skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Of the major automakers, Toyota probably has the furthest behind ICE platforms. The 5.7L V8 and the 4.6L v6 are 10 years old, and very fuel inefficient compared to the the engines from ford or GM. I think that Toyota really has the most to fear in this case, since they haven't had any success bringing out more efficient ICE/Drivetrains to match the competition, and haven't really managed to scale the hybrid efficiency past the sedan market.
Ordnance Survey's 3D map of UK
I graduate this year with a lot of experience with web development. But I've spent a lot of hobby time with Rust and would like to head in the Systems direction. Do you know if London offers junior-ish systems positions?
New ‘Lyft Shuttle’ service may be direct competitor to Public Transit
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Trusting Others and Technology Choices
There already is an "Office Killer", called LibreOffice. Does absolutely everything any small business or home user could ever need.
High stock prices, by definition mean that it is easy for Tesla to raise money.

It is the price that Tesla can sell new stock for.
No, that isn't what I said -- you are moving the goal post now from "a lot" of growth, to "holding on to their marketshare".

As matter of fact, that was my whole point: Rather than growing "a lot" they may end up just holding on to their marketshare. Whether that is a mark against them or not is for you to decide, when researching investments.
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Are we really so moronic that we need to wait for something to explode before we're ready to acknowledge the fire hazard that caused the explosion in the first place?
From what I understand, Dave Cutler would probably strongly disagree with that statement!
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An amazing explanation I must say regardless of all the fake disclaimers does illuminate the key point :-)
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That's bs.

It's everyone's preference to want cocaine. Heck cocaine is designed to be everyone's preference.

That doesn't mean that a race to the journalistic or hedonistic bottom is valuable or unstoppable.

These are social hygiene and security issues that need to be handled.
it's certainly true that the tech enclaves lead to the techo chamber of liberalism. (fwiw, i am liberal).

however, this belies the point that led to many citizens relocating to these areas to begin with: the quality of life is better and the people aren't as closed-minded.

i am from the US South and grew up with extreme racism and intolerance.

there are still people in this country that think it would be OK to lynch me. that doesn't happen in the city where i live in California.
How do you determine they have subject knowledge? Without measuring, I mean?
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I wouldn't say they didn't acknowledge them, they just didn't know how to fight them.
I completely agree with you that this doesn't represent real growth for Ford. Auto sales have essentially reached peak already; people only need so many cars. Honestly, this is what I find so ridiculous about Tesla's valuation. A valuation that puts them as worth more than Ford then needs Tesla to be selling more vehicles than Ford to justify that valuation.

All of the existing manufacturers have better infrastructure than Tesla and are getting into the hybrid, electric, and autonomous car marketspace. Even if Tesla survives long enough to make a profit I see no way this company ever justifies it's current valuation. Long term I expect huge price drops in Tesla stock.
I had recently been looking for a laptop to replace my wife's aging machine. She wanted something to hit all her social media stuff, save pictures and videos, basic office, and watch her tv and movie streams.

I had a barely-used lenovo that I had put xubuntu on that I wanted her to try first to gauge her size and performance requirements, but she wasn't ready for linux. I searched around a bit (knowing putting windows 10 back on there was not an ideal experience) and came across RemixOS, a version of android for PC.

That's when it clicked for me. She didn't need a traditional PC. What she really wanted was her phone in a bigger form factor (with usable keyboard). I was able to get all her apps on in a few minutes and she had a workable system with nearly no learning curve. I suspect this will be the case for more people as time goes on. I'm in favor of a competitor to windows, and I now think that is android, not linux.
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Their software also tends to be very crashy and/or slow. It's like Apple software for Windows, but worse.
:) just one opinion
How Uber Uses Dark Patterns to Game Its Drivers
I mean, why not a relational database and some python or something instead of a custom program?
> Tesla is potentially a trillion dollar company

A trillion dollars? For a niche/luxury car company? What fantasy is that based on?

> it's biggest current hurdle is getting it's production up to meet an enormous demand

While enormous to Tesla, actual demand is pretty small compared to other car companies.

It doesn't help that even the most "affordable" Tesla is far more expensive than the average competitor's EV or hybrid vehicle[1][2], let alone it's base price (not final sale price) starts off above the average new car purchase price (final sale, after upgrades, etc) for the entire industry[3].

There's a lot of hype around Tesla, but that doesn't mean they're going to take over the auto industry, let alone become larger than the largest auto makers around who produce "Everyday Joe" cars for the rest of the population.

[1] http://evobsession.com/10-best-electric-cars/

[2] http://www.caranddriver.com/best-hybrid-electric-cars

[3] http://mediaroom.kbb.com/new-car-transaction-prices-up-2-per...
> The point of the "Linux on the desktop" meme was that everybody would start using free, preferently GPL'd software for everything. Android is far away from that.

I guess it depends how you look at it :) I would see it as "not using Windows" but your statement seems to be "not using any closed-source software".

It's an effort with variable goals and there are different opinions what is meant. If you ask rms he'd agree with you. :)
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Current reality shows that these are unemployed, not getting an education.
> I'd be so happy if some big entity (Google/Apple/YC) decided one day to relocate a big portion of their existence to a new place.

That's already been tried -- unfortunately, it just moves the problem to the new place. Housing costs rise sharply following wherever you move the company. It's the same exact problem, moved to a new place and hurting new groups of people.

(See Portland, Seattle, Denver for examples)
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If it were so trivial it probably would have already happened. There's tons of cash to be made in SMS and MMS spam.

It's not trivial - there's a lot of devices and exploiting mitigation techniques to deal with, there's not even a reliable PoC that works on real-world devices with ASLR enabled.

These exploit mitigation techniques and differences in builds have basically saved it from becoming the disaster it sounds like at first glance.

I guess to answer your question, yes, yes we are that moronic. Not many people will care unless it's proven rapidly and readily exploitable.
This is why you keep the military well off comparatively. Give them a nice incentive and the majority won't turn
Look at the efforts that Amazon continues to invest in Fire, and CyanogenMod (the Company that Went Bankrupt as opposed to the jailbreak mod that still mostly exists) tried to invest in a Play Store/Play Services competitor, and Samsung is trying to invest in its efforts while also trying to be stealthy about it in its current Cold War with Google...

Android (AOSP) forks are numerous, yet competing with Play Store/Play Services seems expensive and onerous. Nontechnical consumers don't see Amazon's Fire as Android, just an Android-like system that runs many Android apps. Nontechnical consumers thought the same about CyanogenMod (the Company)'s efforts. Samsung's Cold War seems so desperate, from the outside, because they are trying to walk that fine line between remaining a consumer Android and yet still distance themselves from Google's control.
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Charging and batteries are literally just partnering and investment issues.
I can easily imagine a bad manager using the quote to justify himself not budging (Strong opinions held loosely) and also to judge others when they don't budge (Strong opinions held loosely).
There's a big gap in those parts for gasoline, too. Once a few years back I camped out near Fields Station waiting for the store to open 'cause I didn't have enough gas in my Jeep to make it to Burns.
We'll it looks like it worked! The dead didn't rise.
Further reading: The Gervais Principle

https://www.ribbonfarm.com/2009/10/07/the-gervais-principle-...

My friend and I have internally renamed the roles "producers", "regulators", and "harvesters" in an attempt to remove the negative connotations. Feel free to use that in your own discussions also.
Hmm, I don't think you need to install anything on ChromeOS to have a shell[1] though your Chromebook does need to be in Developer Mode.

1: https://www.chromium.org/chromium-os/poking-around-your-chro...
The fine was for walking through a park that closes after 10pm. They use this to prevent people from sleeping in the park at night or doing other things like prostitution and drug use in the cover of darkness. There was a city park across from my dorm in college. The park had clearly visible no trespassing after 10pm signs. We would still walk through since it was the quickest route but cops were quick to pull up and give anyone a warning. I only ever heard of people getting tickets when they were doing stuff like underaged drinking and smoking weed in the park at night.
You can think of it like that, but really it's closer to a simple abstraction layer.
AWS automation tools. Why terraform
A Girl Crashes Porsche 911 Turbo Straight into a Gas Station
9th paragraph ->

This suggests Rice's unmasking requests were likely within the law.
> Rice's requests to unmask the names of Trump transition officials does not vindicate Trump's own tweets from March 4 in which he accused Obama of illegally tapping Trump Tower. There remains no evidence to support that claim.

So that's where Nixon made a mistake: he didn't make it legal first :-)

Seriously, though, finding new excuses for the man who wiretapped the entire planet is getting ridiculous.
You will strongly defend your position, but if the other person is right you won't cling to it.
I 99% agree with you, I would 100% agree with you if you put step 6 between steps 3 and 4. In my opinion you should always (where possible) be able to deterministically and automatically recreate a bug before you even think about fixing it, the automatic part being your test. I say this because human nature being what it is you will forget how you recreated the bug, or your recreation will have a bunch of extraneous stuff in that really isn't needed.
Sure. I found this question on Ask Ubuntu https://askubuntu.com/questions/409611/desktop-notification-... and the second response mentions the alert alias. I'm not sure if this alias is found only in Ubuntu and derivatives (I'm using Linux Mint) or if it's standard among all Linux distributions.

Simply add ; alert after your commands to receive the notification.
> the value of a stock is supposed to be the amount of earnings you are expected to receive from it over its lifetime

Who supposes that? I don't and I'm ready to pay a different price that you'd do. If there isn't a good reason for that, you might be able to take advantage from my position.

Now, there are many reasons why I wouldn't price a stock as the sum of its (future) earnings. For instance, a company can be acquired by another and makes a very different business in the combined configuration. Moreover, the acquirer could use the merger to prevent a competitor to enter a very profitable market. Why would you care about the performance of the acquired company if it remained independent? There's no way to estimate the future earnings of a company without knowing all the possible strategic configurations.

Growth stocks are bought for potential capital gains, not dividends. (Market) power is much more important than earnings you can forecast.

I'm a Tesla shareholder (the stock makes over 90% of my financial assets) and I don't expect a buck of dividend from this company. I intend to keep the stock for ~20 years, which I bought at $25 avg.
In my experience, this typically happens if you're using the manual layout systems, nudging and adjusting image sizes and text boxes pixel by pixel until the output is "perfect." This is brittle even in Word. You should be able to insert a section or paragraph without messing up your whole document.

Instead, use paragraph breaks, page breaks, and styles to typeset the document. Choose top/bottom wrapping of images, and keep tables simple and clean.

It usually looks better, it's easier to edit later, and it just works in whatever editor you're using - whether Office 97, Office 2017, Google Docs, or exporting to HTML.
She could try, but then there would be issues with that, I'm betting. Some way for it all to still affect her because it used to be her name, as well as dealing with issues from the name change.
Funny, all this academic consideration of "slowness" and I'm reminded of an adage the Marines use:

Slow is smooth, smooth is fast.
By the time the trends become that clear, you're often years behind.
Of course! Feel free.
Oh it's already getting refactored all right... but not towards the end of educated citizens.
Computer languages I learnt before university
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Pretty much all new cars have it. They are hardly unique in that sense.
> So what limits do you want want put on immigration?

I didn't asked about limits or not, I asked you proof about your claim that NOW in the UK there is "virtually unlimited immigration". You have not answered.

> What steps would take to prevent people from coming a country like the US or the UK illegally?

What has to do illegal immigration with this thread? This article talks about LEGAL workers

> If you like most pro-immigration people,

You don't know what I think because I didn't write about my opinions about immigration. I just asked one claim done by you without any proof to back it.

> When you take everything into account, their position is that they want virtually no limits on immigration.

Opinion that has nothing to do with your actual claim.

Or perhaps is that you're confused and think that "European migrants" are illegal migrants
>But even if the API is the same, it doesn't mean it will have the same performance? Something that was not a problem with previous GPUs could become a bottleneck and vice-versa? And since you need to support both GPUs or else you drop older iPhone support, it might get annoying.

If "in certain cases, the performance profile can be annoyingly different" is the outcome of a tectonic shift in the underlying hardware, it would be a significant and praise-worthy achievement.
To a much lesser degree. An electric engine is a lot simpler, mechanically, than an ICE. To the point that, I think, major malfunctions will result in replacement of the engine instead of fixing engine components. Given good refurbishment logistics, this is much more efficient.
Detroit Is Stomping Silicon Valley in the Self-Driving Car Race
How different is Thompson's idea from modern academy?

PhD is granted for showing that you know how to do research. Tenure granted for showing that you can do research. Tenured professors are free to research however they like, and get paid as long as they teach.