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Comment #43066100
The article is from 2016. Did anyone find out if the restaurant is still open?
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Comment #25074137
That's impressive. We struggle to find a way to "migrate" from AWS Aurora 1 to 2 (that is from MySQL 5.6 to 5.7). There seems to be no (easy) way to upgrade without downtime for la…
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Comment #24098282
Once you decide to "fire a customer", it may not be easy to get thru that process. It can be tricky if the cancellation started on the side of the software provider. We run an ente…
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Comment #23544205
I was excited about WWDC next week. After reading about this, I just feel bitter about it.
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Comment #21605538
Based on the stated ranges of 250, 300 and 500miles (!), I would guess those battery sizes are 75, 100 and 150kWh. I hope the upcoming triple motor model S, will get that 150 batte…
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Comment #17541615
One way to calculate: 7years × 365days × 2k/day × 100 "experts" = 500m
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Comment #16516582
There was another Tesla software update announced as "almost done": a major update to Autopilot 2, with an all new neural net and what not. This all new navigation system might inc…
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Comment #16354736
On the Tesla earnings call last week, Elon Musk stated that a software update coming in 3-6 months will allow Tesla cars with Autopilot HW2 to drive fully autonomous. At least on h…
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Comment #15719441
Wow, that‘s more than 400km/h
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Comment #15266765
If you like this story, you can continue the story with "Softwar" a book about Oracle and Larry Ellison in quite the same tone.
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Comment #14836961
German highways are not ideal for a Tesla. The right lane is usually to slow, with numerous trucks going at about 90kph. You can drive fast on the left lane, a Tesla goes up to 220…
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Comment #14836482
Uploading of collected data is indeed deactivated by default on Tesla's cars in the EU. But you can opt-in by checking a box in the cars setting. You can also opt-in to share drivi…
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Comment #14429075
Tesla Autopilot Hardware 2 is now up to par with version 1. (The most recent update increased the Autopilot highway speed to 150kph, same as version 1). The next software update, s…
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Comment #13862129
For what it's worth: The latest ETA for AP2 to reach parity with AP1 was tweeted by Elon Musk yesterday: "It's been a bear to get done, but prob 10 days or so, depending on full sp…
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Comment #13205154
Elon just tweeted:"We are going to modify this so that people only pay a fee if most bays are occupied. If the site is basically deserted, no problem to park." https://twitter.com/…
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Comment #12284478
Still amazing to watch! Can't wait to see the Falcon Heavy liftoff, followed by two simultaneous first stage landings.
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Comment #10937200
Is there a way to read Forbes articles without disabling content blockers? I don't want to go back to all those cookies and ad trackers.
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Comment #10856985
That may be a cool thing, but the site is almost impossible to read. At least on my iPad. It might be complex to program that robot, but navigating their site shouldn't be.
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Comment #10341934
Now the only pice missing are AWS SSL certificates, for a one stop shop on the whole security stack. Perhaps tomorrow at the AWS keynote. Fingers crossed.
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Comment #9948291
For existing software providers, the book recommends a transition to an recurring revenue model ala SaaS. Short term business incentives and technical limitations in an existing co…
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Comment #9559320
The book sounds promising. I'm investigating the author, Murray Shanahan. Here is a talk the autor gave about the book called "The Possibility of Artificial Consciousness". https:/…
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Comment #8754297
The Year of Living Dangerously I like the music linked up on autoplay: http://www.youtube.com/embed/FoUWHfh733Y
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Comment #8751738
I would love to use this to share my Macbook screen on an iPad with a client. One screen seems to small for more than two people to share. Perhaps I could even connect multiple iPa…
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Comment #8662661
On first glance, it looks like a clone of Trello ( https://trello.com ).
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Comment #8646037
Perfect, just what I was looking for!