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Elon Musk is woven into Tesla's brand. That strikes me as an opportunity that has become under leveraged.

I conjecture that technology-giant Musk firing political-opinionator Musk would be a winning brand management pivot for all his concerns, not just Tesla.

Investors might also appreciate the reduction in Musk's attention burn rate.

If he announced it like that, in all good humor, and followed through, I would expect significant share price bumps.

(I have belatedly become less of an advocate for Tesla, since Musk entered the arena for loud mouth battles over zero/negative-sum ideas. I also attribute part of my decision to pass on Cybertruck to that effect. Divisiveness does nothing for a high-visibility statement product for which "cool" and "I like Elon Musk" are inextricable selling points.)
it really is so much smoother of an experience nowadays.
> vacant home problem

> If each vacant home is occupied by a household of 2.76 [2], there are about 510 million vacant homes in China.

Considering the literal rows of tents that pop up outside my apartment because so many people can't afford the fucking astronomically high rents here in America anymore, that sounds like a FANTASTIC "problem" to have!
> I tried this, but the CAPTCHAs make browsing nearly impossible

Not even on a VPN and I get them all the time. Duckduckgo demanded one from me just this morning. To their credit, you don't even need JS enabled for what they're using.
Hilarious comment, I would be glad to reach my hand out so I can squeeze his baby flesh.
The crazier twist is that a good majority of the people on this site depend on targeted ads for their livelihoods, with a reasonable portion directly contributing to the number of ads.
I recently bought a house, so I assure you there was a lot of paperwork. I had to use hanko maybe more than 40 times.

Given I'm Japanese, it would be much harder for immigrants...
I also lived there and was under the impression that a lot of people slated for execution for crimes against a specific person very often tended to get pardoned / execution stayed by the victim or their surviving family. There was a widespread belief rooted in Islam that pardoning someone sentenced to death was equivalent to saving their life, and this would help assure that the benevolent family members would be accepted into heaven.

I think it's harder to get your execution if your crime is against the state, because there's no one who would benefit in the afterlife from commuting your sentence. (I assume that anyone in power who could has plenty of other subjects to grant leniency to, and don't have any particular religious pressure to take advantage of any individual opportunity to do so.)
nice very clean

never thought of bubbling up the DB Transaction ID up to the cookie layer
We know Apple was/is one of Google Cloud's largest customers.

So likely that the true cost to Google is significantly lower.
My parent's house in the Bay Area came with (Now unenforceable) covenants dictating that PoC cannot live there. The can and should be changed as necessary.
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Gitlab does the same.

I've seen provisioning scripts and even cloud-init if I'm not wrong supporting downloading keys in that manner.

From one side it's cool from other side allows to bypass of system administrator for keys update more easily.
The difference is that WSL either emulates the Linux system call interface (WSL1) or runs Linux on a VM (WSL2); in both cases, the operating system running the machine is still Windows.

With LOADLIN, the Linux kernel completely replaced MS-DOS in memory. To get back to DOS, you had to reboot. Since MS-DOS was a single-task operating system (that is, you weren't normally running anything else at the same time, other than perhaps a few utility TSRs), and it booted quickly (other than the slow memory counting in the BIOS if you had that enabled), that was not a big deal.
Sure, it isn't "illegal" as it hasn't been challenged in court (to the best of my knowledge). Doesn't actually say much as everything is by default legal until it is found (or legislated) illegal.

Just like police using infrared cameras peering into people's homes to find marijuana grows was "legal" until the courts found it to be a Forth Amendment violation.

And why is someone who believes the constitution actually means something labeled "a sovereign citizen"? Were the people during the civil right's movement wrong because they believed the government could do a better job?
Meteorologists awed by rare type of tornado (anti-cyclonic)
What tf did you do to get your ranges blacklisted?
You're using one right now
is the real world that disciplined?
Yes, that's not rent-seeking. Rent-seeking is basically collecting money without offering any service or product in return. It does not benefit the economy, in contrary to profit-seeking, which is what Tesla is doing.
None of these are a replacement of Terraform Cloud (recently rebranded to HCP Terraform). For example, when you create a PR, it could affect multiple workspaces. The new experimental version of TFC/TFE (I refuse to call it HCP!) implements Stacks, which is something like a workflow, and links one workspace output to other workspace inputs. None of the open-source solutions, including the paid Digger [0], support this - only the paid one, such as Spacelift [1] (which is the closest to TFC if you ask me). Having a monorepo of Terraform is a common design pattern, so, if I change an embedded module, it could trigger changes it many workspaces. As far as I know, Atlantis [2] can't really help in this case.

By the way, the reason I singled-out Spacelift is due to its quality, and the great Terraform provider it has. Scalr [3], for example, has a really low-quality Terraform provider. I extensively use the hashicorp/tfe provider to manage TFC itself.

[0]: https://digger.dev/

[1]: https://spacelift.io/

[2]: https://www.runatlantis.io/

[3]: https://www.scalr.com/
I'm gonna do this with debian in 2025 when windows 10 runs out of security updates. Proton has been great on my steamdeck so I probably won't miss out on many games.
had a few small bumps getting everything I need configured and running the way I need it, but now that I have everything the way I like it it's damn near perfect
Oh interesting, I like that. Reminded me of Gartic for some reason. Could be interesting if the AI draws for you or you draw for the AI to guess.
Somebody called you out for your blatant Qubes promotion on an unrelated subject, and your takeaway was "make the Qubes promotion on an unrelated subject cryptic?"
A lot of people feel a strong need to participate in a conversation whether or not they have anything to contribute.

So they bring up Von Braun when the topic of space stuff comes up because they don't really know much about space but they want to participate in the conversation so they think of the closest pop culture thing that they can think of.

It's one of my biggest pet peeves when talking about space stuff because I'm a super passionate layman who has taking a few astrophysics and astronomy courses.
Mercedes and BMW are offering driver assistance you can buy today that is more advanced than Tesla on the freeway. Tesla is in no way a leader in automated driving.
I had the exact same thing happen to me last Friday. My ISP metered 300GB, AWS measured 6,000GB. A factor of 20. I don't think this is reasonable.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40203126#40205213
https://github.com/ZJONSSON/node-unzipper/issues/308
so a quid pro quo, lol.

we give you time on the cloud, you give us default search engine.
For self hosting, maybe.

For SaaS you will find that there is plenty to choose from.
Dang.

This present dryer was free -- it's a Whirlpool Duet Sport (yes really) that is probably around 20 years old.

The toilet...was not free. Changing out toilets is never fun, especially under duress. (But this one happened to be on sale the week that buying a new toilet became necessary, which was handy. I already know that it was the one I wanted, having once had an earlier version of that model, in an earlier version of my life.)
You get them a lot if your ISP uses CGNAT.

Mine I have a static IPv4 and I rarely if ever get them.
Third this. Don't look any further, just do it!

Also, PlantUML + C4 is like peanut butter & jelly:

https://github.com/plantuml-stdlib/C4-PlantUML

I'll gladly give up control of layout, and accept some ugliness, to never again have to worry about dragging boxes and arrows to be pixel-aligned, and then do it all over again when I add another box...

It looks like Mermaid has C4 support too:

https://mermaid.js.org/syntax/c4.html
Today I saw https://pl.aiwright.dev/ (An AI-powered dialogue generation tool for interactive narratives.) Can be interesting to look into it.
Where are the encryption keys stored? Does the client have to type in a password every time?

Userspace encryption of user data has been almost universally rejected because there's no reasonable attack on it - Any attacker that has access to the data also has access to the encryption key.
> the brutality of the Caesars, the Chinese emperors, the Comanche [...] we can speak of them dispassionately, as non-temporal observers [...] but mere broaching of the subject of the Nazis requires confession that, let's repeat it in unison, they were evil.

There's the thing about temporal closeness and impact on actual politics and ideology. Nazism and Fascism's brands of ultra rightwing ideology still looms large in part of the world.

And there are still people alive who lived through some of the horrors the Nazis inflicted upon the world. None lives today who saw Caesar's dictatorship. Nobody, to my mind, seriously worships Imperial China or wants a return of the Caesars. There are no Comanche atrocities apologists (of note).

But Nazism and its modern day offshoots are still worshipped by enough people that every mention of people related to Nazism must be peppered with these disclaimers. It's important to note Von Braun was an unapologetic nazi and that he should not be celebrated as a person.
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There's a difference about "starting anew" and "forking." As I mentioned, many projects have no option due to licensing changes, but they should try harder to fix the personal issues.
I sympathize, but if it's going to happen in 30 years, it's going to happen even if urgent action is taken on the climate crisis, by Australia or by the whole world. It would still happen if humans magically stopped emitting any CO2 at all.

Edit: perhaps geoengineering could stop it?
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When I hear 'tree' I think https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Directed_acyclic_graph
> But AFAIK there is no Linux equivalent to loadlin, so I can't use a live image as a flexible environment from which to run a bootloader like I did with MS-DOS over a quarter of a century ago.

There's kexec (https://www.man7.org/linux/man-pages/man8/kexec.8.html), which allows loading a Linux kernel from within a running Linux kernel.
Honestly, I wonder how many businesses this actually impacts because as far as I know, most people rather just implement firewall/security appliance based firewalls which are all OpenVPN based or something propertiary like Cisco secure client.
Probably the fact that I was using Mullvad, the flipside of their commitment to privacy is they can't really do anything about abuse coming from their IP ranges and they inevitably end up on blacklists. With the desktop client you can at least mash the reconnect button until you get an IP that works, but that's a hassle if you are running the tunnel somewhere else.
Mutual benefit is a thing, industry works fine when everyone is driven by selfishness as no one agrees to a transaction unless both parties are better off.

I'd much sooner live with that coworker in the steppes than cheerman mao or other charlatans in Asian history proclaiming about the common good.
The CDC says the TLV for chlorine is 1.5 mg/m3. Note, that this is per cubic meter and not per liter. So a TLV of 0,0015 mg/l vs 4 mg/l in US drinking water.

Here is the source, as you requested:

https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/idlh/7782505.html

And here the definition of TLV from Wikipedia:

The threshold limit value (TLV) is a level of occupational exposure to a hazardous substance where it is believed that nearly all healthy workers can repeatedly experience at or below this level of exposure without adverse effects.

So much for that, but it is only half the story. Chlorine is a gas and therefore volatile. The measured chlorine in the waterworks says little about the amount that ends up in your body.

What it does though is, that it forms compounds with organic substances (the microorganisms it kills) in the water, which in turn can be toxic or carcinogenic.
Instead of regulating the volatile chlorine it makes much more sense to regulate the harmful compounds, which is exactly what many European countries do.
I haven't had Windows in the home for a good 10-ish years now. While that is good for my personal use. It is bad when others need help with their computers and my skill set of windows support has atrophied.

My experience of Windows is via the very locked down work place and it is not great.
This isn’t what “being a big company that acts like a startup” looks like. This is what being a company that has a scatterbrained dictator for a CEO looks like.

Tesla isn’t building a robot because a scrappy team in the company discovered an opportunity for innovation. They’re doing it because the CEO suddenly demanded it between doses of amphetamines.

Tesla would look like a big company with a startup mentality if they were pumping out new automotive products that made some level of sense.

Hyundai and Kia more closely resemble what this would look like in a large company. All their new cars have unique bespoke designs and a laser focus on giving customers a compelling offering in every category.
Casting coins doesn't require thousands of tons of pressure.
Many had issues with Linus Torvalds as well - there's nothing new under the sun!
True but that kid is still running around sporting an unearned degree. He will meet many people from all walks of life over the course of his life.

The smart kids can tell that this is a dumb kid with a Stanford degree. It does not look good.

Also, there's a smart poor kid out there should've been in his place.
> A layoff generally means "business is slow, so we don't need you anymore" (its not you, its us), where firing for cause generally means "you're not performing up to minimum standards" (its not us, its you). In most places in the US, a layoff comes with state unemployment benefits, where as being fired does not.

Workers terminated for performance can collect unemployment benefits usually. The terms and meanings differ state to state and person to person.
Yeah, shame it doesn't work for sex topics
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> McDonald's used to be fast & cheap. But it's become slow and expensive.

I forgot how I used to order McDonalds at the counter, and wait in front of the register I paid at until I got my food (because it only took moments).

Now I order, leave with my receipt, and come back when they call my number, a procedure I used to associate with "trendy" places.

> Every time I end up at McD's, I wonder why the hell I bothered.

when their spicy mcchicken stops being good, i'm gone
I wonder if Microsoft actually does any testing of their Windows builds?

Do they still have a Windows QA department?
> The line between Kiruna and Narvik is so beautiful I’m not sure why you’d want it to go faster.

That makes it a tourist line, not a transit line.

There's nothing wrong with tourism, but it isn't transit.
Yeah, also rogue phone shops are a weak link in the chain and often get bribed to clone SIM cards.

EU banking laws recommend against phone numbers as 2FA, but most banks fail to comply.

Code cards and card readers were a much better 2FA. Phone numbers are a step backwards.
Boeing's deliberately defective fleet of flying sky-wreckage
No argument from me. I don't see the end of smartphones any time soon. And if pulling a smartphone out of your pocket is too inconvenient, the smartwatch almost certainly has your use-case covered.
Get in touch with https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LkQEobE2RUk ?
i was also tempted to just go the debian route - but the free Ubuntu Pro subscription for personal use with 12 years of bug/security updates (and ultimately, peace of mind) was what won me over - I hate reinstalling or upgrading my OS so over a decade of not changing anything is really appealing to me.

i've been playing my steam games with Proton so far and it's been solid
Dave and Buster's is adding real money betting options to arcade staples
> But unlike FTX, Binance didn't flat out commit theft.

Is that true? I believed they took 'loans' out of customer funds then manipulated the markets to close the holes-- sounds a lot like what FTX was attempting but without being so amphetamine addled that they couldn't pull it off.
If we could do geoengineering, we wouldn't have the climate situation in the first place.
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It sounds like an alternative where they just don't pretend they support the thing the don't support was proposed, and shot down because that means they won't show up in UI that only lists things that support the thing?

… And they also control the UI in question?
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My grandmother really loves that puppy.
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i can only hope my windows "skills" atrophy so that I can tell my family to stop bothering me to fix all their computer problems :P

i've started telling them to just buy a macbook
Linux runs on everything from a toaster to a supercomputer. No excuses.
we are not alone

I want to believe
Yes, books.com was based in Ohio. I bought from them via the mentioned telnet interface.
name one thing the rabbit can do that a smartphone can't.
Ukraine rolls out domestic PARASOL system against Russian drones
The yapese Rai stones - A big part of mariana culture

That is a brilliant reference and I think good way to think about modern financial vehicles - namely that our species is still into necromancing our totems in order to give a dead object anthropomorphic spirits

What silly creatures we are
I like how they have a way to test between different dialogue models. Very interesting! Will read the paper.
I'd like to hope that the Biden administration would respond differently to the Khashoggi execution than the Trump administration did.

But I'm fairly sure that's false hope.
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