tlogan

14 ms·

211.
by tlogan 1y ago
Sadly, these kinds of high-level decisions (which really do not matter in the grand scheme of things) only make it harder to combat real anti-Semitism: the real anti-Semitism is when people assume you need to move to Israel, and imply that
212.
by tlogan 1y ago
I have a question: - What are the main challenges in building software that relies solely on camera input? - Which specific modules or tasks still require LiDAR to function reliably?
213.
by tlogan 1y ago
And they also added requirements what must be insured and maximum out of pocket. So you cannot have a cheap insurance with 20k max out of pocket.
214.
by tlogan 1y ago
America arguably offers the best healthcare in the world. If you can afford it. The quality of care, technology, and expertise are top-tier for those with excellent insurance or deep pockets. But the system is neither free nor particularly
215.
by tlogan 1y ago
So pirate sites cannot use CloudFlare. But isn’t that against their ToS? Im just confused - can somebody explain me this?
216.
by tlogan 1y ago
Cool. The first set of questions are logical and make some sense. But then there come questions asking you similar but with slightly different values. And that’s when everything stops making sense.
217.
by tlogan 1y ago
Yes, startups are always a bit of a gamble, but this feels like a captain abandoning ship while it’s still full of sailors (many of whom have families depending on them). This really is a whole new level of getting screwed.
218.
by tlogan 1y ago
The low level employees are screwed. Basically they lost their job. Not cool.
219.
by tlogan 1y ago
I’m honestly just surprised that the CEO and co-founder decided to walk away from the company and leave behind all these employees he was leading. Especially considering many of them probably joined for lower pay, hoping for a big upside. M
220.
by tlogan 1y ago
Could anyone explain the implications of this for Windsurf as a company? Are they going to close?
221.
by tlogan 1y ago
If we do not detect after glow does this mean that cosmic inflation did not happen?
222.
by tlogan 1y ago
I have a politically sensitive but potentially insightful question. I live in San Francisco, where we have a desegregation busing policy. In practice, this means kids don’t attend their neighborhood schools. They’re assigned to schools acro
223.
by tlogan 1y ago
Socially marginalized kids were partying too. The only difference was, we weren’t invited to the “cool” parties. These days, there’s definitely a lot less partying overall.
224.
by tlogan 1y ago
Not all parties were like that. Or at least I was never invited to those. We geeks stuck to LAN parties, got drunk, and played games. Since there were no girls around, we managed to avoid making any bad decisions :) But we did party way mor
225.
by tlogan 1y ago
Two examples: Example 1: The article claims that the affordable Nissan Versa Note cost $16,545 in 2019 and was discontinued. But not saying that this would be $21,168 in today’s dollars and they leave out an important detail: Nissan still s
226.
by tlogan 1y ago
And a few more: - Volkswagen Jetta - starting at $22,495 - Volkswagen Taos - starting at $24,995 - Hyundai Kona - staring at $24,550 - Honda Civic - starting at $24,250
227.
by tlogan 1y ago
Please find a car which is missing. I was unable to find a single one. And I also made the mistake with the list for 2025: there are 20 cars less than 25k in 2025. See? You found problem with 2005 but you happily ignored that fact that I mi
228.
by tlogan 1y ago
This does not match the KBB.com: https://www.kbb.com/toyota/corolla/2005/ I’m just saying that I 100% understand that you think it was “cheaper before” but there is no data to show that. I honestly feel the s
229.
by tlogan 1y ago
Yes - it is not cheap now. But it was NEVER cheap (as implied in the comment).
230.
by tlogan 1y ago
> MSRP of Honda Accord went from $15k-$30k in 2005 to $30k-$40k in 2025. > MSRP of one model is also not perfect, but it's another data point. I do not know if this is true. - Cheapest Honda Accord in 2005 was $17,510 (that is $2
231.
by tlogan 1y ago
> less expensive, cars have been > knocked off - the Rio, > the Prius C, the Fiesta.. You are incorrect. Prius C in 2005 was $21,510 (not really "less expensive") and that is about $34,827.67 in 2025. (See: https:/&
232.
by tlogan 1y ago
Here is 2005 list: - Chevrolet Aveo – Starting at $9,455 - Kia Rio – Starting at $10,570 - Hyundai Accent – Starting at $10,999 - Toyota Echo – Starting at $11,110 - Ford Focus ZX3 – Starting at $13,365 - Chevrolet Cavalier – Starting at $1
233.
by tlogan 1y ago
We can also say that the average cost of education has risen 141.0% over the last 20 year. So I’m not saying that things are not expensive now: but not having cheap cars is not the reason for that. And that is what the article is saying.
234.
by tlogan 1y ago
This is a great example of how factually incorrect narratives - so long as they align with a preferred agenda (which is that things are not affordable any more) - it gets upvoted. Reality check: - In 2025, there are 12 new car models availa
235.
by tlogan 1y ago
Strange article based on incorrect information. My son and I are buying car and there are so many under 25k. In total there are 12 new models. Adjusted to inflation things did not change a lot in last 20 years (in 2005 there were 10 models
236.
by tlogan 1y ago
And they charge 80k for it?
237.
by tlogan 1y ago
Do you have any background on this company that I might’ve missed? Have they been featured or ranked in any reports or articles suggesting they’re a strong EV play? I’m asking because I’ve been following the EV space pretty closely. Mainly
238.
by tlogan 1y ago
Depends on the audience. You could write an article with the same facts but different subject and get a ton of clicks on Truth Social. (Just to clarify: I’m speaking here from the perspective of a hacker or hustler. No politic or opinion on
239.
by tlogan 1y ago
Amazon has ~ 70,000 delivery vehicles. USPS has 93 EV vehicles.
240.
by tlogan 1y ago
Oshkosh Corporation will get a new military contract :) No worries there. Let’s be honest - Oshkosh Corporation is really strange choice for making EVs. Very strange choice.

More ›