LammyL

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by LammyL 1y ago
If you’re going to perform in the US as a foreign musician you need an O or a P visa. Trying to do it on a B1/B2 is a no-go. This isn’t anything new.
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by LammyL 2y ago
How much does car insurance cost per year in Germany?
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by LammyL 2y ago
It sounds like standard is just a holding company for Nebula to add a layer of protection in the ownership structure.
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by LammyL 2y ago
This corporate structure seems a bit sketchy for creators if the platform wants to sell. If they sell Nebula then creators split half of the profits. If they sell Standard then creators get nothing.
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by LammyL 2y ago
It’s provincial and most provinces have it with varying degrees of data collection and accessibility but data isn’t shared across provinces.
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by LammyL 2y ago
The EV market is basically (1) Tesla, (2) a bunch of Chinese auto makers (BYD and ten others you’ve never heard of), (3) and every other well-known legacy auto maker. BYD is giving Tesla some healthy competition. Tesla is working on a $25k
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by LammyL 2y ago
Yes and further to that, not properly handling octal properly has led to security exploits. There is a whole defcon talk on this topic.
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by LammyL 3y ago
BYD is opening a plant in Mexico to avoid tariffs. If that happens we should see BYD cars in the US and Canada by 2030.
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by LammyL 3y ago
Shouldn’t the answer be Canada?
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by LammyL 3y ago
Chinese manufacturers like BYD are opening plants in Mexico to get around the US protectionism against Chinese made cars. Blocking this would require serious changes to the USMCA. Tesla has proven you don’t need a dealer network to sell ca
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by LammyL 3y ago
The model Y is getting a revamp over the next few months. It will be interesting to see how many of the things in this article Tesla decides to change.
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by LammyL 3y ago
It is one thing to show ID. It is an other thing to show ID and have the details stored in a database in perpetuity by companies who don’t have huge budgets for data privacy and security.
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by LammyL 3y ago
Rail is certainly not an efficient transport between the DPRK and Russia. They run on different rail gauges, so all freight would need to be manually transferred to Russian box cars, or the bogeys on each rail car would need to be swapped o
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by LammyL 3y ago
If it is crime related, then the courts could impose criminal asset forfeiture (aka a fine) after a criminal conviction. Civil asset forfeiture needs to disappear completely and forever.
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by LammyL 3y ago
I don’t think people remember the days when ISPs/free wifi hotspots would inject their own ads into the content of pages served over http, or replace urls on YouTube content to show lower resolution copies of videos.
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by LammyL 3y ago
Wouldn’t not buying a car from a dealership have more incentive to end the corruption?
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by LammyL 3y ago
Is there a good way to do case-insensitive accent-insensitive collations yet in postgresql? It’s been a holdup for using that for some use cases like searching for data, like a person’s name, in pgsql when the casing or accents don’t match
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by LammyL 3y ago
Does this also suggest that the execs charged with the FTX fraud may also get hit with a huge tax bill?
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by LammyL 3y ago
Cybertruck has 1.5 million preorders and revolutionizes the technology used today in cars and trucks. It may be ugly but it will win in every other category.
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by LammyL 3y ago
Tesla is going to win on cost. They keep driving down the cost to manufacture EVs. That will bring down the selling price as well. Legacy auto makers offering EVs won’t be able to compete on price with Tesla without huge losses. If you bet
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by LammyL 3y ago
Manufacturing capacity and output are also increasing as they build more Gigafactories and optimize existing ones. The price changes are an optimization to balance sales and production output to avoid shortages or inventory.
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by LammyL 3y ago
Yeah. BYD is the biggest threat to EV manufacturers worldwide if they ever move outside china with any real velocity.
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by LammyL 3y ago
Cyber trucks will start rolling off the assembly line in q4 this year and will achieve full production next year.
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by LammyL 3y ago
Tesla is in an infinite loop of building efficiencies and lowering manufacturing costs. Elon has said many times that the lower the price of a car, the more market share opens up. Their margins are in the 20-25% range whereas a legacy auto
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by LammyL 3y ago
They are cutting prices because they are cutting manufacturing costs. They are able to obtain the same margin after lowering the prices. The price cuts result in more sales.
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by LammyL 4y ago
Google mostly runs their own data centers. Amazon mostly rents space in commercial data centers with lots of different companies. Aws is probably pretty secure but likely less physically secure compared to Google if you get into the nitty g
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by LammyL 5y ago
It should because if you can exploit the root user, it is much easier to use that machine as a lunching point for a secondary attack. Further, root will let you cover your tracks much more easily than an unprivileged user.
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by LammyL 5y ago
Is that slowness actually measurable/noticeable or is it just theoretical?
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by LammyL 5y ago
Do you think government regulation is the reason you didn’t get scam calls? Or is it more likely that the Indian and Pakistani scammers can’t speak German and therefor don’t target Germany?
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by LammyL 5y ago
This change just says that only the card issuer or card network can store the card number (PAN). Everyone else in the processing chain can only store card tokens. This isn’t a surprising change and was always going to be the future of PCI c

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