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by rozap 4y ago
Yea, I would love it if FE cut the crap and made it "purer". I think that would help the racing and convince people that it's not a joke. There's no reason the racing can't be good.
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by rozap 4y ago
I think there has been a lot of value in FE as a technological driver and from a PR perspective. VW/Audi/Porsche committed to it pretty early on, even after repeating forever that they weren't interested in Formula 1 (which o
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by rozap 4y ago
I get that Formula E isn't a spec series, but it is weird that so much of it is homologated spec parts. Given that the racing isn't that great (maybe entertaining, clumsy, or wacky would be descriptors of FE), imo it'd really
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by rozap 4y ago
There is a huge class of people that aren't capable (either they're too junior or lack the ability or motivation) of writing core functionality themselves, and are only able to stitch libraries together. Is the stuff they create p
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by rozap 4y ago
nah
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by rozap 4y ago
Every time I'm highlighting and ctrl+c'ing something out of a ticket and it turns into edit mode, I tense up a little bit. Ugh.
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by rozap 4y ago
Yep. This happened to us. After the dog was prescribed something (bravecto) she didn't really need, which had big risks we didn't know about, so much so that the FDA issued guidance about seizure risks. She had a seizure 48 hour
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by rozap 4y ago
How many people did you need to wrangle to get this to happen? I saw a Comcast truck driving down my street a few months ago. I chased him down and asked if they were putting in broadband, and he said "No, I'm just checking the li
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by rozap 4y ago
You got yourself a deal. That's way cheaper than it is currently.
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by rozap 4y ago
I live 5 minutes from a grocery store, 10 minutes from a town of 50k people. Hardly remote by US standards. There is no cell coverage, and the only internet option plugs into a phone jack. From where I'm sitting, that spending didn&#x2
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by rozap 4y ago
I would buy it. Sure, it wouldn't sell like the next iPhone Whatever, but I think there is a healthy niche.
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by rozap 4y ago
I briefly worked at one such company. The vibe was from some sort of alternate reality, it was truly bizarre. I couldn't deal with it and quit after about a month.
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by rozap 4y ago
Man, I miss phones that were designed for human hands. Everything now is way too big to use one handed.
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by rozap 4y ago
Government contractors are different than private companies that sell to the government.
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by rozap 4y ago
Even better: a software company that makes software for the government. And has actual revenue and long term contracts. Yes we are hiring, email in bio.
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by rozap 4y ago
I will bet real money Erlang and elixir will be around and doing just fine in a decade. I would not make that same bet about any cloud services provider.
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by rozap 4y ago
I don't generally root for things to fail, but this one was so obviously user hostile in terms of UX and manufactured exclusivity that I'm really glad it's over.
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by rozap 4y ago
https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Health/DOHMH-Dog-Bite-Data/rsg... Followed (not too closely) by Shih Tzu and Chihuahua which are...a little less life threatening. This is just raw data and obviously not controlling
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by rozap 5y ago
Except whole promise of the crypto-anarchists, decentralized autonomous organizations, tornado, etc, etc was to break free from the tyranny of government. Then when shit invariably hits the fan, they run to the FBI complaining about how the
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by rozap 5y ago
So...it's decentralized but if you don't like how it plays out then you run off to a centralized power structure to fix it?
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by rozap 5y ago
I have a 74. My wife used it to go camping and I guess I didn't explain the starting procedure well enough because it was second nature. She ended up having to get a jump after flooding it and killing the battery. Oops.
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by rozap 5y ago
The push back here is super weird. In addition to being vague, it's irrelevant and full of "what about X". > spraying glyphosate all over public lands to create 'free to grow' yes, this is bad. what does it have
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by rozap 5y ago
And a lot of practices encoded into faith just grew out of reality. Like not eating pork because at the time, you'd get nasty things like trichinosis. But there's a lot of bullshit, too.
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by rozap 5y ago
Other people have commented, but I'd also enjoy a post or album of your most prized dead company swag artifacts. I worked for a "hot" a16z startup just out of college, with a trendy office and the :rocket: :moon: vibe. They w
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by rozap 5y ago
Quick overview here: https://youtu.be/EuoYkNyYaBY But the rich energy thing is just one of the more recent ones. Formula 1 has had an endless stream of seedy sponsors over the years, including an alleged Nigerian prince. Ov
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by rozap 5y ago
And that ended so well for everyone involved. Grab the popcorn.
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by rozap 5y ago
OPs imagination: the government and the Illuminati have a many-qubit quantum supercomputer capable of deriving private keys and breaking into your 2048 bit encrypted cold wallet. Reality: FBI junior recruit hits you with a wrench until you
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by rozap 5y ago
meh. we shipped an interactive ETL tool to a bunch of government customers and it relies heavily on the channel abstraction and pubsub provided by phoenix and elixir. maybe it's because message passing is the programming model all th
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by rozap 5y ago
If you want to write fast software, use a slow computer.
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by rozap 5y ago
I've opted out of Verizon's spam texts, which I would get 3-5 times per day. But I didn't get the text offering me the ability to opt out of this shit, because I opted out of their texts. Cool.

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