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by tgtweak 5y ago
Using Tesla's own numbers for a turnkey installation such as this. Costs will probably come down another $50-80 per kWh with improvements in battery costs.
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Interesting concept. At $150,000,000 for 500MwH = $300/KwH of energy storage. Tesla's Megapack solution is $300/KwH also, giving this a good running chance if they can get costs down with scale. I like that it can potential
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by tgtweak 5y ago
The other consideration is that you want to encourage application developers to use those lower power states, and not make it look like their program is artificially abusing available resources.
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by tgtweak 5y ago
I have the same experience as OP which is that many subreddits or individual posts are inaccessible without creating an account. If you're looking at cat gifs you will probably get by with the occasional nag screen but some will outri
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Still allows them to identify you over the course of several sessions, which allows them to de-anonymize you.
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by tgtweak 5y ago
I'll take a Capcha over a fuck-you paywall.
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Filed under the "okay for me not for thee" google policy.
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by tgtweak 5y ago
This rhetoric furthered by Elon, Jack Ma and several others where working 7 days a week for 18 hours is "ideal" and that rest and relaxation are had at the expense of productivity/success is a real dangerous position. You kno
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Yeah unless it's a business, even then, you're pushed to sign up for an account to message the business. As a business, I would be weighing my options here as your Facebook page is often one of the first to show in the results.
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Pinterest and Reddit are not better these days. The amount of things you can view on reddit on your phone without creating an account or installing the app is dwindling daily. Every time my wife sends me a Pinterest link I just ask her to
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by tgtweak 5y ago
This looks pretty cool, directly speaks to what I was talking about re: why doesn't more of this exist.
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by tgtweak 5y ago
If did not age well, but it came out a long time ago.
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by tgtweak 5y ago
I kind of hate how far down the rabbit hole you have to go to find a familiar management ui in windows today. I find myself using run commands to bring up these UIs more and more. It would be an acceptable tradeoff if these new interfaces
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Damn I misread TTD and got excited that they were building it into factorio... Great article though, was not dissapointed.
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by tgtweak 5y ago
I always find it amusing how much graphQL there is without actual graph db behind it. Seems the concept of having fluid relationships is appealing for querying but not structuring/storing... which seems like a disconnect. I have only s
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Yeah I will agree on this - higher pay higher stakes usually. I know a few that moved out of 996 companies and are much MUCH happier, and better compensated. One used the offer to solicit a counter-offer and extra vacation time at her cur
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by tgtweak 5y ago
All the shops in Ukraine and India I know of are solidly heading up in price for developers. Engineers make 20-30x the average salary and junior devs are making 24k USD per year out of uni there. Compare that to 35k USD in Canada. I think
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by tgtweak 5y ago
I appreciate the alternative perspective and productive-pessimism, but anecdotally in my immediate social circle of engineers, 5 have changed jobs - all for substantial upgrades, and not 1 of them was for a job that required office presence
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by tgtweak 5y ago
First thoughts: Nobody will give this company a chance in that top-dollar, high stakes enterprise space without a track record. Second thoughts: Oh it's former SUN/joyent guys, nvm. Will the console have fancy ncurses reporting an
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Towndime :(
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by tgtweak 5y ago
You are using other users' (mobile) bandwidth to do the transmission, and apples server resources to brute force/ddos request the data on the other side. I can't see them condoning this at all and simple not responding negat
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Probably decided it was more profitable to use the storage to mine chia...
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by tgtweak 6y ago
Taking "Internet Detective" to new and exotic levels.
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by tgtweak 6y ago
This is the reality of leveraged trading. If you've put up your crypto as collateral on a loan, which you used to buy more crypto (defi), and the price of the asset backing your loan drops below threshold it gets auto liquidated by the
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by tgtweak 6y ago
It's a relatively tiny fine compared to the upside of a monopolistic advantage for several years. People were speculating the ccp would lay down a 10bn+ fine. To give some perspective, alibaba did $80Bn in 2019 alone. We're talki
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by tgtweak 6y ago
Small ones. Additionally, the military intelligence agencies with access to spy satellites probably don't care about blowing their cover or capabilities discovering makeshift drug running submarines.
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by tgtweak 6y ago
There are almost NO moving parts in this video - where a group of pixels could be predictably shifted on the screen between frames with minimal changes - and the frequency that color and intensity are changing means that nearly every other
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by tgtweak 6y ago
I would imagine that in proportion to the amount of jobs in software engineering, the representation at CEO level is disproportionately small compared to other fields.
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by tgtweak 6y ago
I had mine restarted this morning in BHS. Only one of 3 servers...
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by tgtweak 6y ago
If anyone is looking for energy/txn as the main metric for measurement, there are many other fully decentralized blockchains can also perform 500,000x more efficiently than bitcoin.

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