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It's because of the fast pace of the company. I doubt they are any worse than any other company introducing a new model. As a new model recedes into the past quality issues should decrease linearly, and maybe faster. Alot of the BSR issues (often caused by worker inaccuracy) that Tesla faces today are probably catchable nowadays with a convnet before they even go down the line.

If I had to guess right now, many years after leaving I would guess that Chrysler will eternally be a fail, it's culture is just wrong at every level. Tesla isn't hamstrung by that, or the UAW either (yet).
Wow, takes me back to the BBS days of 28.8. Good times.
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Yes, OP is assuming that. The popular use-case for a "global DB" is end-users.

And the popular definition of geographic network latency is a function of distance & the speed of light, not the speed of which an app talks to the DB.
Chicken breast and many other meats have a much higher ratio of protein compared to carbs and fat than tofu, beans, etc.
One meat startup went into high-end leather: http://www.modernmeadow.com/

Another algae-to-make-food company went into high-end oils for cosmetics: http://www.solazyme.com/ (and some other industrial things, from what I see now)
As someone who has studied a lot of words, and a lot of CS, I like this challenge. It's like asking what's the best book ever written (which is why I think the first answers are about excel).

Lemme breaka dis down:

Most mind bogglingly incredible....that means that piece of software that is the most difficult to fully grok, but is ostensibly the most useful while simultaneously speaking to the coding mastery of whomever (likelier than not, mor ethan one person) wrote/typed, prolly both, it.

And I have a really good answer that I bet almost nowon reading this illuminated pixel array would have thought.

PLATO, baby, and its TUTOR programming language. Yeah, it's hardware and software, but Steve Jobs would allow it, and I bet Woz wood too. The computational invention that heralds nearly every single computer-oriented advance made since its inception. Made to train GI's to make up for a lack of funds after the dudes and dudettes returning from WWII needed to get their education funded like they were promised. Nothing like making up for overpromising to spur progress way beyond expectations. Moon(shine) landing, anyone? Get this: the dude's name who is credited as being the father of PLATO: Bitzer, adn a dude named Tenczar (Tensor flow?). Fucking Bitzer and 10czar....God, or whtaever logic governs our universe, has an amazing sense of humor.

Anyway, here's a link:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PLATO_%28computer_system%29
Again, why is the scary second half of that sentence an absolute certainty or bad? There's no law requiring use of innerHTML, and it's been easy to beat React on raw performance in many cases (to their credit, that's been getting harder but that's always a challenge for a general purpose library) — and in most cases none of that matters because you're not triggering updates fast enough to care. Ease of use and all of the other concerns are far more important for most people.

Similarly, if people are building reusable components it's not clear why using different virtualdom libraries or not using one at all is a problem. Doesn't sound software engineering practice recommend a well-defined public interface rather than deeply interconnecting them like that? Besides, this is the web: what are the odds that you wouldn't quickly hit a problem where component X depends on v1.2.3 but component Y requires v2.3.4?
I used to really like eating meat too. Also used to not like seitan or beans much, but now I love 'em. Tastes changed since I went vegan.

If your litmus test for "viable" is what currently makes you the happiest you'll be blocked off from not only helping the world but likely helping yourself too.
My contracts with local businesses do not guarantee a positive review. Usually the agreement is along the lines of "have to write so many words with so many pictures and mention the article on X, Y, and Z social media outlets X number of times over the course of Y many days", but I and my other writers reserve the right to say whatever we want to say in that article.

Obviously it's bad for business to badmouth stuff we got for free, so we're actually pretty picky about what we accept. If I don't like eating at a restaurant, I won't accept free stuff from them on behalf of the business. I've been offered services by a hair salon in town but it doesn't line up with my demographic so I won't accept the contract because I wouldn't want to write about them. I've turned down two offers from the local bowling alley because I'm not going to have much nice to say about it.

But no one is guaranteed to get a good review. I've written some reviews I would describe as "hopeful", in that "I'm hopeful they'll get better soon" mostly with regards to brand new restaurants where the kitchen is still finding its groove. Everything that I write is my opinion and is clearly marked as such, even while it's also marked as something I was given for free in exchange for my honest opinion.
Welp, looks legit to me.

Someone who knows what they're talking about tell us noobs any major gotchas with this sort of approach, please :)
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Tesla looks like they will lose that cool new thing vibe soon, the novelty of an electric car will wear off - especially when porsche or benz come out with an electric sedan or coupe. These companies will offer a much more compelling product with the ownership value that people expect from a luxury car company.

I have shopped a model S and besides the electric drivetrain it is not really that nice of a car compared to an E class or a porsche panamera - The interior is weak as far as fit and finish. As soon as the the germans offer a similar product on the high end ( and with GM already offering a full electric on the low end ) tesla is done.
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Sucks I can't really read the article because some-custom scrolling or scripts are breaking the vim-fx FF plugin and the normal-scrolling doesn't even move the page.
Snackai is right. Bullshit stays bullshit.
Robbery is not robbery.

Burglary is not armed robbery. They are different in the eyes of the law, and justly so.

Theft of a candy bar carries a different penalty from theft of an automobile, and justly so.

A thief is a thief, and a criminal is a criminal, but not all crimes are identical. There is a difference between the rigidity of ethics, and the flexible punishment-must-fit-the-crime nature of justice.
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13880102
This is true, class sizes at some schools are just ridiculous. I attend a smaller state school, it's a great environment. Largest CS class I've had after the intro was 30-40 people.
So you link to the Polymer TodoMVC example to show that it uses Polymer's data-binding, and this is supposed to show... what exactly?

SkateJS's TodoMVC uses JSX[1]. Does that also imply that all Web Components need to use JSX? I don't see any logic in your claims.

[1]: https://github.com/skatejs/todomvc/blob/skatejs/examples/ska...
It's not just less enjoyable, plant protein is flat-out inferior. The amino acid profile of meat is better (eg leucine) and meat contains creatine, which is essential for explosive athletic performance and which is completely unavailable from plants. It's why powerlifters and practically every other strength and power athlete eats meat.
It doesn't absolve them of their crimes. It doesn't throw anything into doubt. You can throw in some therapy if you'd like, but these are unfixable people who've done terrible things. They shouldn't ever step onto a street again.
"Hey Bro, thanks for seeing me. Yeah, I know, I am hot stuff, did you wear gloves when reading my resume? Shit is hot, yo. Eh, before we get started, are you banging that chick out in front, she is tight. Ok my man, you have some q's for me?"
Should events in the South China Sea heat up would not be surprised if a 50 million.dollar nuclear torpedo sinks our trillion-dollar aircraft carrier.
Does it support heterogeneous drives?
so it's really a problem for the farmer rather than something regarding the customer.

thank you very much! I sought a confirmation for a while ..
I'd like to know what vehicle programs you were on at DMX during that time, because other than WK1, L cars were a mess, and now that I think about it, nearly every other DMX B/C segment program I was involved with was a mess with respect to quality too.

fyi, I cut my teeth on WK1 and WK2. I love JNAP, and Jeep - I found a home there.
Article should have a (2016).

The author certainly isn't wrong. As a country, we've squandered an astounding amount of resources in the last 70 years. Since we hooked ourselves in the suburban experiment, we've gone broke. And along with the background hum of accumulating public debt, we've gone crazy with private debt to fuel our out-of-control growth Bonanza. Whenever we run out of qualified borrowers, we always kick the can down the road once more by lowering standards.

Subprime mortgages. 84 month car loans. Enormous, nearly inescapable loans to kids who have no idea what they're doing.

As someone in the final group, I'm torn between wanting the madness to end on one hand; and hoping it doesn't end quite yet, so I can get out from underneath my debt before there are no jobs with which to even repay my loans.

Pair the loan payments with the rents paid to companies with their homogeneous, extractive shitbox apartments -- I hope no one was expecting the new generation of highly-educated workers to get the economy working properly again...
In that case, your database loses data and is definitely not strongly consistent. Why do you claim it is?
Their ambitions for scaling production are meager: to start making Model 3's at a rate of 5000/week by 2018, which wouldn't even match the rate at which cars rolled out of that very same factory when GM/Toyota owned it. If they kept up that rate for a whole year, that'd represent around 0.7% of US car sales. Terrifying, or just one of many small car brands on the market?

By 2019 they want to double that rate to 10K/week... but that assumes there are 10,000 people a week that want to buy an EV at (according to Mr. Musk) an average price of $42,000 or more -- significantly higher than the average new vehicle selling price.

Right now, less than 2500 people a week buy any type of electric or plug-in hybrid car of any make or model in the entire country. So Tesla needs to quadruple demand for electric vehicles and then capture all of it within ~21 months to meet their targets. By 2019 they'll also be up against a bevy of EVs from those other auto makers, likely at lower price points. The 2018 Nissan Leaf, with 200+ miles of range and ProPilot (limited) self-driving capabilities might even beat the Model 3 to market, and will almost surely be cheaper.

What valuable IP does Tesla have to license out that would terrify auto makers?

There are plenty of other suppliers of EV motors, chargers, inverters, control systems, battery cells, battery packs and battery management systems. LG Chem's nearly reached price parity with Tesla/Panasonic (and has several gigawatt-hour-per-year scale factories of its own, with more in construction). BYD, Foxconn, Boston Power, Samsung SDI, SK Innovation, etc are bringing in 150+ GWh per year of EV battery production capacity by 2020.

Their "Autopilot" software is built on Intel Mobileye (V1) and Nvidia's DRIVE PX2 (V2) platforms, which any other car company can license. The Supercharger network doesn't seem to offer anything technology wise that isn't matched by the Combined Charging System (CCS), which is rolling out 350 kW chargers throughout 2017, with the US government's backing. So what do they have that their competitors would value enough to license from them, knowing they're funding the competition?
i'm not outraged. i'm not even affected by it, except in the most tangential way. i would describe myself as "perplexed". by the change itself (although maybe it's to protect themselves against black-hat hackers, for some reason they've opted not to explain), but even more so by the oafish way they enacted it. (although, as some consolation, they did give plenty of warning to [most] users.)
Tesla's motors are simple and made in-house, currently in Fremont but soon in Reno. It took them a while to build a motor that had a long lifetime.
Fuel cells are the future, not batteries.
Yeah, when you're interviewing and have more than one technically qualified candidate, you pick based on "culture fit", i.e., "do they seem likeable?"

A freeform box for rejection rationale will probably never get a good response rate, because it's work for people to make up a plausible-sounding explanation for why they liked someone else more (and this explanation is rarely if ever reflective of reality; people make up intellectually-satisfying stories to justify their impulsive/emotional decisions). However, a radio box that offered rejection reasons like "bad technical fit", "bad culture fit", or "good candidate for the future; not enough slots right now" may see better response rates.
Interesting! Thanks, great answers (both this post and your response to its sibling post)
You clearly also haven't read many of the papers it cites.

I would say one weakness of the book is that parts of it are too much like a survey of the papers in a subfield. Another is that it is very heavy on theory and light on practice (e.g., no exercises.)
Then what's the line between criminal and insane? In my opinion it's just a fuzzy line decided upon in a very flawed manner.
No, real (by intent and marketing, not necessarily truthfulness) documentaries (which are modern movies) do not.

Movies that are actually intended as works of fiction (even if inspired by real events, and even if—well, given the purpose, especially if—including some characters retaining the names of those in the real events doing some of the things they actually did) have it.
It's completely different. With Web Components you can start migrating away by using components just not written in Polymer.

How is that anything like React or Angular that really don't let you interop with other libraries out of the box?
I think I still have one of those with an Emacs 23 install.

Watch out you don't leave it on the charger too long with a battery in it. The charge limiter is lacking or nonexistent, and the battery will overheat and swell.
You're presenting a false dichotomy, that someone can be treated either as a victim, or as a criminal.
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All whole foods have protein. All plant foods have all essential amino acids. The eating meat for protein argument is extremely trite and disproved with ease.
Arguably the Model 3 is not a high end luxury car either, not priced at $35k. The Bolt is a direct competitor to the Model 3 with first-mover advantage.

The only argument against that is one has a badge that says "Chevrolet" and the other says "Tesla". If the Model 3 didn't have the Tesla name, no one would think anything of it. It'd just be yet another compact electric car, yawn, who cares, and then they'd buy the Chevrolet.
My mistake if that's how I make it sound. I agree, you can be both. But in many cases we don't try them in court as both. We pick one. In this case it was decided he was sane.
Disclaimer up front: I work for a Tesla competitor.

If I were a Tesla investor I'd want to hear more about how Design for Automation is going. If you plan to automate vehicle assembly in a cost effective manner (as Musk has indicated), your components and your assembly operations must be designed for that automation.

Tesla has had notable problems getting suppliers to understand and implement their plans (BorgWarner? - original transmission for the Roadster; Mobile Eye - self driving components; Falcon wing door component supplier).

Tesla regularly asks suppliers to do things that no other car company has asked them to do (see list above). Design for Automation is a new requirement for many components, so this may be a challenge for suppliers, and thus Tesla.

Tesla may win this gamble, or they may not. It will be interesting and educational either way.
Not sure why you're being downvoted, as this is correct. (Actually, it looks like TACC is now up to 85MPH.) The other comment was correct for a time, but that info is obsolete.
Yes, surely a couple of years from now will be the year of "IPv6 on the desktop".
> React Components can be arbitrarily complex and accept arbitrarily complex properties.

Web Components can be arbitrarily complex and accept arbitrarily complex properties or children.

Did you even try Web Components before spewing falsehoods?
Once I create a C-Corp can I change it later to a LLC, for selling assets later and paying less taxes, per example?
Like this world record breaking vegan power lifter? http://vegnews.com/articles/page.do?pageId=6137&catId=8

What about this vegan NFL player? https://redditblog.com/2016/06/24/300-pound-vegan-david-cart...

Bit more about myself since I think it's applicable: I'm no world class athlete, but I went vegetarian and started weight lifting a while back. Benched like 120 starting out. Now I'm vegan and can bench 200+ lbs, gained that muscle without eating animals.

Sure, there's some random ingredient that studies show only meat has and may help a little, but plenty of vegan athletes are starting to pop up and show there isn't some special thing in dead animals.
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When will we learn plant based foods are superior, is what you should be asking.
You're right, I actually asked a banker after I wrote that and she said you'd need to show your ID that matches the name on the account. Sorry, too many bank heist movies I guess.
Tesla aims to have razor thin margins for the thing that they actually produce. So their lack of dealers who supply an automatic mark-up is something that they cite as a strength, not a weakness.

The thing that Tesla is producing, however, is really expensive to build right now. The cost curves are great for it to come down, but until they do they are in the ironic business of selling expensive things with thin margins.

GM would find it harder than it thinks to compete against Tesla with an equivalent product. Just as Tesla is running into challenges scaling up production.
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Does it really matter that much? Even if you were to say he's not responsible, you can't let him out on the streets.

One of the goals of the justice system is to protect society from criminals by removing them from it, temporarily or permanently.
> The market has a way of signaling if a company is totally screwed up.

The markets can't predict the future. Investors' expectations about the future are priced into the stock, but those expectations are often wrong.
How about you open the page in a different browser, or disable the plugin?

edit I see vim-fx has an ignore toggle: press 'i' and scroll as normal? I have no problems with Pentadactyl.
This is just demonstrably false. There are millions of people who don't eat meat and have no protein problems. There are also plenty of vegan vegetarian athletes and strongmen. Please learn about them.
"So wait.. if the customer is satisfied with the service they're receiving (eg, it's "fast enough") then exactly what problem are we trying to solve?"

Too expensive.
It's remarkable there was any awareness of his predicament at all. All too often it seems that society is only sensitive to the more obvious forms of abuse (sexual and physical). Yet I suspect psychological abuse is far, far worse. I bet if you looked deeply into the lives of U.S. school shooters you'd find a similar story.

The real lesson here is: if you're a borderline woman, do NOT have children. If you do, give them up for adoption. We as a society should be ready and willing to forcibly separate children from borderline parents.
Firefox or Chrome?

If Chrome, give vimium a try. I have no such issues with Chromium 57.0.2987.98 + vimium + ublock origin + umatrix. The only scripts running are served from '*.tv2.no', but even with blocking those the article loads fine, albiet without images.

vimium: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/vimium/dbepggeogba...

umatrix: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/umatrix/ogfcmafjal...

ublock: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ublock-origin/cjpa...
Just move to HTTPS already (Simplified)
Just to quantify this a bit more: they plan to hit a rate of 500,000/year by the end of 2018, and so far the company has sold something like 200,000 cars total, ever, since it started.

(I don't know how likely they are to hit that goal by the end of 2018, but they're trying.)
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> After all, even pastured chicken tastes wildly better than conventional chicken.

As a farmer who used to raise pastured chicken, I was always happy to convert people to what real chicken is supposed to taste like.
Well... scientists get passionate when we see ideological actors that systematically ignore evidence. If you prefer a more serious source, the EU's European Chemical Agency (ECHA) just announced their review finding that “the available scientific evidence did not meet the criteria to classify glyphosate as a carcinogen, as a mutagen or as toxic for reproduction”.
Why not take IPSec and IPv6 from one of the other BSDs?
Anything can be made to taste great with oil, seasoning, salt and sugar. Animal products don't have a monopoly on taste.
My two best tricks:

1) Find some songs in the target language and get the lyrics. Sing along with the music. Have the music coming in on earphones. Once you think you're good at it, record yourself at the same time. Listen to yourself and try to improve.

2) Find some material where you have both audio and written versions of the material. You can often find children's stories on the internet like this. Also some news channels will have both written content with video. Also you can get audio books. Listen to the audio. Then read the material. Once you think you can read the material out loud, try to read the material at the same time as the audio. Try to match pacing and intonation exactly. Once you think you are good at it, do the recording and listening trick.

You can imagine that my Japanese students enjoyed doing karaoke in class :-)
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Dude's user name is 'losers'. Lol
Where were you in 2009 and earlier years? The 'market' is the last one to tell you when the feces will be hitting the proverbial fan.
This has also been my experience having gone vegan. Honestly, people make it out to be a big deal, but it isn't.
Tesla's prospects today aren't noticeably different from how they were on November 8th, 2016, so trying to tie it in to Trump doesn't make the slightest bit of sense to me.
There have been a bunch of vegetarian Mr. Universes, and plenty of vegetarians and vegans peppered liberally across every other pro sport. I'm not going to argue with you about the exact impact of meat vs plant protein on your body, but there's plenty of evidence that this isn't remotely a barrier to top performance.
Just a outsider note, I've never heard about your book before now or like I say `It popped into existence`. I had a look at the url you posted. Although I couldn't find a sample of your book, let alone a couple of pages to judge it's quality or value.

The table of content's was straight forward but lacking any substance. Maybe consider allow downloading a sample number of chapters?
Curious, where is everyone going to get their batteries?