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7y ago
The state of the economy has a strong influence on presidential elections regardless of whether it actually makes sense as metric to judge a candidate
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Fastrak data is also for sale. I thought I remembered reading that someone used it to stalk their ex but I'm having trouble digging that up. https://www.latimes.com/business/story/2019-08-12/toll-road-...
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7y ago
Controls are more complicated if you're not using electric motors where a microcontroller can easily adjust the RPM. Someones already linked a hybrid drone with a gas powered generator but it's not cheap. In high volume it could p
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7y ago
I never read up much on his payouts until now, but it's extra baffling to me since I interviewed with the self driving car team back in 2015 and was told all the engineers had to start as contractors hired through an outside firm until
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7y ago
People of color were reportedly followed and treated suspiciously in the store, an incredibly common experience in this country. No one I know thought the incident that set this off was an example of profiling, the students were pretty obvi
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7y ago
Anecdotal sources, so take that as you will. I didn't go to Oberlin but have a fair amount of friends that did and they have talked about this case extensively. They all agree that Gibsons frequently racially profiled students but that
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7y ago
They didn't have to remove the switch to do that
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Micropython on the STM32 is also great for simple stuff like this
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Cells manufacturing is a totally different animal, and I wonder if Tesla is willing to burn money long enough to get as good as Panasonic and the other big players. Being colocated with Panasonic at the gigafactory is a huge leg up, but its
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It's annecdata but I just had a coworker move from Alameda to NC. Combination of home prices and avoiding the miserable commutes. Probably mostly the later since they could have easily afforded to buy here and Alameda doesn't shar
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7y ago
Are there no trademark issues from using the restaurant's official logos? These restaurants may not have filed on everything they should have and probably don't have the resources to fight it regardless, but what if they did? A la
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7y ago
Certified mail with a return receipt
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7y ago
Happily is an overstatement. Access to banking and finance is still a major issue for dispensaries.
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I think this is very common, seeing it where I currently work. This theory provides a depressing take on this phenomenon. People at the top like having an insulation of middle management under them, but these people don't actually unde
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7y ago
PG&E seems to contradict the idea that private sector will try to avoid expensive catastrophes
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7y ago
Not Reminders, but Apple's calendar system torpedoed my Apple interview. Didn't properly account for the fact that my interviewer was in China and I wasn't. It got the time of day right, but he called me a day before my inter
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7y ago
Never worked at Apple, but from what I've heard from friends there ID is a much more powerful role than at most hardware companies. They are the ones who define what the product should be and how the user interacts with it and tend to
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8y ago
That's up there with the original frogtech bulk https://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=174863921&pa...
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8y ago
How was that enforceable? Unless you were working for Google outside of CA?
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8y ago
It's kind of incredible how big a pain in the ass the SW license and PDM servers are. Definitely requires full time IT support and small riots are likely to form when they try to upgrade them during a busy period, especially if someone
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8y ago
Which modem do you have? I have a motorolla modem and my service has gone to shit recently
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I've got no love for Comcast but I've never had any issues with this. Just yesterday I called about connectivity issues and they agreed to send a tech out, never asked what modem I was using. Setup with my own modem was always sur
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They just created new subs as they got shut down, they're all still there
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I've switched to FF and am mostly happy but for some reason it's terrible for videos. I'll get long hangups that never happen if I watch the same video on chrome
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A stagefright style iOS bug was reported around the time this took place https://9to5mac.com/2016/07/22/stagefright-mac-iphone-ipad/
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Did Toyota actually do the 86's chassis and suspension or was that Subaru?
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A Tesla is a fast luxury car, not an enthusiast's sport car. They're never meant to see a track, and 0-60 is of almost no importance there. This car is competing with the Cayman and C7 Corvette, or a Miata with a lot of money for
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I was surprised it was faster, from what I remember to avoid floating point operations several large values had to be multiplied together then divided which required using a long long to avoid overflow. The division operation was quite slow
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Also the ability to understand and check the performance impact of these choices. For example at a old job on an embedded motor controller the previous engineer had learned 'floats are slow never use them on a microcontroller' and
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Uber originally was a black car service. Sidecar was the first company I was aware of to use the model that Lyft and UberX currently follow.
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