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pschuegr
3y ago
That woke has-been would be dethroned so fast... /s
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3y ago
Elon has a terrible track record with his "predictions" and even if you subscribe to the "he turns the impossible into the late" theory, the horizon on which he is accurate with this one seems likely to be pretty far off
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pschuegr
3y ago
Their hardware org is amazing. The software org, decidedly less so.
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pschuegr
3y ago
What's the company?
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pschuegr
3y ago
I like how Musk claims it was done for aesthetic reasons. Yes, we can see from the site design that you care deeply about aesthetics...
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pschuegr
3y ago
This truth springs directly from the mind of esteemed athlete and physiologist Donald J Trump, does it not?
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pschuegr
3y ago
poor Simone
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pschuegr
3y ago
yeah I predict this foldy-screen style of phone will die pretty quickly
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pschuegr
3y ago
So let's just let companies do what they want as long as you're making a salary and can pay for college?
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pschuegr
3y ago
or if they have any integrity they raise a stink and quit. but that's maybe a 1/100 CEO if you're lucky.
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3y ago
If this is about the MTV campus it's kind of insane. That place is beautiful.
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3y ago
"quirky conservative views" Cue joke about being silenced: "oh, you know the ones".
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3y ago
I think the answer is kind of like this: no it's not really that bad in that nobody was physically harmed and the data was not leaked as far as we know. But it's entirely possible that moving it like that could have broken some d
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3y ago
Don't many people wear glasses all day?
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3y ago
It's hard to imagine how this kind of problem gets solved, but I think it's a good example of a problem that I've seen in software again and again: defining the technical capabilities of a platform is separate from defining t
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3y ago
Sample size: 2 We're at 100% here people. Seriously though, I come across people now and then who "don't like sunshine" and i feel like an explorer who's just encountered a strange new civilization; this attitude is
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3y ago
i like that - great way of thinking about it.
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pschuegr
3y ago
(I think he's referring to the poster in codetrotters story as the troll, not you)
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3y ago
Yeah, TBH I feel like they should release a super-lightweight app that serves as a starting point for a search and then hands the results off to the local browser with whatever key set so that it knows who you are. This would significantly
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3y ago
This seems like a good way to burn out while making no money.
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3y ago
I don't know the answer to this but I'm interested in learning. I assume there are investors out there who aren't looking for hyper-growth, but I'm not sure where you find them.
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3y ago
Hm, I guess I wasn't specific enough - you're right that you could just be excited by the mission of the company and that seems healthy and cool. It's the borderline worship and the cheering (to be fair I think this might be
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3y ago
I don't know what is with companies who pretend that the work environment should be more than an exchange of skills for compensation. Even ignoring these kinds of egregious examples, I find the rah-rah-rah of companies where people ar
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3y ago
I have no idea if this comment is sarcasm or not.
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pschuegr
3y ago
ah, i see. so it's kind of like a website that changes depending on what you're doing and where you are.
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3y ago
How do you propose to distribute this app that was built on the fly - you're going to go for App Store approval in under a minute?? I think "app" is the weakest part of this idea.
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3y ago
"repository of all my important information" does not mix well with "experimental".
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3y ago
Domain expertise does not transfer to all domains, and Elon seems like he's trying to speed-run that lesson for $44b.
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3y ago
seems pretty likely he'll go for it then, that's the driving principle behind his decision making. (note: I do not subscribe to the conspiracy theory that this is actually what is happening)
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pschuegr
3y ago
the styling/layout of HN could be improved a lot with little effort IMO. the upvote/down vote buttons are so easy to make mistakes with too, and I don't think my thumbs are especially fat. I would also kill for dark mode.
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