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by shaftway 8y ago
I'm the opposite direction. I got a RWD LR model 3, but I hardly ever drive it. And when I do it's all local stuff, well under 100 miles per day. I'd rather have saved the $4,000 and gotten a mid-range. If someone approached
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by shaftway 8y ago
It looks like they've removed the long range single motor option. It used to be - Long range single motor: $49,000 - Long range dual motor: $54,000 - Long range performance: $64,000 Now it's: - Mid range single motor: $45,000 - Lo
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by shaftway 8y ago
It doesn't even look like it's rating devices. It looks like it's rating behavior as it relates to past behavior. Probably right on the usage of the word "trust". Someone probably thought "This is how much I tr
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by shaftway 8y ago
The fact that searches add to your back stack is frustrating. Maybe add a heuristic so that a search term is only added if you click on an entry, the search box is unfocused, or nothing has changed for ~2 seconds.
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Harley-Davidson Creates New Advanced Technology R&D Facility in Silicon Valley(harley-davidson.com)
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by shaftway 8y ago
http://makerlove.com/
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by shaftway 8y ago
Also any modifications to the space that belongs to the page is just begging for someone to build an in-page facsimile, especially when that modification is meant to engender trust.
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by shaftway 8y ago
Yeah, you can also get a good deal if you're willing to take a floor model, even if it's shipped from somewhere else. Teslas actually can be negotiated, at least the Model S can. My wife drives this and we were able to get a 75D w
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by shaftway 8y ago
I did. It's a trade-off I was willing to make.
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by shaftway 8y ago
For me, muscle cars just got pincered out. I had a '99 Mustang GT convertible. Loved it, worked on it, drove it for 14 years. A brand new Mustang GT coupe starts at $35,355 but a more realistic configuration would put you around $43,00
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by shaftway 8y ago
And it looks like you only need 3 mappings for the entire space. It's not like you need one per object in memory. Unless I misunderstood the gist of the article.
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by shaftway 8y ago
So, I actually built this exact thing, a long long time ago, for Adobe when they were building their browser plugin. Mine was a 3D molecule viewer. I had almost the exact same math in there and it performed about the same until I showed it
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by shaftway 8y ago
If you look closely at the rod there's a separate wire sticking out the side about 10 cms. It probably measures impedance over that 10 cm space. You can definitely see him use it to measure impedance between the line and the clamp, but
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by shaftway 8y ago
> The only way to get into google is to go through a huge set of 45-min whiteborad crap. This is not the only way to get into Google. > Not once, not twice, we're talking about 7-8 times! When I interviewed I had one 15 minute
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by shaftway 8y ago
Sorry, I should have com back, but yeah, this is a good summary. When done properly both Find and Union can be done in amortized inverse-Ackerman time, which is for all intents and purposes constant. It can pop up as a solution for a surpri
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by shaftway 8y ago
I think it's worth including a bit on disjoint sets. I've managed to pull that solution on interviewers a couple times and they end up fairly impressed when you beat their best solution which is O(n) storage O(log n) time, with on
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by shaftway 8y ago
I can't speak to other companies, but I do know my [unofficial] experience interviewing (on both sides) at Google. As an interviewee, you know that you're going to have a handful of different interviewers. What you don't know
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by shaftway 8y ago
I have. It's a long and interesting story, full of intrigue, backstabbing, hacking, and corporate espionage. But in summary: Owners started tech business using trust-fund money. They were extremely non-technical, scared of computers to
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by shaftway 8y ago
There are plenty of times I've been on 280 and been uncomfortable doing 85; traffic was flowing at ~100 and I felt like an obstruction.
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by shaftway 8y ago
Honestly I'd be fine with that if they admitted it. I have way more respect for someone who says "I don't know" than someone who doesn't know but tries to pretend they do. I've had good experience at ACE, but t
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by shaftway 8y ago
I've had such terrible advice that I've quit going to Home Depot altogether; I spend the extra 3 minutes to drive to Lowe's. And it's from the exact opposite of what you describe. I needed to run a bit of low-voltage wir
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by shaftway 8y ago
Even if you aren't "financing" it, you're "borrowing" from your future self. That's $X,000 that you've tied up in something that doesn't actually have the value you paid for it, and even if you d
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by shaftway 8y ago
> How do you feel about the fact that doctors from foreign countries need to requalify in the US [...] I have zero problem with this. If I was a doctor on the US and moved outside of it I'd expect to requalify there. Different areas
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by shaftway 8y ago
I guess I spoke too broadly in this case. The primary I see isn't an MD, they are a PA-C. But I know that they're consulting with an MD behind the scenes as necessary. I'm not exactly sure where I draw the line, and for me it
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by shaftway 8y ago
I'm also not a lawyer, but.... I believe generally the US courts have decided that the person who triggers the action is the pertinent party. Something similar has come up in the firearm fabrication community. There are companies that
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by shaftway 8y ago
I don't have a degree and it almost never fails to come up. Ultimately I flunked out (for a variety of reasons). I've done a lot of A/B(/C/D/E) testing with my resume: - Don't include education - I'm
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by shaftway 8y ago
These comments suggest "just" setting up non-cloud solutions without addressing any of the drawbacks of these approaches. - Schools rarely have the resources or technical expertise to maintain something like roaming profiles. - If
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by shaftway 8y ago
I've traveled with rifles in checked luggage occasionally. The case is required to be locked, but the locks on these cases will only stop a casual check. 30 seconds with a hammer and screwdriver are enough to get most of them open. Usu
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by shaftway 9y ago
In California (pre-recreational use) I got the impression that it was entirely outside of the health system. To get your recommendation you saw a doctor that only handles cannabis recommendations, and often that's via video conferencin
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by shaftway 9y ago
Adobe pushed really hard on SVG (also vector based), before the Macromedia acquisition. They were part of the W3C group that designed the spec and they produced the most popular browser extensions to support it. The Macromedia acquisition w

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