mulcahey

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by mulcahey 2y ago
The war in Gaza is a moral gray area
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by mulcahey 3y ago
I am “GI” without the A last time I checked, and I don’t require much compute at all!
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by mulcahey 3y ago
Loren is a bad reporter
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by mulcahey 3y ago
I recommend the elegant book “5 Billion Tears of Solitude”
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by mulcahey 4y ago
I just drove from TX to NY last week in a Model Y with no range/charging problems. I stopped about every 2.5 hours which may be a bit shorter than the average person's leg in an ICE car but is about as long as I personally want to
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by mulcahey 4y ago
Can't load twitter.com on desktop
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by mulcahey 4y ago
> Perfect is the enemy of good! More at 11
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by mulcahey 4y ago
I’m getting rid of mine bc the experience of switching WiFi networks is awful. Going back to KISS Bluetooth
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by mulcahey 4y ago
"Admits"? This is phrased as if it is some bombshell, when it seems this was obvious from the beginning. Elon's been a critic of the CA High Speed Rail project for nearly a decade! [0] The literal whitepaper that announced th
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by mulcahey 4y ago
At this point it seems most internet dwellers under the age of 35 subscribe to the sentiments of /r/FuckCars [0] but just yelling about the problem on Reddit and Vox isn't going to accomplish much. You basically need cities r
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by mulcahey 4y ago
This is incorrect. Inspiration4 sent astronauts they trained. This was largely true for the Axiom mission as well, and will be for the Polaris missions.
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by mulcahey 4y ago
> on demand massages for their executives SpaceX has had onsite massages for a very long time as a comfort perk to all employees -- no different than FAANG perks https://www.protocol.com/bulletins/google-massages-ret
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by mulcahey 4y ago
My only 2c is that the WFH vs office conversation often seems to pretend that there aren't a ton of businesses with desk workers where many of their colleagues can't feasibly work from home -- manufacturing for example. It's
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by mulcahey 4y ago
I went to a top 25 CS school. Half my upper div lectures had ~5% attendance.
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by mulcahey 4y ago
Few thoughts 1) The subreddit of my alma mater has been full of posts venting anxiety, depression, trouble with financial aid, trouble making friends, frustration with administration, etc for years now, exacerbated by COVID. While that may
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by mulcahey 5y ago
https://youtu.be/PEnp3A7juRI
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by mulcahey 5y ago
This blog post read a little like an ad itself to be honest.
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by mulcahey 5y ago
Are new and renewed leases not the only ways rents can go up? That’s the main point of the lease term for the tenant?
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by mulcahey 5y ago
Nothing on status page? https://www.githubstatus.com/
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by mulcahey 5y ago
LaunchHN: JWST on Christmas
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by mulcahey 5y ago
sublime has had ssh development for many years
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by mulcahey 5y ago
He has nothing to do with DeepMind. Maybe you're thinking of Neuralink? I wouldn't demote them to "marketing schemes" -- he actually wants to bring these technologies to market (unlike Hyperloop) -- but they're pret
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by mulcahey 5y ago
I think the build quality of the 3/Y is superior to that of the S/X, at least the pre-refresh ones.
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by mulcahey 5y ago
Commenting just to say that I've had a Model 3 since 2017 with zero issues. Anecdotally, I have tons of friends with Teslas and haven't heard a single nightmare service or build quality issue from any of them. Autopilot has been g
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by mulcahey 5y ago
Just as one's votes don't represent a sponsorship of every policy of the party they voted for, I think it's a stretch to say scaling business in the state represents a sponsorship of their social polices. If anything, Tesla w
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by mulcahey 5y ago
Monorepos are pretty common nowadays, arguably popularized by Google https://research.google/pubs/pub45424/ That said (1) “you are not Google” as the saying goes (2) Google built their VCS from scratch in house fo
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by mulcahey 5y ago
"College Towns" are about the only non-obselete instance I can think of ... at least until college itself is considered obsolete by/for enough people.
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by mulcahey 5y ago
I’m not the most sophisticated trader but I appreciate their UX and simplicity, which I think is true of most of their user base
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by mulcahey 5y ago
I remember seeing their first public demo at LA Hacks in 2014. Seemed like a couple of kids right out of college. They had the iPhone's screen hooked up to the projector and one of their friends kept sending them silly text messages th
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by mulcahey 5y ago
PLEASE let this be the direction we go in. The traditional banks will never be good at UX because they can't attract the talent. Their apps are always a bloated mess of web views. I loved Simple because it lived up to it's name --

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