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by pbreit 5y ago
They can cherry-pick the easiest routes. Discussing the entire "contiguous USA" is pointless.
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by pbreit 5y ago
Don't have to pay safety drivers with L4.
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by pbreit 5y ago
This is the 2nd market and the other is unmanned.
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by pbreit 5y ago
I appreciate the effort but found the discussion even more confusing than my already confused understanding. Some simple examples would help.
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by pbreit 5y ago
Most of the commercial value is achieved at Level 4. I'm curious what all the folks who claimed this was decades away are thinking?
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by pbreit 5y ago
"I could do that in a weekend" is obviously idiotic but why choose Google as the example (possibly the hardest piece of software to replicate)?
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by pbreit 5y ago
So will I now need a 2nd account to view all the users who have blocked me? Lame.
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by pbreit 5y ago
This informed post is optimistic about covid after it's endemic: https://cspicenter.org/blog/waronscience/why-covid-19-is-her...
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by pbreit 5y ago
What's the idea? I think in general if you're honest with yourself, you have a decent chance of evaluating your idea's desirability. Go with the YC mantra of "Make something people want". If you are scratching your
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by pbreit 5y ago
How would they even remotely be able to enforce such and thing? And is there any chance they actually would?
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by pbreit 5y ago
I read it but couldn't really determine what exactly happened or how true it was.
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by pbreit 5y ago
I guess I've never worked for such employers. > why would you have to "negotiate" for a higher salary Why not?
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by pbreit 5y ago
The 1m fsd-capable cars are on the road. The features of "FSD" are listed clearly in the buying process. The robots as stated are to be used internally. You seem knee-jerk negative?
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by pbreit 5y ago
I doubt it. I've never heard first-hand of anyone running into any trouble that this would mitigate. Some people are just crazy overzealously fearful of employers and BigCos.
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by pbreit 5y ago
I don't follow ANY of this advice and am unlikely to do so anytime soon.
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by pbreit 5y ago
Can anyone confirm what any actual policies are? None of the tweets are very clear to me.
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by pbreit 5y ago
Zipping two files is an obvious nonstarter. CSV won because it is simple.
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by pbreit 5y ago
The stripping of leading zeroes is dreadful when working with zip codes and SSNs.
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by pbreit 5y ago
Google Sheets handles CSVs MUCH better.
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by pbreit 5y ago
You are insane :-). Excel has the most inexplicably horrific handling of long number strings that it is borderline unusable. https://excel.uservoice.com/forums/304921-excel-for-windows-...
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by pbreit 5y ago
I could not disagree more. Perhaps the author is writing about a small niche area where the data is more complicated and/or typing is useful. I'd instead rather see much, much more CSV as well as flattening data models to make dat
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by pbreit 5y ago
On the flip side, if banks are not going to make my data available on a better basis, what choice is there?
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by pbreit 5y ago
When splitting out a segment it’s adjusted. Over $1 billion in past 4 quarters. Rides prints money.
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by pbreit 5y ago
Uber's Rides business has been EBITDA positive since the IPO.
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by pbreit 5y ago
Agree. Easier to feel. I wonder how they determine which to use? Seems like they switch back and forth.
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by pbreit 5y ago
Seems like a lot for a keyboard.
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by pbreit 5y ago
Are there any rules of thumb where such an architecture should be considered? >X TPS? >Y milliseconds per txn? >Z milliseconds between write and subsequent read? Eventual consistency OK?
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by pbreit 5y ago
Still a $5b company: https://www.google.com/finance/quote/NKLA:NASDAQ
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by pbreit 5y ago
I'm wondering what sort of "app" would be deployable to all these platforms? Any examples?
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by pbreit 5y ago
Any idea what Facebooks stores in MySQL? Core user database?

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