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RHEL is not my favorite. It’s cumbersome and many times just doesn’t work with software we try and install in comparison to other distros. We started looking at NixOS and other more source code declarative featured distros. Enterprise Linux
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You have 0% energy added by having one Model x/S. How impractical it is, fine: but, the fact you might be able to do it in the future gives model y’s cars the better decision over one Model X/S
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You can say that about anything. The point here is that buying a Model S/X for 100k instead of buying two Model Y cannot be defended by performance metrics alone.
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Great documentary, and really enjoyed watching Ewan drive an electric vehicle from South America to LA. It was possible 5 years ago, and it’s even easier today. The world is changing and this is a great thing.
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More ridiculous than buying 1 car for double the price? I’m confused.
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by tdhz77 5y ago
No, you have double the range by having two cars for less than 100k. I’m saying at least at this point you at least have a chance at using batteries to recharge batteries. It’s common knowledge that you can do this.
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The fact that you can charge an electric vehicle by towing it in gear is common knowledge among those with knowledge of how EVs work - you're basically just relying on regen to put juice back into the battery, using the motor as a gene
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You could nearly double your range by buying two model Y’s it would give you around 600 miles — a much better price, and theoretically you could tow charge one and charge it, so it’s not out of the realm of possible. To be fairrrr, only peo
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I’m working with it. It’s not really that advantageous for this project. US code is outputted in XML and I’m having to write a of code to find certain attributes to render on a page. Seems like it will break very easily on xml updates.
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Mt. Gox still has mine. I haven’t invested in crypto since.
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Free speech is hardly the only value in a democratic state. The First Amendment protected Internet intermediaries from obligations to censor, while at the same time rebuffing efforts to impose stricter privacy obligations on Internet enterp
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Linus doesn’t like how GitHub does merge requests(lore.kernel.org)
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Censorship can be a good thing. It took me a long time to figure this out.
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Does your data model change often? PostgreSQL and MySQL well be very difficult to make fundamental changes. If you need to make changes to your data model, the structure of relational databases will make it difficult for you to move fast. L
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Companies want developers to buy into editors like religion. All of them (editors) do the same, but spending money on IntelliJ is the hardest flex because it says I’m an enterprise developer look at me.
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I’m an idiot that isn’t going to use your product because I decide what to use based on more calculations than just if the product is good. I also consider license, philosophy and politics. Telling people they are idiots is not a good sales
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Have you seen expo? You can access native browser apis.
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by tdhz77 5y ago
Good point. Thank you for this comment. We will talk about this.
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Yes, you got it. This is new for the judiciary. We are moving and will be in the public space. Just have to do some housekeeping and we are organizing. We are making sure each project has the maintainers/developers and are properly sup
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“We are just getting started.” We have hundreds of projects that are ready for public consumption. We have over 200 developers that contribute code together in the federal judiciary. Watch this space. It’s coming. In the meantime, take a lo
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by tdhz77 5y ago
Does this give credence to Tesla’s path for smarter cars without the need of LIDAR?
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Current focus is on the flag ship case management electronic filing system being revamped and modernized. US courts has one of the largest databases in the world. A fact maybe some don’t know. We are moving towards functional programming fo
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by tdhz77 5y ago
I’m a software engineer that works for the federal government, specifically the United States District Court. I do believe in the mission of making justice for all. There is a myth perpetrated by those in the private sector that government
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by tdhz77 5y ago
HN is getting more political. Just something I’ve noticed. Not saying it’s a bad thing, but a reflection of political tribalism.
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You had me until the last part about the grizzlies.
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It amazes me how many people willingly defraud investors in the hopes that when the fbi knocks on their door they will find they were acting in good faith. You must wonder if these people believe in their own lies, but it’s so easily proved
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Ok, context is required here. try { int i = 0; while(true){ someArray[i]; i++; } } catch (IndexOutOfBoundsException ex) { //done }
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Illegal exceptions
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He trades like he codes. He deserves prison for his coding ability if nothing else. He introduced more bugs at Netflix than any engineer in history.
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Yarn had its place. It’s time to move on with npm. The newer version is so much faster and you won’t run into permissions issues like with yarn.

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