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by andruby 2y ago
> complex and unwieldy nature of modern car UI (especially in electric cars) Honestly, I love the UX and UI of a Tesla. It automates so many things that I find tedious in other cars: lock/unlock, close windows, pre-heat/cool, a
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by andruby 2y ago
+100. A lot of us love to over-engineer things because that's more fun to solve and looks good on a resume / evaluation. Kubernetes, (micro-)services, queues, nosql, lambda and other aws service are examples that I've seen in
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by andruby 2y ago
IKEA selling cheap food in their restaurants is actually a rather fair comparison, and one they were criticised for on several occasions. We do have some legislation that tries to prevent businesses for selling things under the cost to comb
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by andruby 2y ago
What if collectively those ULL and HFT orders help stabilise the market. Then I would say, yes, "we, the world" are being helped.
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by andruby 2y ago
Would you care to expand a bit more of what your experience was like or your perception? Why is the first statement a problem? (not trying to be confrontational, just would like to know more)
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by andruby 2y ago
How would that be a problem? Either the candidate adapts and uses Zed in vim-mode, or the business allows the candidate to use vim. I certainly wouldn't make that a blocker.
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by andruby 2y ago
I'd like to see statistics on the prevalence of this. I've not come across that setup yet. Maybe that part of the market is growing. Being good at remote dev might sometimes be in conflict with super fast and responsive, or at lea
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by andruby 2y ago
Fly.io also seems to be missing. Great for Elixir and Rails. Pretty great Heroku replacement
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by andruby 2y ago
In a lot of EU countries there is plenty of competition and there are multiple options for free bank accounts. The banks make money of the debit & credit card payments, savings accounts, having you as a customer for mortgages and other
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by andruby 2y ago
> I wouldn’t assume everyone is happy with it. Consumers are going to prefer rewards programs over no rewards programs. Personally, I would disagree. I prefer no rewards and a simple landscape where I don't have to compare credit ca
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by andruby 2y ago
Have you restored from a backup during that Time? I have a similar setup (sambsa share on a ZFS NAS) and was appalled at how long it took. Both machines on wired gigabit ethernet, yet the restore took more than 24 hours. And that was for ju
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by andruby 2y ago
That’s a great tactic. I’d love to use that, but I’m afraid a lot of leaders are not rational enough (or have to big of ego’s) to hire the person back
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by andruby 2y ago
I hate this shortsightedness of business leaders. I’ve seen similar problems. Not wanting to give a raise to a critical person, and then having to replace them with 3 people. Not wanting to pay 10% more and ending up paying 300% more…
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by andruby 2y ago
> I can easily find that information without knowing what any individual is making. How do you usually find that information?
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by andruby 2y ago
Hoe will you do that practically though? That’s probably thousands of commits upon which tens or hundred thousand commits from others were built. You can’t just rollback everything two years and expect it not to break or bring back older vu
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by andruby 2y ago
Do people lose their lives over loosing $2000? * In developed countries. I doubt people from 3rd world countries had $2000 on FTX.
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by andruby 2y ago
Unfortunately the evolution has been happing both on the seat shrinking side and the people widening side.
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by andruby 2y ago
People that a really too wide to fit in a single seat are already required to pay for two.
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by andruby 2y ago
Europe is more densely populated and has rail. Train often isn't cheaper than flying. I like the idea of plastering the US with passenger rail, but I think that'll be very expensive to install and run.
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by andruby 2y ago
If a movie with famous actor makes 100M more than without them, why shouldn't they get a significant portion of that? Is that DiCaprio number salary, or profit/revenue sharing as a producer? Looking at [0] it seems like his highes
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by andruby 2y ago
It doesn't look terrible. And it seems a lot more compatible and realistic than the examples in the original article.
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by andruby 2y ago
Is it though? Or is it based on the value the seller gets? It's both of course, but I think they price based on the value rather than on the cost. (ie: percentage of sales, not per shelfspace)
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by andruby 2y ago
Why was this submission marked as flagged? Was this post against the rules? (I am not the submitter or author)
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by andruby 3y ago
It’s a lot of extra weight to carry around and extra systems that can break and need maintenance. Especially tricky since they’re only expected to be used sparingly. Batteries keep going down in price and weight
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by andruby 3y ago
The Saturn V was a fun build :)
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by andruby 3y ago
Every tiny 1x1 piece always comes with an extra. That must be by design. I think that’s calculated in their cost of doing business. Add one extra of each 1x1 probably eliminated most of the missing parts issue at a fraction of the cost.
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by andruby 3y ago
Same. I keep pictures of each box I get for the family. About 130 now in the last 10 years. Zero missing pieces.
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by andruby 3y ago
I've bought and used supermicro servers since 2004. They sell good hardware without the IBM / HP premium.
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by andruby 3y ago
what is poe? (I'm sure you don't mean power-over-ethernet)
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by andruby 3y ago
I think Huffman would be good, but I don't think it would be optimal (as in, the smallest possible amount of bits)

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