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by thisarticle 2y ago
They’re releasing an app for Windows that will solve that piece at least. It’ll sync across both.
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1Password too.
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We need arrests not apologies.
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“Your code ran succcessfully”. Will there be a spellcheck version for the software engineers that built the site?
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by thisarticle 3y ago
Silicon for one. The M2 is miles ahead in terms of performance (and heat) than anything Qualcomm has to offer.
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Did you even read the article? This has nothing to do with charging infrastructure. The vehicle itself had a fault. He also didn’t buy the vehicle, he was reviewing it.
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Hey now, his leadership is saving me 5-10 hours a week in not browsing Reddit. Imagine how many millions of hours a year he’s saved for humanity.
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This and the commercial real estate walk aways are just wild. I never want to hear elites wringing their hands at individuals walking away from bad/upside down mortgages ever again.
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530ev
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I was referring to engineering, not the rest of the business.
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How’s the job market for Rust? Would someone with a good amount of Scala and Python experience and some Rust have a decent shot?
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That’s why my wife and I live way below our means. To the point where my wife could just stop working and we’d still be fine (we bank her income and more). If our paychecks got cut in half tomorrow it means we can survive.
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by thisarticle 3y ago
Tell that to Twitter.
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lol check out the Kia Ev6 GT.
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I’d probably be dead.
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That is true, somewhat vacuously so.
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Thank you for a thoughtful response. The clogging of hospital beds was a real threat.
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Billions didn’t. We don’t lock down for the flu.
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Doing great now, thanks for asking.
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100%, but I put a high value on experience and my time, and I don’t have a lot of other subscriptions.
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Retool is about as capable as VB 6. We’ll be fine.
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How? A year ago I was getting 2-3 recruiters contacting me every day.
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And it’s disgusting, the amount of ads on YouTube now is gross. I recently wasn’t logged in and saw how many ads I had to watch to see a minute long video. I wouldn’t use the service if it wasn’t for YouTube Premium.
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> people willing to pile on hundreds of thousands in high APY debt like the US That’s a pretty unfair characterization of CC borrowing in the US. I’m sure there are some instances of that but most people have either a minimal amount on C
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by thisarticle 4y ago
Does Stripe really have so many spelling errors in their e-mail comms?
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by thisarticle 4y ago
Toyota bet big on hydrogen, not EVs. Now they are regretting it and shifting course, as of this past week.
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So… have the capital moved. Can’t be that difficult and VCs will make even more money. Win win.
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Oh boy. I can save $.50 after spending $5 to get to work and $5 getting home in my car. Yay.
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How much capital does someone need if wages are low and you’re building an auto-scale enabled SaaS business without an office?
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Commercial real estate is worth trillions of dollars and you better believe office REITs are terrified right now if the trend continues.

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