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by minhazm 4y ago
Many people who have worked with Musk have shared similar sentiments in interviews. But it seems that people just refuse to believe any of it. People think that there's no way it's possible for someone to be that deeply technical
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by minhazm 4y ago
It's hard to really say whether that was due to something Elon did or if it was just a normal outage from code deployments, hardware failures, etc. Anything that might seem like an outage will be magnified now because everyone will thi
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by minhazm 4y ago
> he used his tesla shares as collateral No he did not. It was initially proposed but there's no margin loan against his TSLA holdings in the final deal. For the debt that Twitter took on in the buyout the collateral is the company
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by minhazm 4y ago
Unclear why this is getting downvoted, it is accurate statement. Only 20 of the top 50 channels are not brands. Of those 20 if you exclude music channels like BTS, Blackpink, Justin Bieber, etc. you're only left with 10 channels.
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by minhazm 4y ago
There's an opportunity cost trying to get to the best solution. What about all of the people that die in the mean time while we delay rolling out something due to it not being perfect? Just doing some googling the Waymo stack is estima
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by minhazm 4y ago
This happens all the time between SpaceX and Tesla. SpaceX is a private company just like Twitter and Elon owns a lower percentage of SpaceX than he does Twitter. There are even people who are on payroll for both companies. For example Char
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by minhazm 4y ago
I didn't mean to imply it's free as in no effort goes into. Just that the underlying library provides it so it's less effort on top of the already significant effort going into DataFusion itself.
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by minhazm 4y ago
The SQL support is likely because they're using DataFusion which already has pretty good SQL support, so it's sort of "free". https://arrow.apache.org/datafusion/user-guide/sql/sql_statu...
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by minhazm 4y ago
This is one of the things I'm not a fan of in Mac OS. CMD + Tab cycles through applications, but not windows within the same application. You can cycle through windows of the same application with [CMD + `]. There are some third party
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by minhazm 4y ago
> Adobe, Apple Inc., Google, Intel, Intuit, Pixar, Lucasfilm and eBay https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-Tech_Employee_Antitrust_L...
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by minhazm 4y ago
Super Cruise on the Bolt EUV is not comparable to Tesla Enhanced AP or FSD. It can't even change lanes for you, you have to manually do it[1]. It also is restricted to a specific set of highways. It's comparable to Tesla's ba
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by minhazm 4y ago
> Python is slow for ML The python runtime is slow in general. But anyone using it for ML is not actually using the python runtime to do any of the heavy lifting. All of the popular ML/Ai libraries for python like tensorflow, pytorc
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by minhazm 4y ago
I (non-artist) use my iPad + magic keyboard as my primary non-work computer. The battery life is great, it's instant on, has a touch screen, you can play games on it, and it's more portable than a laptop being 11 inches. In genera
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by minhazm 4y ago
Github is protected by section 230, which states: > No provider or user of an interactive computer service shall be treated as the publisher or speaker of any information provided by another information content provider So the act of hos
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by minhazm 4y ago
There's been a lot of discussion around licenses but I'm not even sure if they matter for Copilot. I was reading their terms and conditions and there's a paragraph that basically says they have the right to display and share
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by minhazm 4y ago
It does address it, although not that clearly. This happens all the time with news media. They will post a picture and say they got permission from X person, but X person actually didn't even own the copyright in the first place. That
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by minhazm 4y ago
Why does that matter? It's an interest free loan and they eventually do pay for it. We don't criticize people for buying cars with loans or even houses. When we purchased my dads car we were going to buy it cash but we got a 6 yr
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by minhazm 4y ago
Toyota doesn't even sell a car in the US that you can buy for $20k. The cheapest Corolla is $20,425 but you can't actually buy it at that price in practice. EV's actually have a huge advantage in that you can make a car at ne
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by minhazm 4y ago
I didn't claim it wasn't O(1). I just said that for sets to automatically be sorted like the parent comment claimed, it would have to be O(logn) insertion since that's the fastest you can insert into a sorted data structure
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by minhazm 4y ago
The SQL example is a great one. I worked on a project where we used MySQL but then used SQLite for unit tests and integration tests. We technically wanted to be able to swap out the RDBMS to something like Postgres but in practice it was ne
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by minhazm 4y ago
Sets are unordered. It doesn't even make logical sense when you think about it, it would make set insertion O(logn) which would absolutely wreck the performance. Your example just happens to accidentally work. Here's an example wh
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by minhazm 4y ago
The SEC already has a whistleblower reward between 10-30% of the amount collected. The FCPA is covered under their whistleblower program. https://www.phillipsandcohen.com/sec-and-cftc-whistleblower-...
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by minhazm 4y ago
I've always felt that people working in law enforcement related fields should be required to carry their own liability insurance. Just like if you're in an at-fault accident your rates go up, the same should happen for law enforce
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by minhazm 4y ago
This is just false. Apple does developer beta's for all of their operating systems. The first iOS 16 beta came out over 90 days before the official iOS 16 release date. For the Apple Silicon transition they released a Developer Transit
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by minhazm 4y ago
No it's same thing. All energy eventually becomes heat and there can be no lost energy in a system. In the case of a GPU we're converting electrical energy into thermal energy, and some mechanical and sound energy due to the fans.
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by minhazm 4y ago
Forgive my ignorance but I don't understand why it's an unimaginably difficult task. The satellites are operating in a vacuum with no weather interference or anything and have line of sight to each other. I would think that it sho
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by minhazm 4y ago
There are vendors with more basic equipment. But John Deere's selling point is the complex features they offer. I watched some farming YouTube videos and I was surprised by the technology in modern tractors. The tractors will drive by
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by minhazm 4y ago
See the link from the previous thread about this. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32801359
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by minhazm 4y ago
Orange is a huge company that supports eSIMs already in their major markets. I'm not exactly sure about Romania, but this page does exist which leads me to believe they do support it. https://www.orange.ro/servicii&#x2F
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by minhazm 4y ago
That's a perfect analogy for Google. They only stay in business because they're able to plaster Coke (and other companies ads) all over their websites.

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