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eclectric

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    Comment #48669197

    Slate Auto filed patented its electric pickup in India. https://www.team-bhp.com/news/slate-auto-patents-its-electri... Hope they can enter India in the next 5-10 years.

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    Comment #48445673

    I would be interested to learn why that is a problem. As a new Rust learner, I am curious.

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    Comment #47993011

    Gram, a fork of zed, exists already. https://gram.liten.app/ Motivation: https://gram.liten.app/why/

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    Comment #47409690

    Input: I am disappointed that the enterprise software development, and some open source is going heavily into AI-assisted development. Freshers do not learn much and become disillu…

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    Comment #47256949

    The sad part that I think about is this cannot be explained meaningfully to most unsuspecting people.

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    Comment #45002106

    1. Filling in the intermediate gaps in design and architecture in enterprise project. I think of it as a half-mentor that may lead to my growth. 2. Giving some structure to my open…

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    Comment #45002058

    Seems like an intentional move to get more people accustomed to Gemini (or the others)

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    Comment #44957826

    For me, it is wanting to implement something myself takes time not because the said thing is complicated but because of the inertia. I have been sitting on a 3-2-1 sync + backup so…

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    Comment #44957753

    The next level i.e., rate of change of Jerk is called Jounce. However, I'm afraid I don't know how that would be described in car passenger's terms in your example.

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    Comment #43713790

    I disconnect from the internet sometimes and noticed this morning that my previous night's chat was invisible. I could only see it once I connected again. This puts me off a bit to…

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    Comment #43684231

    No, I understood that and respect that a lot. I thought of doing that as I had hundreds if not thousands of never to be visited. As an interim, instead of using the browser bookmar…

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    Comment #43653810

    Hey! I started doing the same w.r.t bookmarking this a couple of years back. All new bookmarks now go into a note specific to the topic in the personal KB instead of into the brows…

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    Comment #43502133

    I can vouch for this. Once you're at a senior or lead level these things are easy to weed out. I used to ask a simpler (for AI) question. The candidate reads out the first sentence…

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    Comment #42411244

    Looks like a great recommendation! Thanks so much!

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    Comment #42408550

    This opens LinkedIn website in the default browser in case anyone is unsure of trying it out.

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    Comment #42408448

    Just as I am about to improve myself.

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    Comment #42408404

    I am a 41. I am thinking of buying my first motorcycle, a Royal Enfield. I have never ridden a motorcycle before and this is a big change and an exciting one. Link: https://en.wiki…

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    Comment #39917511

    What extra benefit does pyenv give us over using only poetry?

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    Comment #39479882

    Probably not. TBH it depends somewhat on interviewer type.

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    Comment #33703033

    Real tip is always in the comments.

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    Comment #27708017

    Where is this hosted?

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    Comment #27245705

    Based on your comment, I tried this and it is working. Thanks. Are you adding the each blog post comment room to a private space manually or is there way to automatically add it to…

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    Comment #24406743

    How do you retain the learnings? I have a black board for the same purpose but am not able to commit to it due to this reason.

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    Comment #18173324

    Just completed a chapter on PropTypes. While useful, they seem to be an excessive and tedious. Can't we somehow leverage TypeScript for the model validation instead?

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    Comment #18074262

    Tech - Dotnet Rocks - Coding Blocks - Coder Radio - Talk Python To Me - SE Daily - Full Stack Radio - Vanilla JS Podcast - JS Jabber - The Changelog - Syntax - Python Bytes General…