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511.
by w0m 5y ago
Seriously feel this.
512.
by w0m 5y ago
My goal is to rewrite all our internal flask apps in this (or something similar)
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by w0m 5y ago
> You cut that cord and complain when paying less for more content. For a few years there; it felt like I could watch ~anything i wanted on Netflix or Crunchyroll. Now it feels like I need 10 services. Maybe my viewing habits have chang
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by w0m 5y ago
I can probably cancel Netflix now; it's been my generic 'stream something' service for a decade now; out of habit as much as anything else.
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by w0m 5y ago
Piracy was the Easiest/Only way to get content until ~2008ish. Since then; Netflix and (...x streaming platform) made it easier/better to Pay for the content than pirate it. It does feel like we're approaching a tipping poin
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by w0m 5y ago
The general assumption is that current FSD package is 'Beta', and being worked on. Will it ever get out of Beta? 20% chance I think. But Here's Hoping.
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by w0m 5y ago
That's 90% how I've worked in ~15 years as an SWE.
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by w0m 5y ago
> and getting them to repair it was an utter nightmare ~8 years ago; within 48h of the laptop breaking - had a Dell repair tech sitting at my kitchen table replacing mainboard on an XPS laptop. Has turnaround when you have the proper su
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by w0m 5y ago
That ignores the 'operate at a loss to kill competition then jack up prices/lower quality' strategy that the EU is directly trying to fight here. It's a common trope; Monopolies are great for the consumer; until they
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by w0m 6y ago
> >> A good mechanical keyboard can alleviate the fatigue of typing. Users who need to type for a long time can consider it. > This claim seems dubious. Having had some RSI issues; I have found significant improvement since I s
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by w0m 6y ago
>You could use Outlook for both work and home, create a different icons for each, and merge multiple personal or work accounts together. You could pause notifications based on calendars, or on certain days, or quickly pause them for seve
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by w0m 6y ago
But here Tesla isn't selling a $10,000 dollar brick; they're selling a $10,000 dollar system and reviewers are bringing their own Brick to circumvent safety systems built in. When the driver has to willfully circumvent built-in sa
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by w0m 6y ago
oooh; stealing this nice.
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by w0m 6y ago
We used Vent like this for a decade; we just always had a big call going at all times with my HS friends post graduation.
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by w0m 6y ago
bought in texas and trying to get it fixed in NY. Ouch; I can feel the frustration.
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by w0m 6y ago
I've had good luck with Azure KeyVault.
527.
by w0m 6y ago
Tesla has by far the early mover advantage here; the % growth of the traditional players moving forward will be key as Big Guys start taking the market more seriously.
528.
by w0m 6y ago
year over year is much more indicative than quarter-over-quarter.
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by w0m 6y ago
The process is annoying (2-15w wait) but better than haggling with sales guy for 4h in the middle of the workday. Also the cars tend to be fun to drive. I miss my stick shift, but much better carseat space.
530.
by w0m 6y ago
It is how humanity has (in large part) progressed though unfortunately. Not sure when or how we can ~ever expect that to change, raw capitalism doesn't have the right motivations.
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by w0m 6y ago
It's having to support every phone that introduces the instability even the refernece devices.
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by w0m 6y ago
> orders a drink with too much sugar, doesn't want to pay a 38% tax rate, or put solar cells in their yard without permission, wants to smoke a certain plant, just let them. I would walk back here and say one of these is not like th
533.
by w0m 6y ago
Tesla went cheap with the 3/Y to hit time-to-market window. Singular screen/etc are cost/design savings as much as style I think. I debated a Y as a family car but look elsewhere as it was just a fugly Chonk. > type o
534.
by w0m 6y ago
Real men test in production. Others know better.
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by w0m 6y ago
I tried to do a dive into emacs in the Dec 2020 because of what i read a bout Org, but i just hit too many stability issues on my MBP with Doom - just went back to vimwiki after 2 wasted evenings. :/ Maybe someday.
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by w0m 6y ago
> Without knowing the specific collision that's about to happen in the video in most cases I can see a dangerous situation starting to develop I would have reacted to seconds before the collision actually occurs. But you tend to kno
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by w0m 6y ago
If Next had survived to modern day, it's have similar modern bloat. Software grows with the hardware to run it on; which in turn encourages faster hardware which leads to more bloat.
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by w0m 6y ago
everything is bad for the planet. Doesn't mean you can't call out things that are egregiously wasteful with no practical value gained.
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by w0m 6y ago
well, duh?
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by w0m 6y ago
That's a bit too far. Ignore unions; and amazon fixed traffic congestion leaving their complex. If a unionization effort is reliant on an unnecessary traffic jam to form - it's destined to fail.

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