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by ztjio 7y ago
So, I'll just hop in here and lay out the spoiler. There is a major performance difference in the Taycan, it's endurance, and it's highly likely this transmission is a key element to achieving it. For those that don't kn
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by ztjio 7y ago
It was in the roadster, it was dropped due to poor reliability for all future designs.
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by ztjio 7y ago
You're overthinking this. People run red lights because they are impatient and don't get punished for it. There must be a 1 in 1000 chance of actually being caught. Maybe even better odds actually. During commute traffic in my are
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by ztjio 7y ago
LG sells a perfectly good one for $1299 that Apple also sells in their stores. They are very good displays.
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by ztjio 7y ago
Makes me a little ill that the author thinks Jeff Atwood coined that old-ass joke.
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by ztjio 7y ago
What you don't seem to realize is that during actual driving, you don't need to use the touch screen at all. Every meaningful, required interaction with the car (except arguably wiper speed setting I guess) is controlled with phys
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by ztjio 7y ago
I'm a Software Architect who made a progressive move to that role after being a Sr. Software Engineer for almost a decade. I see the distinction as pretty simple. We do the same things, but, we specialize in terms of time spent and bre
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by ztjio 7y ago
That's an interesting fantasy, but, Twitter's "design" originates from being nothing more than a simplistic broadcast SMS tool where every message had to fit in an SMS including the username/command part as original
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by ztjio 7y ago
That wouldn't be very good click bait
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by ztjio 7y ago
There is one and only one difference between professionals and amateurs. Professional make the majority of their income doing the thing they are professional at, amateurs are doing the thing on an unpaid basis. That's it. End of story
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by ztjio 7y ago
LIDAR can't even see the moon.
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by ztjio 7y ago
No this is absolutely not accurate. This only happens due to motherboard defaults running all cores at turbo speeds simultaneously as well as automatic overclocking behaviors on by default.
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by ztjio 7y ago
This is wrong, intel gives their TDP with CORRECT turbo enabled. The problem is that nearly every popular motherboard out there enables turbo on all cores simultaneously ("enhanced multicore" for example on ASUS boards) which bl
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by ztjio 7y ago
You only have to put the static content in the public repo which is no different, visibility-wise, than it is going to be anyway. So who cares? I keep my "uncompiled" site in a private repo that builds and automatically "depl
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by ztjio 7y ago
Who doesn't want to learn the lessons of the last millennia of finance all over again?
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by ztjio 8y ago
The chip on the card is an entire computer running a Java program every time it's activated by the terminal. What it communicates via that terminal can vary, the same way the NFC tap-to-pay terminals can vary. There's no need for
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by ztjio 8y ago
I'll be honest, I want this because it's a cool looking metal card. I already use Apple Pay for the majority of my regular in-person spending, and don't carry balances on (normal) credit cards so, it would just be a bump in m
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by ztjio 8y ago
So then you give it access. Nobody is saying that you, the user, should not have control over these sandboxes.
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by ztjio 8y ago
Ignoring the local economics is the same as getting a huge discount which is the same as the taxpayers paying the difference.
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by ztjio 8y ago
This has been around a long time. I used to use it when working with DBs in awkward places, like RDP accessed Windows servers. Since it doesn't require an install, it was handy to just put it on a shared local folder and run it from th
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by ztjio 8y ago
Reasons: I haven't found a proportional code font I like very much and, more importantly, many—MANY—existing code files include text arranged with the expectation of monospace fonts and if you use proportional, they become a mess.
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by ztjio 8y ago
I will chime in as another huge Iosevka fan. I have never really liked any of the other popular coding fonts and it really comes down to one thing: They are all stupid sans-serif fonts. I have found, ever since displays grew out of the garb
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by ztjio 8y ago
The point is that there is a pretty big disparity between the big paying law jobs and the normal jobs on a frequency basis, the median earning value doesn't demonstrate this reality. I did the research on this when I thought I wanted t
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by ztjio 8y ago
Just like lawyers.
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by ztjio 8y ago
You and the person mentioning 1-click are definitely off base on patent understanding. It's true that you don't have to actually try to do the thing you patent nor that it has to actually work. However, a patent isn't an idea
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by ztjio 8y ago
CenturyLink operates that, too.
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by ztjio 8y ago
During the presentation, Musk specifically compared to subways and how their vision is an improvement. I didn't and won't read the article, since I watched the presentation, but, if it doesn't even mention that fact, this a
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by ztjio 8y ago
Services dedicated to this purpose like Backblaze and Crashplan allow/enable, maybe even enforce client-side encryption. In some cases, you have quite a lot of control over things like the keys and precise encryption settings.
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by ztjio 8y ago
This is due to suicide and drug overdose, nothing that would be relevant to this discussion directly.
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by ztjio 8y ago
Gimmickry, nothing more. Switches are a commodity so making something new and special sounding gives a price boost and some popularity for a while. Activation by breaking a light beam vs. activation by completing a circuit, the difference i

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