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Comment #46042750
No definitely not true. It was in Source Depot if not SLM.
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Comment #44035212
Honestly sort of all of them. The Seal looks almost exactly like a Model 3 with better range Atto/Sealion are the SUV shapes that barely exist as EVs in US (Equinox maybe)
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Comment #44018954
100% this I noted below that I have recently moved from US to Australia The Chinese cars are taking over here: it’s a product people want at a price they like GM wants to monetize …
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Comment #44018878
I have recently moved from US to Australia and it is 100% clear to me the US automakers will get absolutely crushed by the Chinese companies if/when they are able to access US mark…
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Comment #38584480
This is the best comment I have ever seen on HN. Nailed it
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Comment #38294128
This has been a concern for me too. But the agent is just a statsd receiver with some extra magic, so this seems like a thing that could be solved with the collector sending traffi…
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Comment #36704069
Temporal is designed for industrial strength flows and scale. For example an HTTP based push mechanism can overload workers hence the queue. And its jusr code so not sure about the…
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Comment #36674581
This seems very similar to Secret [1]? IIRC there were some competitive apps at the time, YikYak maybe? Secret sounded scandalous, and maybe that was the goal, but it actually did …
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Comment #34360677
OK well then, we'd better not do anything about it! I don't think this is strictly true. Oil production is not fully fungible due to all kinds of issues including sanctions and pro…
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Comment #33496225
We followed the book The Contented Little Baby Book for our kids. Others recommended to us and sleep has never been a problem after a few months old. Kids thrive with structure but…
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Comment #33477812
I worked at a large valley based company that had their own data centers and badly wanted to decrease infra spend. It's WAY harder than it sounds. Remember Twitter is not a profita…
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Comment #33473904
It's not a few people. Twitter runs their own data centers, which means they own all of the THOUSANDS of machines in them. These machines, and all of their parts, have shelf lives …
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Comment #33377519
Remember that time FB was down because they had lost access to a core server and everyone was like "STAY DOWN"
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Comment #33044054
This is 1000% true and this thread really underscores now non parents simply cannot fathom parent behavior. I couldn’t, I had these same ignorant ideas based on my fleeting, non-ac…
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Comment #32969057
I think the hydrogen-electric [1] development is more promising here because it has the potential to deliver long haul flights with no emissions or contrails. While H2 isn't great …
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Comment #32046310
Tldr: solar engineering by blocking sun at L1 with big bubbles. This doesn’t reverse anything. It slows warming, but doesn’t de-acidify the oceans or decrease the CO2 in the atmosp…
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Comment #31715862
Not having a replaceable battery is a real problem. I have a circa 2018 Xps13 9370 that I’ve used regularly for non-work coding it generally still works great. Recently it was only…
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Comment #31620731
I really enjoyed The Long Dark. There is some violence and it has some adult (non sexual) themes, but it’s not primarily about fighting, it’s a wilderness survival game. I played i…
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Comment #31587908
This is exactly right. At the start of the pandemic, my company (a large well known Bay-Area tech company) saw improvements in our developer productivity metrics. Over 2020, they f…
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Comment #31587863
THIS Work that has low ambiguity and needs execution - awesome for remote work. Work that requires trust and deep collaboration - very difficult remotely. It doesn't it mean it can…
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Comment #31403331
> I heard this from other engineers and from managers not directly in my chain. OK so this is hearsay, your original post did not frame it as such, and you walk it back further her…
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Comment #31168369
This is correct. And there will need to be some other mechanism to replace vested with payouts over time. Just saying “you’ll keep vesting” isn’t good enough. People will say ok I’…
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Comment #31168265
This is all theoretical tho. In a situation like this you likely won’t retain those 25%, assuming you can identify them (it’s not always clear who is really making things happen an…
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Comment #31071961
Exactly this
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Comment #30665416
Every time I try this I go thru standard stages: 1. Ugh I want to run docker natively, Ubuntu looks good, I’ll do that 2. Install latest Ubuntu. It’s great! Love the shell. Hardwar…