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by ripjaygn 2y ago
> Naturally government pay would lag behind even the more mediocre H1Bs. Those "mediocre H1Bs" work their ass off compared to non-H1Bs because they get laid off/fired and deported on short notice with barely enough or some
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by ripjaygn 2y ago
> The problem is that there’s an entire political ideology holding that government is inherently wasteful and its adherents will oppose any attempt to track market salaries because that allows them both to say they’re saving money at the
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by ripjaygn 2y ago
> what does "your distro" mean here? the distro in the container, or the container host, or the client host? Container host. > rebuilding containers from scratch is certainly not easier than rebuilding an install via ansible
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by ripjaygn 2y ago
> with friends and companions from the same culture, with the same spiritual beliefs What does this have to do with anything? I grew up in a multicultural, multireligious and multilingual part of the third world, and no one ever said or
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by ripjaygn 2y ago
Maybe containerize most things since distros change a lot between releases. That way you can keep your distro on the latest version and even switch distros without too much impact.
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by ripjaygn 2y ago
That sounds like potential for DoS or even an exploit.
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by ripjaygn 2y ago
The cost to the company for a recall is also a thing so accurate headlines matter. Having to spend money paying service reps to do software and hardware changes at a service center is way more expensive than pushing out an OTA software. Whi
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by ripjaygn 2y ago
> Looks like the media cares about facts You made me spit out my coffee. The media literally made up fake news about the Tesla strike in Sweden. This is coming from someone who argued for year up until covid that fake news was exclusive
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by ripjaygn 2y ago
> environmentally conscious Yet doing everything to spread FUD about the car company that did and is doing the most for the environment., because Musk... bad. Bollocks. I agree Musk isn't great since Covid, but I was not going to bu
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by ripjaygn 2y ago
You're just cherrypicking things, not to mention all cars have issues but only Tesla issues get magnified, so you think Tesla is worse. Propaganda works, that's why the liberals are doing what they're doing, spreading FUD abo
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by ripjaygn 2y ago
> I don't think you alter your fundamental world view on things like human rights, the environment and such because of "liberal media" I haven't, it's part of the reason I said I probably won't vote right.
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by ripjaygn 2y ago
While this helps the students with names lower down the order, people who are graded later still suffer.
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by ripjaygn 2y ago
Please don't make unfounded assertions.
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by ripjaygn 2y ago
That's some misleading context since the article you linked says: > Only 260 BZ4Xs had been delivered to customers before the recall was announced If they had sold 4000 like the truck, they would have recalled 4000. Both recalls af
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by ripjaygn 2y ago
As the saying goes, you can take a horse to the water, but you cannot make it drink it. Cannot help those who cannot help themselves.
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by ripjaygn 2y ago
If it's a software update that only a service center can fix then few folks are going to take their time out to do that expeditiously, like with hardware recalls. Assuming their address is current and they even know about it. Whereas a
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by ripjaygn 2y ago
Those are Tesla updates. They were asking about non-Tesla OTA updates, for the Lincoln cars I think.
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by ripjaygn 2y ago
The oil lobby pays the right wing, Musk does not. So they demonize Tesla and EVs and the left has joined them since a few years, to my disgust. I used to be a die hard liberal, I only lately realized that liberal media and many liberals don
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by ripjaygn 2y ago
Ultimately irrelevant things are added to headlines all the time, like all the stories about the Lincoln recall in this comment. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40089379 See how they don't just say it's a rec
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by ripjaygn 2y ago
Toyota had a recall just a couple of days ago. That story wasn't even submitted to HN, while the Cybertruck already made the front page a couple of times and will probably continue to do so. That's a perfect example of disproporti
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by ripjaygn 2y ago
> Meanwhile Lincoln sent me a “fix” for a recall that involved neither software or my car moving an inch. > “We identified an issue in your vehicles user guide that could lead to improper seat operation. Please place this piece of pap
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by ripjaygn 2y ago
Linked it in the other comment that you had replied to. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40086651
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by ripjaygn 2y ago
Do we have public post mortems for all the thousands of recalls over the years? For example, what happened with Toyota's wheels falling off a couple a years ago.
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by ripjaygn 2y ago
This was the article headline from NYPost(yay oil lobby funding anti-EV right wing media posted on HN): "Latest recall at Elon Musk’s Tesla affecting 2.2M vehicles over warning lights" The recall over "warning lights" tu
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by ripjaygn 2y ago
In many cases they just don't know about them because they're not pushed so hard in the media and people don't upvote negative stories about other car manufacturers like they do with negative Tesla stories on HN and Reddit. I
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by ripjaygn 2y ago
> I can't help but wonder how many of his fantastical claims are precisely in service of boosting the stock price Like these ones where he said the stock price was too high and it then crashed a a full 10%? https://www.cn
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by ripjaygn 2y ago
I had linked it in the very comment you replied to...please reread.
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Total units shipped since the inception of the company? I think the NHTSA was only formed in 1970.
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by ripjaygn 2y ago
> tesla booked musk's much-discussed options package as a $2.5 billion expense As stated elsewhere the point is that you cannot pay for car quality with stock options that are worth zero if the stock doesn't double and car sale
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by ripjaygn 2y ago
> Of course, without access to insider information we can only guess if this is really occurring... No need to guess, the GP poster confidently stated this: > Tesla is losing money on every truck sold at this point. They must be an in

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