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Lorenzo45
11mo ago
Maybe they tried but the founders rejected. The founders created another company that was acquired by Apple and worked there for a few years. Probably not a fun place to work for ambitious engineers who want to build AI products.
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3y ago
I bought a pair last year and have taken it on a few trips. It's been great for certain activities where I want to take pictures/videos but don't want to have a phone in my hand (like on a boat or parasailing). Another thing
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5y ago
AppLovin | Mobile Engineer (SDK) | Palo Alto, CA | Onsite | Full-Time AppLovin’s leading marketing software provides mobile app developers a powerful set of solutions to grow their mobile apps. AppLovin’s technology platform enables develop
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7y ago
My advice for people like you is to try a super small dose (e.g. 1/8th of a "normal dose"). This will hopefully take the fear away as it will have minimal (if any) noticeable effects and is a baseline to work up from. The peo
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7y ago
Press the "Stop Loading" button after the article loads and before the paywall comes up.
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7y ago
Ah my mistake, I didn't realize you were including Q4 2018 :) Still think it's a bit of an unfair comparison to compare Tesla's worldwide sales to other car makers' US sales. Edit: Just realized the Model 3 actually is t
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7y ago
Edit: Didn't realize they were including Q4 2018 That's Tesla's total sales worldwide. About 50k of those sales are Model S/X. Their total sales for Model 3 in the US are at 114,500 for the year. Source: https:/&#x
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7y ago
Here's the full article without the paywall: In the race for the Democratic presidential nomination, Senator Elizabeth Warren, of Massachusetts, and Andrew Yang, a former tech executive and entrepreneur, have both proposed bold plans f
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7y ago
The issues are relatively minor in the grand scheme of the user experience of the car. They're also easily dismissed because of the regular updates that Tesla puts out like this one (addressed complaints like Bluetooth and Spotify). Pe
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8y ago
Same here! Super jealous though because the closest one is a 20 min drive. I wish I had one closer because they're such a great shopping experience.
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8y ago
Here's to hoping that this evidence gets us one step closer to impeaching Trump. The core theme of his letter seems to tie all of this back to the president.
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8y ago
Like Soylent?
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9y ago
My approach was to simply delete the Facebook app. I can still use facebook.com in my mobile browser once a week if I want and I don't get any push notifications.
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9y ago
By "pulling up" do you mean tilting? I read your other comment but had trouble understanding the effect. Do you think you could draw a quick diagram?
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9y ago
I also had it fail for www.autodraw.com
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10y ago
You could make a smart mirror using the monitor behind a one-way mirror. Haven't done it myself but I've seen tutorials online before.
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10y ago
Which course did you buy? The iOS development courses from Stanford are free on iTunes U and are probably the best out there. I did the one for iOS 7 and I learned all the fundamentals and more.
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11y ago
Feedback is much appreciated if you have any! Especially since this is my first time open sourcing software and putting my code out in the wild.
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Show HN: AutoMute – Automatically mute your MacBook when you get to school/work
(github.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
Wish I could have done this with no previous knowledge of the puzzle, I knew it right away because I saw the exact same problem in a Veritasium video.
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11y ago
The company I'm interning at right now works on a chrome extension that helps teams manage projects in GitHub. https://www.zenhub.io
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11y ago
There was a relevant post about free ebooks recently and this link came up: http://hackershelf.com/
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11y ago
I started in my early teens with GameMaker. It was fairly straightforward to use, had lots of tutorials available on YouTube, and games were super relatable to me and really got me motivated to learn more.
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11y ago
Vancouver must be one of the exceptions to this. I'm from Winnipeg, which uses only Kijiji, and recently moved to Vancouver. When I was looking for an apartment, I tried Kijiji and didn't find much at all, after talking to some pe
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11y ago
This is the answer I was looking for, thanks! I'm thinking the long-term productivity increase from small amounts of coffee is certainly attainable without developing any major side effects.
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11y ago
This is what I'm afraid of, missing out on potential productivity. There may be a difference between people who stop drinking coffee regularly versus people who never started, but I agree that there is a good balance that can be attain
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11y ago
Yes tea is a good option, I've done a bit of reading on L-Theanine and tried some caffeine pills paired with L-Theanine with fairly good results. Supposedly it negates the negative effects of caffeine and you don't build a toleran
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11y ago
I've been considering doing something like this as well, how are you able to prevent yourself from becoming dependent on it?
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11y ago
Thanks for your insight, this was kind of what I was hoping to hear. If you wouldn't mind, could you expand a bit on the negative effects you've experienced due to regularly drinking caffeine, and possibly even some good ones?
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Ask HN: What's better for long-run productivity: caffeine or no caffeine?
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