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The removal of radar has got to be a hindrance to getting autonomous driving working well for Tesla. Cross-comparison between multiple forms of environment surveillance (Vision, Ra…

The early Nissan Leafs had abysmal range at around 80 miles of range total, but they seemed like the perfect "in town" car. A former manager of mine had a 2012 Leaf and he LOVED it…

You are correct that it's very hard to find an apartment with access to an outlet, but it's less of an issue than you would think. Having owned a Tesla in San Francisco and street-…

Maybe I'm missing something, but this doesn't look at all like a blog and/or I can't find a way to find any posts. Also, that is a rough background with it changing every couple of…

While I will agree that it takes a long time to reach everywhere with new features in Maps, I'd say the recent macOS Monterey update was a major improvement in performance/reliabil…

Thanks so much for this response! I've been thinking on your response for probably over an hour as I've been going about my day, and the thing that is sticking out to me is your di…

I enjoyed the article a fair bit! I was wondering, how should one get started with observability and implementing it? Are there specific books/courses/talks you'd recommend? The re…

I see Waymo/Cruise/Zoox autonomous vehicles multiple times a day in San Francisco and every one of these points are something that happens all the time in San Francisco. Something …

For sure, I agree with this take. My goal is to build a small, lean company that serves one particular market and expand over time.

The company operating on the $20/year model offers a very specific feature-product and that's basically the only thing they do. My goal is to have that be one of the features my co…

In this case, serving the market is about scale and no-touch/incredibly-low-touch sales. The companies not charging anything are making money on the backend through data, analytics…

I thought the same thing. Current major players in the market I'm going after offer their products/services for free, and niche players offer their products for $5/month or $20/yea…

What are specific concerns you have? I've been using the Stream Deck software for a couple of years now and other than a few freezes that required me to relaunch the application. I…

I feel like the lean on SpaceX in this article is because it's a popular name at the moment. In the article, it mentions that SpaceX received grants for urban areas for things like…

I keep personal "runbooks" for a lot of the common work I deal with over time. Eventually, this stuff gets automated where possible, but taking the time to work through all of the …

With a lot of the decisions Tesla's been making lately, I'm not sure I'm going to buy another either. I'm mainly speaking of: - The butterfly steering wheel. - The removal of radar…

That's awesome to hear and I appreciate the answer!

I mean this question is the most empathetic way possible, from a curiosity-based perspective, and feel free to tell me to shove off if you don't want to answer it. How do you gain …

I was excited to check her out, but it seems like VODs and highlights are limited to subscribers sadly. Clips gave me a good feel for what she's doing and it's a solid setup for su…

Exactly. That's my biggest struggle with finding a TV these days. I want to make sure that the networking functionality is what I attached to it, not something built into the TV th…

Yeah, it's basically this. I'm running this as an initContainer for my K8s-based deployments. Took me a bit to get everything going, but my stack is pretty much similar to OP's art…

How did you go about implementing Parity Purchasing Power? Was it an automated thing, or did you grab a table from somewhere and go from there?

I'm in a similar situation for the most part. If I remotely care about the quality of the item, I'm not buying it from Amazon. Otherwise, if pretty much any brand will suffice (suc…

We could always call it AWS SeaShell (C. Shell).

Google Inbox was so good. I was honestly shocked that they got rid of what felt like true innovation in the email space (at the time).