmatic solution given the constraints of the system (i.e. Go language). Go has a notion of "zero value". When you don't assign a value explicitly it'll be set by the compiler to "zero value" o
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by kjksf 5y ago
You can find things to complain in any language, including the languages that YOU use. For every complain like that in Go I'll find a hundred in C++, ten in Java / JavaScript / Python. As to your question, as a full-time Go p
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by kjksf 5y ago
You say it's luck. I say the universe is sending you lots of signals. Most people ignore those signals. The "lucky" ones are simply perceptive. To give you a concrete example. There was this app Screenhero that was acquired b
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by kjksf 5y ago
> proactively And here's the problem. 90% of the time pro-active abstraction (complexity) is never needed and therefore bad. You can always do things retro-actively. If you find yourself writing the same thing 3 times then yes, by a
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by kjksf 5y ago
I'm pretty sure it's not true when you account for the wight of the hydrogen tank (as opposed to just looking at hydrogen). Toyota Mirai is heavier, more expensive, has less range and cargo space than Tesla Model 3. So it's d
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by kjksf 5y ago
According to https://www.bts.dot.gov/sites/bts.dot.gov/files/docs/FFF_201... 84% of freight by volume is under 500 miles. Do you dispute that? Tesla Semi will be 500 miles so current technology can addre
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by kjksf 5y ago
According to https://www.bts.dot.gov/sites/bts.dot.gov/files/docs/FFF_201... , the US is the same (see page 15) 50% of freight (by volume) is under 100 miles. 84% under 500 miles. It'll take years to
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by kjksf 5y ago
That sure sucked but this was not about the age but about the cost. They wanted to fire the most expensive people. In union shops seniority tends to go in hand with higher pay. And I'm guessing their thinking was that the closer someon
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by kjksf 5y ago
If they do, the competition is just a click away: https://www.gitpod.io/
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by kjksf 5y ago
Sure but when was the last time you pre-ordered something you never had intention of buying?
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by kjksf 5y ago
This wasn't a failure of enforcing a contract. It was a failure of employees of Credit Suisse to take action after (correctly) identifying risks in their Archegos deal. Multiple departments at CS saw the risk. They failed to take actio
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by kjksf 5y ago
Granted the internal policy might be more detailed but I've read https://abc.xyz/investor/other/google-code-of-conduct/ It talks about not allowing "hedging Google stock". To me it means "

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