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kposehn
4y ago
You made my day. Finickiness can be fixed. I’ve always wanted to use my iPad Pro on a monitor with proper full screen since it supports 90% of my day-to-day use cases if I have that flexibility. I’ll wait for the public beta but I’m excit
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4y ago
GitHub Codespaces has also been a useful option.
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4y ago
Hopefully external displays will also support full screen apps as well (I haven’t used normal windows since Lion).
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* The Lucid charges very fast for an EV. Tom over at State of Charge did a 0-100% test that goes into great detail. * In my own experience I’ve found 150kw chargers routinely deliver 160-175 for a bit at low charge states before they begin
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4y ago
For anyone who comes back to this thread: my Air GT was checked on Friday and didn’t have the issue. Took 15min and service was excellent as usual.
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4y ago
I really liked this article because it explained the differences in a very understandable and relatable way, and also because it sold me on ServerlessQ. This is a great example of content marketing that uses a question to both answer and im
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4y ago
Pretty frequently as I’m quite leaned in with clients. Some weeks are quieter than others, but I keep my time open enough that I can jump in on things with relatively short notice.
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4y ago
The retainer amount has gone up over time with both the market and outcomes I’ve gotten for clients. The ROI is pretty easy to quantify.
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* A retainer block is a fixed price for up to a certain number of hours per week, usually 10 hours and clients can buy multiple blocks. There are four blocks in total (all sold currently) * The client pays this amount regardless of how much
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I’ve moved away from billable hours and gone to a fixed-fee retainer block. Clients get up to X hours per week at a single price regardless of what they use. This scopes engagements more tightly and results in a natural prioritization of ti
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4y ago
I’m charging to ~80% daily, a fairly spirited driver, and running on the 19” wheels. So far my typical usage gets 3.7mi/kWh and if I dial it back a ways I can get over 4.3 (that isn’t my common usage though). That translates to ~414mi
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I'm with you there. The Polestar 2 is an absolutely excellent competitor to the Model 3, along with the Ioniq 5 and EV6. In my testing I found the PS2 to be more fun than the others and vastly more comfortable than a Model 3, but less
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I can vouch for the Lucid being excellent and I'd say the touring is the pick of the range. If you want to switch away from Tesla it is an excellent option, as is the Polestar (if you don't need the same mix of range/performa
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I have an Air GT and received the notification already. I've driven my car >1600 miles in only a few weeks of ownership and can vouch for the quality. It is vastly better put together than you would expect for an EV startup and is a
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I was in the same boat, wanting to migrate away from Jekyll+Liquid. Very glad they released this.
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World record 477-mile-long lightning ‘megaflash’ confirmed over U.S.
(washingtonpost.com)
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Potential GPS/Glonass interference in the Baltics [Twitter]
(twitter.com)
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Very true. I’m a fan of Siemen’s push into the market.
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A locomotive can still output a transformable voltage if you disconnect the traction motors and instead hook them up to something else. A Diesel-Electric engine really is just a generator riding on top of an electric locomotive. In this cas
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> What is commoditized is the engine side of a diesel locomotive, that's your run-of-the-mill CAT, MTU or whatever industrial diesel engine. As long as it fits into the locomotive body and accepts a hydraulic or electric generator a
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One motor per axle except in the Wabtec/GE ES44C4 and ET44C4 where it is four powered axles and two idle axles (Progress Rail has a similar locomotive that didn't make many sales)
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World record 477-mile-long lightning ‘megaflash’ confirmed over U.S.
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Voyant raises $15M to scale production of its tiny, inexpensive Lidar tech
(techcrunch.com)
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There is malicious prosecution, which allows a defendant to sue the plaintiff for knowingly prosecuting even though they knew (or reasonably suspected) they were wrong or did so with ill intent. Typically, this can only be done after prevai
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VTOL Tailsitter Flies with Quadcopter Control Software
(hackaday.com)
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Riot Games suing over job recruiting scam ring
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Numerics applied to Casimir geometry generates intersection with Alcubierre warp
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Quantum processor swapped in for a neural network
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Maybe the Coronavirus was lower hanging fruit?
(theatlantic.com)
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New Concerning Variant: B.1.1.529
(yourlocalepidemiologist.substack.com)
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