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841.
by rhacker 7y ago
My eyes looked at this comment, see that it's totally true, but yet downvotes. Context. But yes, there's an absolute truth to someone that can't think outside the box and deny something is possible vs the people that make it
842.
by rhacker 7y ago
The title is awful.. Volkswagon can speak for its own company. It can't speak for the industry. If it were to speak for the industry the word admit can't be used. It would be a different word, like "believe". Volkswagon
843.
by rhacker 7y ago
It is reasonable. It is also likely that whatever meta information reddit is sending back (in headers or tags) is probably not dated correctly for the time of the origin post. Google COULD offer more time machine features and perform diffin
844.
by rhacker 7y ago
Every $1 spent on noisy technology should require a $50 investment in tinnitus research.
845.
by rhacker 7y ago
I can't argue with you there. My previous Fifth Wheel RV had a sinking floor issue that took months for the manufacturer to take seriously. It required me to press the issue many times before they got me an appointment. That was a 60k
846.
by rhacker 7y ago
Wow, if the creator of this website is reading - please stop with the crazy locked headers and auto-adjusting panels on the top and bottom.
847.
by rhacker 7y ago
This is not a Tesla only problem, mind you. Most companies I've had the (dis-)pleasure of working with lately seem to be lacking in this area. It isn't until the brass steps in that a decision can be made to unlock an outcome.
848.
by rhacker 7y ago
The article is contrasting it with just general TV (or movies/shows/netflix/etc...) Basically video, but non-interactive. I had the same feeling though, I didn't know what "Video Gaming" was taking over (my imm
849.
by rhacker 7y ago
It would seem that all the other EV pickup startups in this space are thinking about what regular trucks do first.
850.
by rhacker 7y ago
While this is great for a variety of reasons... I'm lamenting on the cybrtrck. Initially after the release I was kinda excited. Lately I have been wishing it just looked like a regular truck and did things that regular trucks can do -
851.
by rhacker 7y ago
When all of you damn people eventually move to a small town, please drive slow, turn down your damn car audio system. And finally, don't make life about money. The race doesn't need to exist. Cook at home, and don't beg New S
852.
by rhacker 7y ago
The Cersi thing is wrong on so many levels.
853.
by rhacker 7y ago
I feel like more and more of our life is what "product" we connect with and use. I kinda want to opt out.
854.
by rhacker 7y ago
It seems perfectly reasonable for Oracle to defend itself in court this way. It's kinda like an automatic win - if they get the Google lawsuit, then hey - bank... and then they will likely lose this case - but the stakes are pretty muc
855.
by rhacker 7y ago
This reminds me of the show "The Good Place" (sorry spoiler ahead!!!!!!!) Basically part of the premise of the show is that life has become so complex that you can no longer make a moral choice because macroeconomic structures hav
856.
by rhacker 7y ago
Whoa, I always figured that Rabies would be like a state covered thing, given that generally every case makes a news article. Sorry that happened to you, did you for sure come in contact with Rabies or just suspected?
857.
by rhacker 7y ago
Maybe that IS what happened?
858.
by rhacker 7y ago
My main problem with protobuf isn't the actual serialization or the proto files. It's the use case. They actually pitted this up against REST. REST is slowly going out of favor, so of course it makes sense to start gap filling. Bu
859.
by rhacker 7y ago
Everything you just typed can be explained by the phrase "Tesla is years ahead of their competitors", so not sure why you're so solid on that "Incorrect" statement.
860.
by rhacker 7y ago
Just think about this for 2 seconds: What would this all have been about if the original icon was a Menorah? Just really think about that. Or heck, how about one of the few icons used for Hinduism if you want to go for popularity.
861.
by rhacker 7y ago
I disagree with you. What's childish about filing an issue with something that offends you? > it's not something an engineer should ever do. But what if it wasn't Santa but it was like a different religious icon - like a m
862.
by rhacker 7y ago
It's the PC (politically correct) movement. PC definitely needed a lot of push in 2000. It has certainly helped correct a lot of language problems, problems that either reinforce stereotypes, gender and/or sexual orientation issue
863.
by rhacker 7y ago
Was it just auto-fixed via BGP?
864.
by rhacker 7y ago
I mean yeah, they might be able to arrest someone. The unfortunate aspect is that it is now up to the arrested person to tell the judge that they were arrested because of an executive order which only applies to the rules that govern feder
865.
by rhacker 7y ago
Even if that is true, there is typically a reason things become popular. Right now only Flow / Elm / Purescript could possibly compete in that specific space. Do you specifically see people migrating en-mass to those technologies
866.
by rhacker 7y ago
ahh thanks for that, I misread the survey notes on that.
867.
by rhacker 7y ago
Redux is quickly being relegated to pile of don't use. I suspect 2020's survey result will show hooks to have completely destroyed redux.
868.
by rhacker 7y ago
EOs shouldn't be able affect that.
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by rhacker 7y ago
It would be cool to see this go second hand by a fan. A fan that could buy up all the copies at a bulk rate (say $2 for 1M copies) Then re-sell those at the original price. Since it's now a used book, that fan could donate the profit t
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by rhacker 7y ago
Probably because a lot of people have been working with it for a long time (like you). I think I started 20 years ago - but I just learned like 40% of css grid this past weekend. (I've been a happy flexbox user for a few years) But I k

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