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It isn't a word. From their documentation:

We wanted an installation of Kubernetes that was half the size in terms of memory footprint. Kubernetes is a 10-letter word stylized as K8s. So something half as big as Kubernetes would be a 5-letter word stylized as K3s. There is no long form of K3s and no official pronunciation.
Note, he later added it to his Great Movies list and penned a new essay for it: https://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/great-movie-solaris-1972
Firearms are the leading cause of death for American children and teens - higher than motor vehicle deaths.

https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/nejmc2201761
> it's simply not possible to "identify the patterns" without understanding the patterns

I don't think that's true at all. To explain my thinking, let's assume that I am an American, and therefore according to popular understanding, completely incapable of learning any language other than English. I despair! But then I think no, wait, I happen to have a gift for numbers. Like, my mental arithmetic stunned teachers from a young age, and I currently hold the world record for reciting digits of pi from memory. So what I will do, I think, is assign a number to every word I read or hear and where possible, visualize where that chain of numbers exists among the decimal digits of pi.

At some point the person would come in and utter some words I couldn't comprehend, but I would think, aha! That was almost 498153217845632754, except it was missing the second seven, which mapped to "contraire." And I'd do that at least 20% of the time, escaping the room with no understanding of French at all.

If I could map between memorized numbers and words quickly enough, I'd even be able to converse in French given suitable trigger words without a shred of understanding.
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Not really? Here is a listing in Germany for 1246 EUR (including VAT), which is not cheap but substantially lower than 1500 EUR:

https://www.galaxus.de/de/s1/product/apple-macbook-air-2022-...
I was gonna say then how are you developing for iOS, but this is a website, so you’re right, it’s kinda ridiculous. OTOH if you’re a large enough website you should be testing on every platform.
As a Tesla owner, I find the software to be buggy with a poor UX. I much prefer the CarPlay experience and wish all manufacturers just stopped trying to push software we don’t need.

1. Opinionated “clean” UX has no place in a car. The important buttons need to be bigger and the alerts clearer. Colors need to be employed to draw attention.

2. A shocking number of bugs get released on stable that they fix in the next release. It seems the car prompts you about an update almost every time you drive.

3. It’s annoying to have to rely on two data plans that provide the same functionality - let me use my phone data instead of upselling me on a data plan that I need to have a good experience.

4. It’s super annoying to rely on their Spotify player which keeps getting worse (ie hiding the shuffle button below two levels of tiny arrows - what??)

5. Their voice recognition is awful - worse than Siri. It’s starting to feel extremely antiquated. The fact I can rarely call up the right name to send a message and then have to make several attempts to speak a message - bleh. Will this ever be an enough of a priority for them to compete with google? No, but it’s critical for car software and the gap between their walled garden and state of the art will get worse and worse.

6. They dedicate almost the entire screen to a worthless animation of what the car thinks it sees. Sure it’s “cool” but it’s a waste of precious screen real estate and frankly shows their hand on how bad their camera recognition really is.

The whole thing seems super arrogant to me. Maybe before the age of CarPlay and android auto it made sense to build software as a car company and was a differentiator, but not today - my next car definitely won’t be a Tesla for precisely this reason.
Was just about to post this, glad someone else did.

I have a car with both (birds eye view and parking sensors), and they are absolutely complimentary to each other, and I use them for different reasons. E.g. for squeezing through my garage door (I only have about 1.5 inch of clearance on each side) I like the birds eye view, but then when I pull up to the front of the garage I use the sensor because I know exactly how many inches from the front my car should be so that I can both walk around the front and the back if I need to unload stuff from the trunk.
I have never had a truly successful (by my standards) auto park with my Tesla (with USS). It either fails to "enable" - meaning I can't even start it - or it takes so long to do it's maneuvers I may as well have just done it myself - and when it does complete, it's not centered like I would like - or it gave me a heart attack getting too close to some other car, etc.
The book "Good to Great" was based on this idea. I understand I am in a minority opinion here, and may be wrong, but a large portion of that book seemed based on that one fallacy.
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https://companiesmarketcap.com/largest-companies-by-revenue/

Exxon, Chevron, Marathon, Valero, Philips 66.

5 American oil and gas companies in the worldwide top 100 by revenue. A bunch of pharma & co, also dependent on cheap oil and gas.
They are so cheap they get installed in base models that don't even have the parking assist feature activated, often because they are used for other features like blind spot assist and reverse warning.
It might help to try and build a fun project in your new language, and only you can gauge your confidence level, but here's a possible way to at least take a stab at some interviews.

For jobs in the new stack, perhaps send a version of your resume to emphasize your accomplishments and using the right tool for the job rather than using a particular tech stack for a particular project.

If you currently have something like this in your resume: "In Company A, I led efforts to scale their website from 10,000 to 5 million users in Node.js."

Maybe change it to this. "In Company A, I led efforts to scale their website from 10,000 to 5 million users".

That might get your foot in the door for an interview. Then it just becomes a matter of proving you know your stuff in whatever interview you get.
Gotta make that 40 billion back somehow.
I think characterizing it as Clueless make some overly broad assumptions on Ma's motivations.

It could be as simple as he disagrees with the CCP policy.

For example, we don't typically look at human rights or anti-war protesters and call them Clueless, even when governments Crackdown on them
I have a bunch of software/websites that I run. If I were to get hit by a bus, they would all go offline and there would be many confused users. There is no-one that could pick up where I left off.

I have on my todo list to make a dead man's switch. If I don't flip the update after a couple of months, a maintenance message is put up, and if I still don't update it, then an end of life process is kicked off before all my domains expire. Maybe I'll get to it some day.
Fun fact, trying to quote the post's title will make your comment DOA:

Why paid masterminds are mental masturbation

(On the off chance my post gets vouched, try it yourself) - you'll see you can't reply, a dead giveaway it's dead.
If so, why is the new version not taking this route? Just failure of imagination?
This is from March 2022. The whole site stopped publishing September 2022.
Twitter’s new dog icon is sending dogecoin – sigh – to the moon
> I think you are right. The only difference from fingernails is that when the antlers fall off there is bleeding.

This is far from the only difference, starting from the material (living bone tissue vs non-living keratin), and process of growth (the living tissue grows and branches like a tree, vs. being extruded like from a 3D printer by a special tissue at the root of the nail).

Hair and nails are the same. Antlers are very unlike those two. Horns are a mixture, with a keratin shell covering living bone tissue.
Older games have a tiny footprint.

Timeless classics like KOTOR 1&2, Fallout New Vegas, Mass Effect etc take so little space I barely notice the storage.

The entire library of video games ever made before the year 2000 could fit onto a single SD card off the shelf from Best Buy for the cost of a mid-range restaurant dinner for 2.
Ending a crackdown does not mean the end of involvement. Involvement can be neutral or positive, a crackdown is negative.
I try to run things on all my computers with the lowest possible rights, eg I can be root/admin on all my machines but run with those super powers as little of the time as possible to reduce the damage from fumble-fingering something.

I could have kept all my deposits as cash on the kitchen table for all the interest that they've been earning.

I spent over a decade as a governor of a local school and avoided ever having access to the WiFi, etc, etc.

In general it is safest and easiest to manage potentially troublesome rights if you keep those to a small known group.

And that's assuming that no one has a latent gambling addiction or whatever.
That's a silly chart.

It's charting % change from 2021 - 2022 vehicle sales.

If you add a couple other manufacturers from the [1] source data, this becomes more apparent. Rivian sales were up 12-million% in the same time period. Doesn't mean Rivian is crushing the market.

This chart is showing that Tesla went from selling 331,000 vehicles in 2021 to 491,000 vehicles in 2022. And while Toyota (by comparison) looks bad on the tweet you linked, they sold about 5x the vehicles that Tesla did in the same time period.

Tesla's growth in that period can largely be chalked up to being "a vehicle manufacturer with EVs in stock and available to sell". That special position is starting to erode, and will erode further with time.

When customers can easily choose between a range of EVs available from a range of manufacturers, things like, "can I trust my vehicle to warn me when I'm about to back into another car" will matter a lot more.

I personally don't think Tesla is going to tank, but I do think they're going to have to work to be competitive to a different standard than they have in the past.

[1] https://www.autonews.com/sales/dec-us-auto-sales-market-slid...
All taste buds can detect all basic tastes, and the taste map we saw as a kid is wrong. https://www.winchesterhospital.org/health-library/article?id...
So in other words an amature failure in leadership. How many other things did they fail to consider or plan for?
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I could also pick the biggest minority group in the US, and trust me, Turks have a much better life in Germany.
I'm not sure why you are so reluctant to see other points of view or to entertain the fact that you might be missing something that other people are not, but I won't push it.
The idea of a community of people facing similar struggles and problems meeting to help each other perform better doesn't seem that outrageous. But paying thousands of dollars to some guru for the privilege does.

I think this kind of thing used to happen "organically" on the golf course or at the country club. But at least there you get a round of golf for your money, not just the privilege of being in the same room.
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Obligatory mention- https://steveblank.com/2009/12/21/the-elves-leave-middle-ear...
Im no engineer but this is what i thought too. Just automatically fold the sails when gusts reach above a certain threshold. Shouldn't be too hard, right?
Opening in incognito like everyone does on Medium doesn't work
Well, because your assumption was false. Antlers grow nothing like nails and hair which do share the same mechanism. Ruminant horns are a mix of the two, with a hard keratin shell covering living tissue.
Is there any good fan fiction or other such fiction along the lines of the human->monolith transition? I just can't get enough of the idea. The imagery of Bowman blowing through stars as this uber monolith of pure energy and such is just amazing.
I don't understand how even one of those brake slamming moments isn't sufficient to stop using that feature forever.

I am extra circumspect when driving around Teslas as a result of this seemingly common and extremely disconcerting flaw.
Right, and they also do security releases for some older macOS and iOS releases, so even if your machine doesn't support the lates version, you can still have a secure machine. E.g., a few days ago they also put out security fixes for macOS 11 and 12, in January for iOS 12 (supporting iPhones 5s from 2013).

https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201222
You can subscribe to Ubuntu Pro:

https://ubuntu.com/pricing/pro

TANSTAAFL
Also good points: too many cooks raise the risk...
Should be obvious for an average person.
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Can someone explain what all the fuss around RISC-V is about?
64 GB is a lot. I wouldn't buy a machine with less than that (Macs tend to last a long time), but, still, wanting to max it out just in case and actually needing it is rare.

What are you doing with your computer?
> modern? Lol. 2013

How to tell if a dev is in their 20s or thereabouts
That's not what the grandparent comment meant, if they're complaining about efficiency.
The processing power probably isn't the limitation. It's probably hardware, like the number of hardware ports for the cameras are limited. These aren't webcams stuck into a USB hub. If they're physically out of pins, then hardware development will be required, either for some hacky, relatively dangerous (you would be switching out primary cameras), multiplex solution, or the addition of a computer and the support/supply chain nightmare that entails.
I once needed a couple but it was the same price to buy ten instead of one. I don't know what to do with 9 extre ultrasonic time of flight sensors lol.
I've killed several Apple laptops by spilling a single drink on the keyboard.

I've spilled more drinks onto a single Thinkpad than I've killed Apples with. Thinkpads (used to?) have a pan under the keys with a drainage hole that goes out below the laptop. No damage whatsoever from several spills.

Apple has a lot of fanboys that are not entirely rational about their fanboyism.
> Teslas have fewer chips than legacy OEMs due to better integration. They are already the most cost efficient EVs to build

This is interesting. What links can you provide backing this up?
1 person leveraging AI will steal 10 jobs.

It’s not a 1 to 1 replacement.
You'll never be Warren Buffett or Bill Gates if you do X because neither of them did. Which misses the point that it's incredibly unlikely that anyone would ever be as successful as either. Most people probably won't be a Warren Buffett or Bill gates and optimizing for that statistically unlikely outcome could be suboptimal for the vast majority of people.

It also makes the mistake of assuming it's an "if and only if" argument. One becomes a Warren Buffett or Bill Gates, if and only if, they don't do X. But there's no proof given for X preventing becoming a Warren Buffett or Bill Gates. The lack of X in some small sample isn't enough to prove this implicit part of their argument.

Their argument fails on multiple levels. Maybe Masterminds aren't great for everyone. But that's orthogonal to their argument.
Parent: big org with many machines

You: sample size = 1

Maybe parents opinion is coloured negatively by hearing about failing machines of colleagues. They even said that Windows machines were worse.

Maybe you have been lucky.

Zero snark intended.
Yeah a classic keel is not needed for bigger vessels as long as GM is low enough. One big difference between sail ships and modern ones is the increased air draft which effects the lift to drag ratio. Looking at your answers so far, I assume you've considered this already.
I'm going to guess Audi e-tron based on the feature list.
The 24GB VRAM also comes with a ~$2000 price tag. That's not really a regular gamer level card.
If you pump air through sand, it turns into a fluid. https://thekidshouldseethis.com/post/royal-institution-fluid... An important example application is in getting grain to flow smoothly out of a grain silo.

Some substances are "non-Newtonian fluids" meaning that they are liquid normally but turn solid under pressure. Famously, a mixture of cornstarch and water does this, which kids can have endless fun with: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fnd-2jetT1w An example application is bulletproof vests which allow their wearers to move normally but will stop a bullet.