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by urda 9y ago
True I haven't even touched on them either! Tesla has yet to prove they can build cars at scale, they are nothing compared to current auto manufacturers. I think they are biting off more than they can chew.
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by urda 9y ago
Sure that worked well for Tesla early as they were growing, but this is a company that is already shipping three vehicles to the consumer space. They shouldn't be trying to do "small quantity" work , and instead should be foc
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by urda 9y ago
Preface: I don't have any stake in Tesla's success or products. If I was a consumer sitting on a Model 3 reservation I would be pissed that they are taking yet more money for yet another car they can't seem to ship at scale
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by urda 9y ago
Tesla can barely ship the Model 3, and now they're adding yet another consumer vehicle to the lineup? Tesla's vision is completely scattered. I have little faith in them at this time since they can't deliver the "economy
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by urda 9y ago
But hey! Python support coming in 2018.
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by urda 9y ago
You can still install just python3 and call that as-is if you are not using any extra libraries. If you are using any extra libraries, you should not be installing that system-wide, and should use an environment anyway. You literally can st
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by urda 9y ago
Keeping notes and notebooks is a critical skill for any top-tier engineer. I love to share this quote for that very reason: For this you keep a lab notebook. Everything gets written down, formally, so that you know at all times where
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by urda 9y ago
> Who actually cares about browser speed? Pretty much every end user, especially non-tech related end users. It's kind of a huge deal FYI.
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by urda 9y ago
> iPhones shove updates down your throat as a user. And we have the monster that was Windows XP because of users thinking "updates" are "forced" down throats. iOS is correctly celebrated for having such a high adoptio
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by urda 9y ago
Links that hijack my scroll wheel earn an immediate downvote.
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by urda 9y ago
If slack being down means you lose all insight into your build process and code management, you seriously need to introduce a secondary option immediately.
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by urda 9y ago
I still think it is misleading. Once you have a veracrypt container created, an attacker can't just modify a file inside of it without you noticing because it'll just be garbage data at that point. That is, unless they have your c
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by urda 9y ago
But that doesn't really give the attacker much, if they just scramble an encrypted container no? They can't really do much by doing that.
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by urda 9y ago
That's not what my comment, or the article is about at all though. There are a number of attacks, my question was in regards to some of the copy on their site. We would spend our entire day here if we had to discuss attack surfaces and
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by urda 9y ago
Browsing through the website I came across this: > VeraCrypt runs on Windows, Linux and Mac, and is believed to be a secure encryption tool to encrypt your files locally. It keeps your files confidential, but does not protect the integri
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by urda 9y ago
I'm a longtime Paw user, but I'll be checking this out myself!
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by urda 9y ago
+1 Boostnote! It's one of the few open source notebook apps I've used that I've actually enjoyed!
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by urda 9y ago
Thanks to articles like these, it's easy to know what professionals and companies in our field we can avoid. So many red flags from the author, I'm shocked that any of their talent stayed. What a joke.
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by urda 9y ago
While there is no "official" language for the United States (and thus California), it is widely considered that English is the de facto national language. It is the majority language for both the country and California. So having
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by urda 9y ago
You're right, and I took a 1~2 week leave from HN because of it myself. I did get lost a bit getting over worked about the situation. It's a topic that hits close to home for me as SF was a great place to live for me for a better
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by urda 9y ago
They have before, and they may again. Are we that quick to forget articles like this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10904671
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by urda 9y ago
First rule in tech: Never say never. History has proven time, and time again that any of the giants can and will fall.
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by urda 9y ago
> This is an insult to the thousands of people who make it in the bay area on barista wages. No this is the reality of living in the Bay Area. People who are living on barista wages are getting screwed by it. It's an insult to them
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by urda 9y ago
Time and place for topics like diversity and this is not one of them. Stop making every tech industry article about diversity.
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by urda 9y ago
In case you may be confused why you are being downvoted (and rightly so), here's some further reading that should help set you right: https://www.apple.com/privacy/
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by urda 9y ago
> Apple doesn't care about it's users' privacy Not sure where this idea came from, but this is so far from the truth it isn't even funny. 1) Focus on encryption everywhere. 2) Privacy controls built into iOS way soone
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by urda 9y ago
How did an unhelpful and unprofessional comment float to the top of this thread in HN today? This is NOT an acceptable standard of comments here on HN. Not everyone has to be a power user. Using a GUI app over CLI is not a big deal. Quit
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by urda 9y ago
Why are you so concerned with a version number? It is just a number.
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by urda 9y ago
... what the hell did I just read. Let me correct the record so those that end up here don't actually buy into this. > Not all cookies are used for tracking. No, but third-party cookies are basically used for tracking. A legitimate
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by urda 9y ago
You can't be serious. Shamans? You think Shamans are a thing? Not only that, you think they are a better thing than scientists? What kind of Whacky Friday antics is going on here at HN today?

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