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by sethd 4y ago
Brought to you by the same company that delivered us amazing innovations like the “exclusive podcast”.
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by sethd 4y ago
> I'm sure a decent chunk of NH's population has lived or lives in properties that are or were using RealPage. It took me a sec to realize you were referring to Hacker News and not New Hampshire. :)
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by sethd 4y ago
I had a different take from reading the article. For one, a human driver would know they’ve been blinded by a laser (or something) and probably hit the breaks. Thus, you could say the human driver is acutely aware that something exceptional
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by sethd 4y ago
> telling your clients it was a great idea with little risk. Or even worse: Telling your clients they are invested in something else with a completely different risk profile when they were actually exposed to this.
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by sethd 4y ago
I’m not sure if you realized it but you just further answered OPs question and validated my point at the same time. GM did receive bailouts and I never even implied otherwise. So you have existing automakers (GM) who were already in a weak
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by sethd 4y ago
This isn’t the first time I’ve seen this happen. Also look at how some YC leaders have recently praised Musk’s management approach RE Twitter.
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by sethd 4y ago
> why was he able to walk into that area and do so much better than experienced traditional automakers. $8 billion in government subsidies? That critical DOE loan, for example, wasn’t even available to anyone else.
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by sethd 4y ago
Too bad the Mars colonization effort is just another Musk PR scam. It would have been great to eventually see that guy leave this planet and hopefully never return.
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by sethd 4y ago
Like clockwork this is now buried. We wouldn’t want to upset a potential source of funding, would we?
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by sethd 4y ago
A lot of folks get hung up on the “self” part, thinking it refers to the car when it actually refers to you the driver.
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by sethd 4y ago
So we should just accept more due to this “beta”?
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by sethd 4y ago
> “If we can get to ten miles down, we can start to find economic temperatures everywhere. It’s a shame the article doesn’t seem to mention what those temps are.
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by sethd 4y ago
I love Cloudflare and really want to use this but I need the ability to route to multiple (2-3) destinations. :)
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by sethd 4y ago
> The report estimated the application software for the new system is still only 63 per cent complete, with an “uncertain” timeline to completion Does anyone actually believe the level of precision coming from this report? I bet good mon
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by sethd 4y ago
I've been using a Garmin Instinct for a few years, and it's never let me down. It has a monochrome display that is not affected by sunlight with incredible battery life even when using the GPS. It's also tough as a brick
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by sethd 4y ago
I agree but I’d say it’s become more like something that resembles Huffington Post than TMZ.
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by sethd 4y ago
Crypto isn't big enough to do that on it's own. It would make for an interesting black swan event. :)
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by sethd 4y ago
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by sethd 4y ago
Wouldn't replacing that with a single point of failure be going a bit too far in the other direction? Perhaps three $5 instances?
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by sethd 4y ago
Like a few others here, I use git with a .dotfiles directory, which uses an install script that creates symblinks (among other things). It's grown a lot of over the years (maybe decade now?) and I've been meaning to look into usin
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by sethd 4y ago
> The conclusion was that Apple made a huge mistake tying it the iOS version and effectively limiting updates and it's real world use for years at a time. Exactly this. SwiftUI on iOS 13.x is practically unusable for anything above
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by sethd 4y ago
This forfeiture notice is crazy: https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/4614019-Chappell-Not... or 3) Prove you are an innocent owner. So much for innocent until proven guilty.
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by sethd 5y ago
Blocking the source (not those retweeting) does work, it simply takes quite awhile to see results. Ultimately most of the outrage/cancel culture/ and other political tribalism tweets originate from a relatively small fraction of u
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by sethd 5y ago
> Ukraine is not a tiny nation, and Russia is huge. The Vietnamese successfully fought off multiple foreign invaders over past centuries against armies more powerful and advanced than theirs.
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by sethd 5y ago
Hopefully this is the beginning of the end of “podcast exclusivity”.
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by sethd 5y ago
> make house members 1:50,000 representation to their county (yes that means the house would explode to 8000 elected officials) I disagree with rest, but something along these lines does seem like a good solution.
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by sethd 5y ago
…they would be repricing them almost weekly.
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by sethd 5y ago
Perhaps one could say that falls under "Git Operations", but it feels like it deserves a mention of its own. :)
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by sethd 5y ago
They had a video on their website for years (taken down very recently, I believe) that showed a FSD "self-driving" Tesla with the narrator saying something like "the driver is only present for legal reasons".
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by sethd 5y ago
It's only income if you sell, at which point it's no longer passive, right? Otherwise it's unrealized gains and not income.

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