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by lykr0n 8y ago
I think that's a factor when they came out. If they came out 2 months ago, I don't think he'd have gotten as far as he did.
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by lykr0n 8y ago
Freedom of Speech is a great idea, but we constantly draw lines around the idea. I strongly believe you should be able to say something I don't like, you should be able to be critical of the powers that be, but I think in the next few
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by lykr0n 8y ago
I'm all for freedom of speech, but I believe it is unbelievable shitty for someone to publish a list of unsubstantiated allegations anonymously. Legally, I think Google has every right to stand in the way of this lawsuit, but morally a
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by lykr0n 8y ago
$0.184 per Gallon of Federal Tax. In Texas it's an additional $0.20 per Gallon.
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by lykr0n 8y ago
You can try Nomad. It's almost stupidly easy to setup and as long as you're comfortable in a command line- easy to hit the ground running. The one downside is that it doesn't have a feature complete UI and there arn't an
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by lykr0n 8y ago
This. Ford makes 1.6 million cars (worldwide) per quarter. Tesla, while impressive, cannot keep up when someone else enters their market segment. If tomorrow Ford/Chevy/Toyota announces a model 3 like car for 2020 release with so
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by lykr0n 8y ago
I don't think so either, but the hoops the big auto companies need to jump through are a lot lower. Once they have the design, they have the supply chains, assembly lines, and logics networks in place to go from 0 to 100 in months not
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by lykr0n 8y ago
Impressive, but they are going to need to dramatically increase that number to if they wish to compete when the big car companies wake up.
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by lykr0n 8y ago
Supermicro, HP, or Dell (most likely) plus a bunch of various cloud providers running Linux.
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by lykr0n 8y ago
Ignoring the intention, California is littered with big ideas that fell on their face months/years later. But that's the next guy's problem.
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by lykr0n 8y ago
It does, and it's shocking and saddening that it's not unrealistic.
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by lykr0n 8y ago
Clickhouse has some weird quirks when you think of it as a SQL Database, but its astounding to use it. It's faster than one would think, it can do some really cool data modeling, and provides a wealth of features for the average user o
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by lykr0n 8y ago
Because I'm not- I think the Model 3 is an ugly designed car and Tesla gets far too much credit for the cars they build. If Ford or Kia made a car of Tesla Quality there would be a revolt. But you got to respect when respect is due. Th
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by lykr0n 8y ago
I can go out and buy an electric car if I want to, the same way I can go out and buy a VR headset. Are either extremely popular? No- but 10 years ago they were both pipe dreams and not something one could go out and buy easily.
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by lykr0n 8y ago
Even though a blatant PR piece, but it's amazing what's going on here. We are seeing a paradigm shift of the energy market just when we need it. Tesla proved that grid-scale batteries are here, and it's going to be interestin
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by lykr0n 8y ago
That's my concern as well. I love the idea of home automation, but I don't want someone else to have that data. It sucks, but we're the minority here.
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by lykr0n 8y ago
If TimescaleDB could get some clustering & sharding going on, that'd be awesome. Maybe team up with Citus
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by lykr0n 8y ago
It's not- as long as there is no gate keeping. Men and Women are fundamentally different. It's not a stretch to say each group is drawn to different subject matters.
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by lykr0n 8y ago
ryzen loves memory speed, more so than Intel. phoronix has benchmarks that you're looking for. https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=ryzen-dd...
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by lykr0n 8y ago
I think if Tesla can pull this off, they will be in a great position. Self Driving cars are years away (I think), but I think self driving trucks are not. I've driven down highways and passed massive distribution facilities that are ju
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by lykr0n 8y ago
Where I work we have a similar product where we run all scheduled tasks on our Mesos cluster. Same idea as a uni cCron. You have a task that is executed every N minutes/hours/days, it runs on a box, and does its thing. It doesn&#x
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by lykr0n 8y ago
Or use Puppet/Salt/Chef/ansible to manage the file automatically
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by lykr0n 8y ago
CentOS is an option, but the hardware will perform better under Fedora due to a newer kernel build to support newer hardware. Feature wise, the only difference you really need to know is that Fedora ditched Yum and switched to DNF. Same com
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by lykr0n 8y ago
Arch is great. If not the wiki, the AUR and Trizen. Almost every piece of software I would want a few commands away. It's also surprisingly stable.
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by lykr0n 8y ago
You are going find most people still are using Master-Slave databases at some central datacenter. Spanned databases are great, but most of the time performance is not there (It's getting there, but it needs to be there for a year befor
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by lykr0n 8y ago
+1 for ClickHouse. But it's the kind of software you need to figure out before you scale beyond a single node. Fast as hell and surprisingly performance in low memory conditions.
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by lykr0n 8y ago
Buy one on ebay and have them ship it, use a forwarding service, ask a state side friend to buy one and ship it to you, or take a quick vacation and pick one up. EDIT. It would be 3% PayPal fee + Cost of shipping ($50 or so) is you asked a
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by lykr0n 8y ago
> But look how that data came to be -- by police making arrests. Yes. And rape statics come from people getting rapped. I'm going to assume you are talking about convictions here, as arrests and convictions are different. > And t
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by lykr0n 8y ago
There is a whole field of mathematics on how to figure this out. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sample_size_determination And yes, nothing is 100% accurate. The census isn't 100% accurate, but it's good enough
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by lykr0n 8y ago
True. Inaccurate data can be bias, but I think made that distinction. If you have a representative, statically accurate data set, you can't call the data bias if it points one way or another.

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