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by tgtweak 3y ago
Not great honestly, the only redeeming factor was the onsite delivery eta logic (since SKU locations and customers location was internal) and the lift from displaying that on the site ("get it by tomorrow"). The costs, receiving S
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by tgtweak 3y ago
Yet they're not offering those managers IC positions, they're just cutting and targeting managers with higher salaries for the most part. Also heard of a few staff engineers that went.
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by tgtweak 3y ago
Data privacy and protection compliance, specifically for devices that may have accessed customer data.
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by tgtweak 3y ago
SFN was just deliverr anyway so it will likely continue in that sense under flexports banner. Since Shopify sold it as an equity swap they still have an interest in promoting it and keeping it in house. The bigger picture here is that Shopi
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by tgtweak 4y ago
Correct
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by tgtweak 4y ago
I think it would be meaningful to introspect that data since clearly it's not encrypted using https - this would be trivial with a MITM proxy on the gateway. All of this to push your own platform without any data backing it up aside fr
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by tgtweak 4y ago
The sales of the Maverick have really made a compelling case for an even-smaller truck that is one size down. I don't even think ford thought it would sell that well. The Maverick is still a giant truck compared to these.
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by tgtweak 4y ago
I think most people register them out of state for this reason - Minnesota and Arkansas being the two go-to (also for bypassing vehicle road-readiness inspections...).
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by tgtweak 4y ago
I see these all over the place in asiapac, especially at resorts for staff and maintenance to get around on smaller pathways in lieu of golf carts or runabouts. It makes a lot of sense when you consider that they are easy to move around on
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by tgtweak 4y ago
I remain confident that it is impossible for a "startup" or properly competitive standalone org to exist under the roof of Google. From reading these comments, it looks like this is at best mitigating some internal conflict.
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by tgtweak 4y ago
> with no contact with the outside world > in an experiment closely monitored by scientists well, which is it... can you not contact them if they're monitoring you on IP cameras constantly?
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by tgtweak 4y ago
Remember when they tried to force everyone to accept the new terms or they would disable access after a certain date? Then they walked it back after people started using alternative platforms. https://www.livemint.com/techno
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by tgtweak 4y ago
The privacy policy alone on whatsapp is what is keeping everyone I know off of it. It's egregious. FB is 100% snooping on what is being discussed, and if they are now moving to fully client-to-client encrypted on ALL chats (not just
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by tgtweak 4y ago
Glad that Pat is making good on his strategy to offer IFS to everyone, even bleeding edge process nodes. I really think this is the only way to truly mitigate the dependance on fabs that are entirely in the East China Sea region. If Intel
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by tgtweak 4y ago
Works well when you don't have 3-4 months of snow and ice. This is probably my biggest gripe with the whole "change roads to bicycle paths" push that is happening in most big cities (emulating this and using it as a guiding e
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by tgtweak 4y ago
Difficult market to jump into with Tesla openly saying they want to disrupt the heat pump/heating space with their established manufacturing and dealer/installer network. They also have some significant IP in the heat pump space
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by tgtweak 4y ago
High efficiency heat pumps with built-in defrosters (or "heating strips") can often provide full heating capacity (ie: 48,000btu for a 4 ton unit) down to -12f, with reduced output at even lower temps. The COP efficiency drops qu
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by tgtweak 4y ago
Most ultra high efficiency heat pumps are already using DC inverter technology which allows the compressor, fans and pumps to run on fully variable speed. If Electric Air is planning on using DC components for their heat pumps, they could
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by tgtweak 4y ago
You can't really have 30+ fully independent regions running their own stack with different versions of apps and separate secrets, IP/routing and certificates in each. At some point you have to unify or it becomes either unmanageab
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by tgtweak 4y ago
Can we all just admit that bing has never been more relevant than it is right now.
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by tgtweak 4y ago
You can upload a custom ISO and run it - as long as your OS supports virtio and the defacto virtual newtork cards it should be fine. I recall running a windows vm from an iso that was uploaded.
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by tgtweak 4y ago
The potential here for "curating" and "curtailing" the responses to be very biased or at minimum irrelevant will probably be the death of such a feature in the hands of Google vs chatGPT which, by comparison and in spite
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by tgtweak 4y ago
Yeah the CS isn't excellent but it is mostly for self-supported workloads. Like OVH - if you need support for anything beyond provisioning/troubleshooting things outside of the VM, it's not the best choice. If you compare it
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by tgtweak 4y ago
Putting my recommendation in for vultr - have used them for many years and have had very good results off of a cheap vps. Also trivial to migrate and upgrade hosts on the fly. Someone had a site set up to measure VPS providers by running a
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by tgtweak 4y ago
Throw free cloudflare tier in front of it and you can get pretty far on $4/mo.
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by tgtweak 4y ago
>I was told that you are the best engineer in the whole organization. >This is top 5 tech companies in Canada. Choose one. No top 5 tech company would ignore a golden hen, and if they do, they will certainly feel it when you are gone
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by tgtweak 4y ago
>Third, more speculatively, lightweight thin-film solar panels could be mounted on the top of the hull to extend the range of the vehicle if it were electric. We haven’t done the trade at exactly what price and performance of panels woul
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by tgtweak 4y ago
Yeah my point is only that it's a full DR site, not a "backup" that was left running as the article pointed out (and as a lot of commenters are insinuating).
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by tgtweak 4y ago
The way their DR is setup is that clients of NYSE (brokerages, OTC systems, firms, banks) all have IP (not dns) connections to the primary NYSE production datacenter and a full second set of IPs for the DR site. It's not a "dns a
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by tgtweak 4y ago
Not all of them... only the most egregious.

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