vincekerrazzi

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by vincekerrazzi 7mo ago
What a great problem to have. As a startup I’d love to be in that position.
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by vincekerrazzi 9mo ago
This feels like a great idea on the surface, but will likely be overcome by a federal government no longer playing by the rules, requires swift and decisive action on the state government’s side that has not been consistent across the US, e
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by vincekerrazzi 1y ago
After working with them for nearly a year, it’s even worse than you think. Half the team didn’t have basic understanding of git, and exactly none of the team designing the “smart charge” scheduling had or even had driven an EV. The complete
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by vincekerrazzi 1y ago
Indeed, it’s fairly certain that Tutankhamun’s dagger is meteoric in origin. I’ve always found it intensely interesting that “star metal” was sought out for its qualities but rarely replicated until the modern age.
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by vincekerrazzi 1y ago
I agree. So I did. And over the span of a year I was the only one that used them. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by vincekerrazzi 1y ago
I understand your premise, but I think the missing part of the cost function here, especially when it comes to safety, is the price of a human life. The US government has actually quantified it, and I think when we account for that it’s pro
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by vincekerrazzi 1y ago
Unfortunately you have a very good point. After working with several car manufacturers I’ve come to the conclusion that very few good software engineers exist there. Some of the most horrifying code and technical designs I’ve ever seen came
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by vincekerrazzi 1y ago
I found this book absolutely fascinating because it filled in a lot of gaps that traditional nutrition wisdom seems to ignore, or hasn’t adequately answered to my satisfaction. Calories in calories out? Sure. But then why do genetically ide
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by vincekerrazzi 1y ago
Interesting point, though perhaps a nightmare for screen readers and accessibility.
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by vincekerrazzi 1y ago
I love seeing this kind of thing posted but it’s not surprising in the slightest. We’re forever discovering brew bacteria in our guts that are apparently unique. When I had my gut bacteria tested a full 20% of what I had hadn’t been named y
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by vincekerrazzi 1y ago
I had the same situation with my Polestar app up until recently. My solution was perhaps fewer moving parts? Worked well for nearly a year before I didn’t need it anymore. -my backup phone connected to my NAS, running a signed in polestar a
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by vincekerrazzi 2y ago
Thanks for your response, that’s actually very encouraging. I e definitely spent a lot of time looking at LED suppliers too. Currently my favorite bulbs are the ones that are as you describe- two LEDs, one as high as 6500k and one as low as
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by vincekerrazzi 2y ago
Honestly this area is so interesting to me because of how incredibly strongly light (or lack thereof) affects in the winter. It also seems to affect me more strongly than most in regards to sleeping patterns. Too much blue light in the even
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by vincekerrazzi 2y ago
Potential digression here, this is why I absolutely insist on high performing software teams to have at least one junior. You need someone asking questions like this.
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by vincekerrazzi 2y ago
Staff engineer at a series b SV startup. I have to be protective of my time since I’m on the east coast and my west coast colleagues, even after several years, still assume everyone lives in the Bay Area. I’ll sign off and still get a flurr