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5y ago
A better idea: if your company isn't remote, quit. Find a company that is, or start your own.
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These numbers do not include Giga Texas or Giga Berlin, both of which are nearing completion. Each of these factories are estimated to ramp to 500k vehicles/year in the first phase (going far higher in the years to follow). Giga Texas
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Will you also pay people to store it? Hydrogen embrittlement is a huge, unsolved problem that prevents hydrogen adoption. Given the momentum it has, battery electric is the way to go.
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Thanks for posting that. I hadn’t seen Jack’s pro-Bitcoin tweet, and seeing it here allowed me to like and share it. This author obviously has an axe to grind, so I didn’t get much out of his words.
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5y ago
Solution: cut taxes for average taxpayers, balancing the budget by cutting spending. Everyone has a favorite program, so to make it politically easy, just cut every program by the same rate. At the turn of the last century, government spend
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Yes, this has been the case since they canned Forstall instead of making him CEO. (This was done to delay Jony Ive's departure.)
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The iPad Pro is great, but you can't develop on it. I just bought the 16GB M1 MacBook Pro a week ago. Xcode flies on this thing.
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5y ago
Yes
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Electric cars are on the cusp of replacing ICE vehicles. By mid-decade, electric cars will be the top-selling models. Given how far behind it is on electrification and their legacy cost structure, which includes massive pension liabilities
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There is no such thing as a free lunch. It is absolutely terrible that California's economy is controlled and strangled to the point where parents don't make enough to feed their own kids. "Free" lunch for kids only pape
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This submission has been flagged for violating the guidelines: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, or sports, unless they're evidence of some interesting
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Please let us know if you run into any problems or have suggestions on how we can improve. Okay, I have a suggestion: drop Electron and keep supporting the native app you have.
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5y ago
Your deadlines are irrelevant to us. We want native UI
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1Password used to be native on the Mac, and now it's an Electron app. I'm not going to be using 1Password for this reason, and I encourage you to do the same. Subscription business models and non-native apps are hallmarks of rot b
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5y ago
Office environments don't work for most people, and there's no putting the genie back in the bottle. Stagnant companies run by boomers that insist on physical offices have to compete for talent and financing against dynamic fully-
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I saw mention of X11 and thought, "this is not for me." macOS and Haiku are both free of X11, so I'm going to stick with those.
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5y ago
If you're still working at a place that still maintains COBOL code, you should quit and come back as a much better paid contractor. Don't waste your retirement doing that for less than a few hundred bucks an hour. And if you'
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no screenshots?
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We would probably be using one of the BSDs. However, it is better to look at it in reality: Torvalds did the hard part, which is getting there first . His biggest contribution is actually in maintaining and growing his project into the hug
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The purpose of the state isn't to house, clothe or feed people. Nor is it to write software, conduct scientific research, or help you to find friends. The purpose of the state is to protect your right to voluntary pursue these and othe
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Why don't you get a vasectomy?
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Ah ok, whoops! I only read the headline because I don't want to give them ad revenue.
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Oh, really? TSLA closed today at $660.50. One year ago, it was trading at $313.67. I bought a lot of my position in March-May 2020, when it was far, far cheaper than that (I have some shares that I got for around $70 apiece from that time).
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Why the switch from real dollars to income tax rates? When I pay for my meal at a restaurant, I pay for what I ordered, not a percentage of my income.
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The original without CSS looks better and loads faster <shrug>
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What We Can Learn from Studying UFOs
(scientificamerican.com)
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Simply allowing sideloading is the best solution because it disrupts users the least while maximizing their freedom. Web apps are not the answer because they will never cut it for every use case (even if that use case is just the installati
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just add nickel
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I'd recommend checking out Chris Lehto's videos. Lehto piloted F-16s and has a great deal of experience with FLIR imagery: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tyw4JA00AMc
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Senator Harry Reid wrote this letter, affirming that Elizondo did in fact have a leadership role in AATIP: https://twitter.com/GadiNBC/status/1386872125835812864
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