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DEinspanjer
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About DEinspanjer
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Comment #29981594
I own two older Teslas, so I don't have FSD, only the previous gen autopilot. I am still a big fan of Tesla in general and hope they continue to push forward with FSD, but I will p…
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Comment #17720175
Mozilla had a great LGBT culture when I worked there. I suspect it is still very much the same.
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Comment #17062066
Yep, I'm running Node v10.1.0 I worked around it by just copying the class as described in the website.
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Comment #17055345
Did anyone else have an issue where when installing and running warriorjs for the first time, the player.js file doesn't have any template code in it?
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Comment #16342261
I have skipped the update so far because after reading through the release notes, I found not a single useful feature for a business / programming focused MBP. Of course, they are …
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Comment #15500405
This seems pretty interesting, and I will be happy to play around with it. I am a bit concerned that there is no discussion in the docs of the potential security risks of allowing …
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Comment #14547189
No, they just added the ability to auto-park unattended in a perpendicular spot. From launch, it was able to park itself without an occupant by driving straight into a spot head or…
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Comment #14472716
Well, I didn't do too well. I saw the welcome screen offering to let me read the manual. I like manuals, but I figured I'd poke around first. I clicked on each of the samples, but …
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Comment #14472453
Why does it want to access my contacts?
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Comment #14071889
I haven't used Sequel Pro, so please forgive me if there are some very advanced features beyond solid DBMS DML and DDL. I started using Jetbean's DataGrip product last year when th…
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Comment #13567250
If those proficiencies include Angular 1 and you have the passion it seems you might, I would be happy to see that portfolio.
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Comment #12471473
Interesting and powerful looking, but no releases or significant community activity since 2013? There are some answers in StackOverflow, so it doesn't seem to be dead by any means,…
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Comment #10747568
I'd be willing to pre-order, but not without some indication of when it was expected to ship, and not without Mac support as well. :/
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Comment #10305027
In the Launch Event video, Elon goes into more detail around the 10 minute mark. The filtering is effective down to 0.01 microns. During testing, they were not able to detect any m…
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Comment #10303621
Okay.. I'm a Model S owner and I love Tesla and I chuckled at the whole Insane mode and gave a bit of an amused snort at Ludicrous mode. This, however, really makes me wonder WTH i…
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Comment #10215033
SoftICE holds a fond place in my heart even though I was never more than passingly capable with it. I worked at Numega from 1999 through 2001 in the technical support department. W…
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Comment #10165240
I keep a pretty long bash history, but I don't have it unified among machines or anything. Others have mentioned several handy tweaks for doing this, but I didn't see all of the on…
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Comment #10165164
Do you have any links to resources you used to build it or better yet a link to your implementation? I've been pretty happy with my bash history solution, but thinking about the re…
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Comment #10110163
I can't help but think the pricing methodology on this site might be a bit off. I put uw.com in to check it because I know some of the history of that site. It said the site is wor…
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Comment #10060807
I've mentioned it a while back on a different HN post, but I used to listen to music while programming and found it both soothing and helpful, but after starting to take Provigil o…
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Comment #10018431
I thought about downvoting you. The comment was brief and offered no insight or context into what you were thinking or saying. If you would have started out with the variant at the…
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Comment #9968502
When we put both my young kids through swim lessons, they were taught with "bubbles", little foam blocks that are strapped to the middle of the back, and the number of bubbles are …
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Comment #9968470
Took my young son to a cub scout camp this summer. The swim test was just as grueling. My son didn't pass at all even though he has had swim lessons and can swim. He was just too n…
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Comment #9963178
Thank you for this and I hate you. I actually teared up a couple of times as the life guards pulled the kids to safety. I also had some trouble getting the hang of what I was suppo…
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Comment #9878315
Second this in general, although I don't think du (and consequently ncdu) will show anything about disk space claimed by deleted but unclosed file descriptors.