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by mrjin 4y ago
This reminds someone's assertion on cloud long time ago: "Cloud is just someone else's computer".
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by mrjin 4y ago
Oh well, 'autopilot' is still misleading. Both are at best Advanced Cruise Control.
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by mrjin 4y ago
Exactly.
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by mrjin 4y ago
For some people, they won't buy it for $150, but they will probably buy it for $15,000.
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by mrjin 4y ago
Oh well, I'm wondering so called FSD would ever come out of beta. The situations on roads are so complicated and volatile that competent human drivers cannot avoid making mistakes and that's based on the fact human drivers can UND
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by mrjin 4y ago
JS is the most abused stuff I guess. Current web apps is a "can we" rather than "should we" approach.
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by mrjin 4y ago
Do you reinstall your OS/apps daily or even hourly? ^Who cares about 2 MB with 5G? That's exactly how we get into current shitty situation. Network is fast, memory is cheap so let's do whatever we want. In 2004, I only had 51
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by mrjin 4y ago
LOL, only 2MB of minified javascript? How about those over 20MB ones?
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by mrjin 4y ago
TDD is not really about making designs right but preventing known good logic from being broken unexpectedly and repeatedly.
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by mrjin 4y ago
Nice list. Just a side question though, do you know where Xinjiang is on the map since you are so concerned about Uyghurs? I thought I knew where Xinjiang was until CNN told me it was in Guangdong province. https://www.reddit.com
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by mrjin 4y ago
Not sure whether it's AI generated. But for sure it's ad.
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by mrjin 4y ago
Anything can go wrong, will (eventually) go wrong.
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by mrjin 4y ago
Actually it doesn't matter how many times it has been verified working properly. One single failure would be more than enough...
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by mrjin 4y ago
Exactly. The more you know, the more you realize that you can't do anything about, and thus less happy of course.
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by mrjin 4y ago
Wasn't that exactly what happened? I don't understand why people post so much about themselves which are open to almost everyone.
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by mrjin 4y ago
Hmmm, wondering how essential mbna is in Canada? If I have to choose one between a bank and Firefox, then FireFox it's.
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by mrjin 4y ago
Put all the other factors aside, the author at least ignored quite a few critical variables: 1. Decaying of the panels. I'm wondering if the panels can retain 50% of designed output after 7 years. 2. Maintenance. If the inverter go bus
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by mrjin 4y ago
I don't think it really has anything to do with whatever FCC claims.
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by mrjin 4y ago
For most of the us, we'll have to take home some bread for the family and thus no one should assume any commitment on most of the open source contributors as they virtually not even get a dime for all the hard work. On the other hand,
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by mrjin 4y ago
Hmmm, there is such a thing in Windows...
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by mrjin 4y ago
The problem was really why keeps validating an address if there was no change since marked as verified?
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by mrjin 4y ago
Similar feeling, but I'm on the verge to quit HN too.
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by mrjin 4y ago
I feel the same in general. I was naive enough trying to convince them but it turned out in most of the cases I was wasting my time: they either deliberately took it wrong or simply could not comprehend it at all. In neither case there woul
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by mrjin 4y ago
I guess I have similar idea. Yep, for sure electrify would simply lots of things, but is it really necessary to carry a such gigantic battery? Carrying a much lighter ICE and fuels might be more economical, or even better fuel cells. If we
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by mrjin 4y ago
There was one obvious reason: too much money was printed, for decades. Virtually unlimited supply of cheap money not only push up asset prices but also make it super easy to blindly take loans to invest in assets and make tones of money. On
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by mrjin 4y ago
Not joking?
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by mrjin 4y ago
Shouldn't all automated system assumed to be malfunctioned when an accident happened until proved otherwise?
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by mrjin 4y ago
Worse than that. If they are really decentralized, how come they can ever destroy somebody else's coins?
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by mrjin 4y ago
Oh well, de-centralizing by centralizing. Catch-22.
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by mrjin 4y ago
The whole thing was nonsense. I never think any individual should be in the position of deciding who to live and who to die. The common fallacy would be something like let's pull the lever to save 5 by killing 1. So the question would

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