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xauronx

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    Comment #27549656

    Coming from a higher end Subaru… the Tesla system is a god send. I have complaints with my model Y, but that doesn’t even register (autopilot on the other hand, definitely tops the…

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    Comment #26699444

    I’ve never heard a leaf come up in conversation. I know a handful of people with Tesla’s, and have had my dad ask me about them.

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    Comment #26247888

    I was thinking some startup was a possibility. There’s obviously a ton of money to be made by making something go really fast. “Tesla sky teleport can get you from LA to Portland i…

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    Comment #26247789

    Yeah, that’s my question. I’ll assume someone (whether the US government, Elon Musk, or whoever) was testing a rocket of some sort. Why the hell was it in the same area as a commer…

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    Comment #25662805

    I think the double standards are despicable.

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    Ask HN: What can I do with the source code of hundreds of enterprise projects?

    I'm in a somewhat unique situation of having access to about a decade of git repositories for enterprise projects. Nothing illicit - we're a consulting company and I can access thi…

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    Comment #24433523

    In my experience the "loudmouth" in-person is the same way on a video call. They always get their two cents in, and are sure to jump in regardless of whether or not another person …

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    Comment #21796925

    I worked for a small company right out of college and we had some monsters under the bed too. Unfortunately the manager would rather new code written than cleaning up technical deb…

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    Comment #20546391

    There are countless people in this thread (which concerns me because I generally think of HN as a pretty highly educated and moral group) who see errors like that at the register a…

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    Comment #20546371

    So you admit openly to stealing, just to put it plainly. You chose to shop somewhere, you chose to use a self checkout, you knew there was an error, and proceeded to leave with thi…

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    Comment #20215791

    I was actually doing research a couple of days ago to support more remote workers for my company and... unfortunately almost all of the research I found was backing co-location. Th…

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    Comment #20215387

    A really small town near me shut down their main street and built a parking garage in order to make it a more walkable area about a decade ago. Unfortunately, all of the shops ther…

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    Comment #20149269

    I thought the engineering behind some of that stuff was pretty cool too. Unfortunately, a system that prides itself on handling millions of records a second AND has no version cont…

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    Comment #19374543

    Try customizing your daily briefing. Really nice for a curated news briefing while you’re getting ready in the morning, or making dinner.

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    Comment #19374518

    Amazon constantly runs “hackathons” with thousands of dollars of prizes to the winners and free echos just for playing. When I did it there were probably a hundred projects that we…

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    Comment #19374497

    I use the flash briefing thing every day. I suspect most people don’t know about it. I wake up, stumble into the shower and say “Alexa play the news” on the way. By the time I fini…

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    Comment #19374482

    The thing I’m missing is location within the house. If I’m in the bedroom I should be able to tell my bedroom Alexa “turn on the lights”, and the same for the kitchen Alexa. Having…

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    Comment #18715207

    Uber buying a major cities metro system and making it not shitty would be pretty great. NYC subway is basically what taxis used to be, dirty and hostile toward the user.

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    Comment #18267841

    And the older middle managers get salty because they had to work for 20 years to make $120k so why should you get it “so young”?

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    Comment #17694852

    That’s how consulting usually works. You scope out stories and commit to the number of stories in a sprint. Even if you wanted to add more to the sprint you’d just mess up the allo…

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    Comment #17694840

    Saving data from something like google places API?

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    Comment #16661774

    I would assume a company that size could potentially have at least one person who's full time job (or sizable portion of their job if social was a low priority) was to maintain tho…

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    Comment #16595330

    I've wanted to do this but with the Nest cameras I already have in my house. It's too bad that Nest has made the decision to completely discourage anyone using the video from these…

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    Comment #16500412

    If teachers can’t be expected to support their family off their income, why should someone doing something that can be crowd sourced as a side gig? Just because I can make $15 tyin…

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    Comment #16443680

    I've never paid attention to that personally. I guess I add them in order of most important (who I anticipate getting most value out of the meeting) subconsciously, but I try to ke…