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paulmendoza
6y ago
M1 is a giant flashing sign showing that x86 as we know it is dead. Intel is doomed.
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6y ago
Tesla can capture more profit per car than GM has a chance to because Tesla doesn’t have third parties doing... - seats - selling - soon batteries - ai chip - soon insurance - charge stations is like if GM could own the gas stations This do
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6y ago
I think that’s more because Tesla models right now are all designed for longer commute drivers. The highest selling EV in Norway has a lot less range but is also much cheaper.
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6y ago
Yes, 24% of all US dollars ever created were created last year. Very little went to poor people.
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6y ago
Google should have awarded a much larger value to this. Like $100k. This is a serious flaw.
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It also didn’t help that the legs didn’t deploy
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6y ago
If the world is quickly changing then holding onto a bunch of sinking ships might not make a lot of sense. Look at a lot of the S&P 500 stocks. How many old world companies are potential targets for disrupting. Look at oil. It isn’t in
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6y ago
My biggest frustration with reporting is when the reporter provides some number without context. “$1 billion was cut from X program” How big is that program? But they so often leave off how large the total program is. The worst is when the
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6y ago
I don’t agree. We need certifications for people who handle the data and better training. We should also require basic things like hashing passwords and having clouds where it is much harder to put data in public buckets. All it takes is on
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6y ago
Tesla basically has level 5 autonomy or looks to be super close with the beta they are running. Go watch the YouTube videos. In three to six months it will probably be good enough for robo taxis. So in a year or two Tesla will destroy Uber
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6y ago
It is different this time. I am a really good coder but I am using no code tools as much as I can. I only use code for new projects if I absolutely must.
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6y ago
Something doesn’t seem right about this story. Good employees don’t get fired over 2 week leave in my experience. Why would HR go along with this? Seems like there is probably more to this that isn’t being reported on.
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6y ago
How are they going to source enough batteries?
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6y ago
What you don’t see are all the other shady things they did. How often do people get caught the first time?
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6y ago
I dont think insurance is the solution. Instead take the money from the retirement fund.
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6y ago
I wish I knew what any of this meant but it sounds awesome
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6y ago
Will The Office look better is all that matters
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6y ago
It seems pretty hard these days to misconfigure and S3 bucket. The default settings are not public.
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6y ago
When are you getting a SOC2 audit? Can I deploy to my own private cloud?
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6y ago
I have used this architecture at 2 companies and it is by far the best for B2B scenarios where there could be large amounts of data for a single customer. It is great for data isolation, scaling data across servers, deleting customers when
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7y ago
How many users does fastmail have?
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7y ago
Make the primary key the thing you query by. Treat a sql database as similar to a nosql database (no joins) and your performance will be amazing.
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7y ago
Use the array data type for simple collections if using Postgres because it saves a join.
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7y ago
If google embedded the top fonts in the browser this wouldn’t be an issue. I don’t understand why the font selection in browsers is so limited.
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7y ago
OMG, this sounds like a massive security risk. That nice developer could easily siphon off all the email to his backend server with this little extension. I install almost no extensions because they are too risky.
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7y ago
Look at Integromat. I used to use Zapier but have moved mostly over to this instead.
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7y ago
The US needs an agency that helps businesses and citizens with security. If China is attacking our citizens we need a national style defense of our business and IP. For example, right now lots of decisions are left up to each company to dec
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7y ago
I think he just means he likes watching rockets launch.
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Cloudwatch. Insights makes it so much easier to query but be sure to log out JSON.
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7y ago
Every time I go into one now I am shocked at how much open space there is on the floor and the shelves. It is super depressing. I have been seeing this for the last year or so at the San Marcos store near where I live. Frys has been going d
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