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dmarlow
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Comment #48435961
When was this? East and East2 had a lot of quota constraints due to tax season. That should be diminishing now that tax season is over though.
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Comment #43847732
Doesn't Tesla have an open patent philosophy? I've heard Musk say that if someone builds a better electric car and it causes the end of Tesla, he's fine with that.
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Comment #43431744
Maybe he's counting decimal places too?
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Comment #43404760
Plenty of people know who they are and have for quite a while.
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Comment #43016527
This is just absurdly false. What basis do you have for this claim?
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Comment #42828376
I'd be happy to talk to you more about this. I manage a cloud team, oversee a sizeable budget, and have a lot of experience optimizing cloud spend (along with startup/unicorn/mega …
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Comment #42320721
> You see the company hire friend after friend of execs, friends' kids as interns, friends' wives as Executive Directors, execs' girlfriends as "Chief of Staff" - and you realize y…
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Comment #42282179
How about two of the most cost impacting elements in home building, cost of labor and land?
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Comment #42258852
This. I have one and I think it may outlive me. That thing has been working flawlessly for over a decade.
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Comment #42257091
I thought the PIN was the issue. Can't op just do a pw reset, wipe the phone and log in again?
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Comment #35187331
I absolutely love it! Thanks for making it so simple and clean.
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Comment #35145511
Totally get it. If you're into it for a few k to install, that's one thing. To me, the total costs for this seem a bit high. Who knows, maybe with scale things get cheaper. I'm def…
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Comment #35141151
Same thought as well. I recently self installed an 18k BTU unit. The lines came pre-charged, but I wanted it to be run exactly to length. For someone to come and do just that part …
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Comment #35025654
It would be an interesting way to cover a lot of ground and see the world. I don't think I'd personally would want to do this indefinitely though. Cost wise, it seems to be on par …
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Comment #35025628
I think you're going to find HN to be against most rent seeking forms of "investment". There's a lot of hate on landlords, for both good and bad reasons. HN isn't on the friendlier…
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Comment #34888142
I would welcome this, but won't skeptics say that remote work was also touted as a huge benefit and companies are now looking to go back to office? I can see the same thing happeni…
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Comment #34841886
Maybe it should have been, 'Machine helps man beat machine at Go'.
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Comment #34764635
I stopped getting cavities when I stopped rinsing all of the fluoride away after brushing my teeth. If you wish to rinse, do so after a few minutes. I told this to my dentist and h…
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Comment #34585545
Thanks for sharing! I had no idea this was possible. I think this makes things much more interesting.
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Ask HN: Have you tried using forum software in place of Slack at work?
The recent submission on Slack (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34540085) got me thinking about how using something like Discourse would look like. Having something like ChatG…
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Comment #34369234
Would those "happy" customers lead to more word of mouth though? Not everything has to be a gimmick, right?
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Comment #34369090
I would argue that engineers should look to build some of those capabilities into the app itself. So many users want the ability to solve their own problems themselves. Obviously d…
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Comment #34368975
Also a note about the dangers of cracked software. There could be malware, viruses, etc. The value becomes much smaller to use something that could ransomware your system. Then, cr…
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Comment #34368913
Ha, I'd say rearchitecting is fun and incident response is not fun. I think there are parts of the process that people enjoy over others and that's based on many factors, personali…
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Comment #34368816
How is testing done in kernels? Is there unit testing, integration, end to end? I'm unfamiliar, but curious.