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Software isn’t super hard I suppose, but you still need a dozen “rockstar devs” and $1mil in licensed software to push out a car, so yeah probably it’s a minimum $5-10m exercise for basic software that can just drive around. And if you star
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Gen Z and the generation afterwards, having had parts of their psychology destroyed by Tik Tok, ready access to AI for cheating school and such, will lack the attention span to properly learn time intensive skills such as coding and first p
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Hey, thanks! We’re actually very far along and have put VCUs in heaps of things so far. Not Telo and Slate, but other brands you might have heard of! Our next project is to get those VCUs into the hands of people like yourself (and like OP)
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Hey, my startup is currently working on something like this. We use a production VCU hardware with custom software and currently support most of the VCU functions you would find in a production vehicle, including in-built CCS2 and NACS char
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1y ago
It’s CHAdeMO - much simpler - and not CCS2
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I think you’re thinking of adult portions, but a sandwich and a piece of fruit is a lot of food for a child considering the volume of their stomach. This could also be an overseas perspective because in my opinion (having just returned from
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I might be misunderstanding the problem but in Australia the parents send the kids to school with packed lunches proportional to the household income… fancy lunches for rich kids, and rice or bread for poor kids.
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Is Cursor actually good though? I get so frustrated at how confidently it spews out the completely wrong approach. When I ask it to spit out Svelte config files or something like that, I end up having to read the docs myself anyway because
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Ask HN: How to sell SaaS without selling subs?
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Sorry I don’t really understand the part about the tools of Ahriman, would you mind to explain?
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It makes sense to allow public investment in companies, but base it off (regulated) external valuation rather than real time supply/demand. Have a limit on how frequently a company can get revalued (months). Do everything possible to m
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The stock market needs to just be deleted. It’s the insider trading scam machine of the rich class. The whole goal of the stock market is to come up with information that people don’t generally have (insider trading) either from research, o
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More often than not the people you are working for will just go bankrupt at some point if they can’t pay you. They will have loads of other bills they can’t pay, and probably if they engaged you knowing they can’t actually pay you then you
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I’m so confused why they installed HEPA filters to filter out LNG and methane. And HEPA filters don’t really scrub CO2 that effectively, even with a carbon membrane, so can we really expect lower CO2 levels? Considering this, what’s the act
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I think it’s better to have all your mail data on prem. You’d only be using US companies as a transit. Yeah there’s some lock-in with all the free Cloudflare stuff but you could probably get it running again without CF pretty fast if you ne
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Hey so I’m pretty sure you can host your own business mail for free these days without a static IP. This is basically how it would go: Cloudflare Tunnel installed on your box (free) Cloudflare Email Worker connected to your domain which wri
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This looks really good.
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I’ve been looking for something like this that also has a Whiteboard feature (think Miro) to deploy self-hosted at a small business. It has taken me these places: Obsidian - has whiteboard, but not collaborative. Sync plugin cannot be self
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Kinda cool but needs arm assist, most menial tasks fail due to tiring upper body strength. For example, unloading trucks, carrying plaster boards etc. I would kill to have one of these (for arms) the last time I unloaded 50 acoustic plaster
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Are there any consumer cars fitted with LiDAR that also advertise FSD capability? If not: perhaps something like a Waymo fit-out is way outside a consumers normal capability to afford, or even clean and maintain? I’m not convinced either wa
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Investors love to hang engineers when things don’t go according to plan, but the reality is that R+D means doing something where the outcome is totally unknown. Time blows out and things don’t go the way you expect: it’s nearly unavoidable.
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> Support for up to two external displays In the base model. Finally.
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You don’t really need two ground wires, CP has a diode with series resistance 2.74K to PE (ground) so it’s trivially possible for the EVSE to just send a push/pull waveform over CP and if it reads push but not pull (remember diode) the
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Seems useful to view/edit files once in a blue moon on random Windows installs that don’t get used much. Grandma’s computer… stuff like that.
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Why do you say 1Password isn’t trustworthy? We’ve been using 1P close to a decade and they’ve managed to not leak our passwords that whole time, unlike many other cloud password managers who have had breaches.
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This is cool but you need to figure out how to add a free tier, for less than 5 boxes and 1 env or something like that. There’s no way we would spend this money unless we were boiled like a frog in a pot and just went with it because we did
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I don’t think so, but in my opinion a lot of business stuff takes way too much effort to integrate and is too flakey (APIs keep changing) that we don’t bother automating much between silos anymore. It literally takes more time (and cost) on
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One Note is good for this, it doesn’t have to be a do-nothing script. One Note also has the ability to add checkboxes as dot points, and you can make “template pages” for each procedure and then you can then just right click -> duplicate
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Well an island like this is basically a big strata where dividing the cost of infrastructure between everyone makes things livable. Don’t be surprised there’s a monopoly telco, because it probably doesn’t make economic sense any other way.
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50 factors 1 2 5 10 25 50 60 factors 1 2 3 4 5 6 10 20 30 60 Seems for AC 60 is overall more flexible in design of AC motors, transformers and other resonant devices
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