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What do you mean by purity here?
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If you watch and believe his TED interview from the last couple days, there was much more going on there than meets the eye.
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TPS?
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5y ago
So you’re assuming his motives based on his skin color? There’s a word for that.
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5y ago
They told me the same thing, and then I added my driver's license number and it let me through... ... and then they sent me an email saying my account needs additional verification. They want me to fill out https://www.treas
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5y ago
Since it seems like it’s Windows converts that can’t find it, maybe Apple could buy some of those Windows File Explorer ads Microsoft is experimenting with and explain the functionality.
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5y ago
Got a link? Sounds interesting.
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Those arbitration clauses aren’t 100% bulletproof. I suspect a lawyer would be able to find a way to have you not pay for a car you returned two years ago, regardless of any arbitration clause.
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5y ago
If you watch a few body camera videos, you’ll see police using cell phones a lot to talk to superiors. Better quality, doesn’t use radio bandwidth, more private, probably not recorded for the public record.
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5y ago
So this dude was making payments on a $116k car for two years, without having the car? Seems clear some Tesla systems didn’t talk to eachother, and this is Tesla’s fault. But it also seems clear this is something a single letter from a lawy
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Where are you that utilities tripled?
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5y ago
dang - mind changing this link to the original above?
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5y ago
As one of those people, it isn't always. I'm politically opposite those typically associated with virtual signaling, and I drive an EV because it's way cheaper (total cost of ownership), more fun, and more pleasant than an IC
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If I'm reading that graph right, it looks like driving an EV is about halfway between an ICE car and no car? A 50% reduction seems pretty decent to me.
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Just downloaded this, I love the concept. Does it have any support for iCloud sync between devices? I installed it on my iPhone and Mac, doesn't look like it's syncing. I saw this line in the description that made me think it migh
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5y ago
Probably the 22 is a subset of the 43.
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On the first paper, roughly half the US population is >40yo, so this could well be talking about things that stopped being a problem in the 80's.
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5y ago
I’d guess the average person can’t distinguish Apple Pay and Apple Cash.
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5y ago
FAANG recruiters are very different than FAANG engineers.
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5y ago
What does it show up as in the billing console?
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Ask HN: Why do we bother screenprinting mass-produced PCBs?
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I haven’t tested this enough to know if it’s a real hidden feature, or just me placebo-effecting myself, but I swear it takes way less time to wake up my TV (Samsung) if I press the little TV button on the ATV remote 5x really fast. Like if
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Is the US spending billions to educate them, or are they spending billions to be educated here?
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5y ago
I write a lot of Ruby for work, but I’m not sure what “shapes” are - do you have any good reference where I could start reading?
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How’d you get started / get in a position to both have all these opportunities, and be able to take them?
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To be clear, what I mean is that there is much less evidence of Tesla hitting stuff than we would expect from the videos of it doing “scary-looking” things. We may need to recognize that safe driving for a computer can look different than s
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But that’s kind of like saying a calculator can never be as creative at solving math problems, because it will never have the visceral fear of failing an exam. Well… yeah, I guess, but it’s not really relevant. We don’t need creativity in a
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Where’d the $6k number come from? You can get an M1 machine starting in the $700 range.
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... which are both accessible by children. I don't see the point you're making?
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I’d actually love to do this, what should I buy?
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