Most of the JS bloat comes from really aggressive analytics, error tracking, and a/b testing. Not many developers are willing or given approval to remove these features up for smaller bundle sizes.
Anything under $2.25/watt would put it within under a 4 year payback period, Alberta has good rates for solar. Rooftop solar doesn't have operating costs that I can think of unless you want to clean them and clear snow…
My sister plans to just buy the self driving subscription for the month they go on road trips and thats it. Far better than buying it up front.
I still really like the Arc browser. Other browsers are still missing some of the small UI/UX things Arc has.
This makes perfect sense for a headless CMS. An editor might upload changes or a new article a few times per day/week into a database through a headless CMS. A webserver could make a request to the headless CMS/database…
And living near a highway is linked to health issues like cardiovascular disease, dementia, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s and MS. More cars and road is not more healthy. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3907023/…
Disconnecting from the grid is overly romanticized. What you get from paying the utilities is a team of people who will fix equipment issues due to failure or the environment. If your home battery system has issues,…
People rent detached homes to families all the time. My sister does it and I live next to a family who rents a detached home. Why would the viewpoint of owners be any different with renting apartments to families??
I don't think there is much difference that's why all the projects plan for 20% low income units.
This isn't some unknown town that put in a lot of planning, money, and effort to create demand. The only thing of "value" that happened was that a state full of good weather and jobs was monopolized early with low…
I am starting to think zoning is completely outdated now. It may have been needed during industrialization when people did not understand pollution and fire safety. I think the only strict zoning needed is heavy/medium…
Making it smaller does add physics based safety features that couldn't be achieved otherwise.
I have seen so many articles about evaluating people popping up recently. I expect someone to write an article soon about how you need to watch someone make love to a hooker for assessment purposes.
Some higher end homes have a make up air system for venting a stove top in air tight houses, but it is so expensive.
Most Canadian banks need a few business days just for 5 thousand and above in cash. There is more zeros in bank accounts there is physical money in circulation.
That video looks like sketchy vaporware. Who would need to analyze liquids carefully placed in a vial with their phone? Sometimes machines need to be big. Theranos setup themselves up for failure by trying to…
The interesting thing about ML workloads is that they require heavy upfront GPU power, but the compute requirements to run the model are much smaller after training.
If the all the manufacturing techniques have to change, maybe 3d printing some parts or the whole plane would make sense and be viable.
This makes a lot of sense but would it prevent developers from using the default diagrams already built into most CICD websites. I assume migrating to this would make the CICD pipeline look like one step from gitlab,…
Yeah, I don't see the problem. Tesla investors benefit from SpaceX material science expertise solely because Elon owns SpaceX and allocates the time and resources. I don't see Tesla investors complaining about that. I…
My belief is marketing. Toyota spends 1.3 billion in marketing world wide. Tesla has no marketing team but Elon himself is the marketing engine on Twitter. With Elon owning Twitter he can automate the marketing for…
If it's not a supply-side issue, it should be fine to bulldoze 100k units while everything remains the same, and the prices shouldn't change at all.
My first thought. PGP in video calls, PGP with email, etc.. When I searched for PGP in the comments, this was the only one that mentioned it which is hard for me to believe.
A 4Ghz CPU is faster than a 1Ghz CPU. If you wanted to scale the best you would want faster algorithms and faster hardware. Not just faster hardware. Not being able to do something because of size for a human behaviour…
I was just going to say this. The credits definitely do not double their margins, it adds 2% to their 11% base margin for a total of 13%
Most of the JS bloat comes from really aggressive analytics, error tracking, and a/b testing. Not many developers are willing or given approval to remove these features up for smaller bundle sizes.
Anything under $2.25/watt would put it within under a 4 year payback period, Alberta has good rates for solar. Rooftop solar doesn't have operating costs that I can think of unless you want to clean them and clear snow…
My sister plans to just buy the self driving subscription for the month they go on road trips and thats it. Far better than buying it up front.
I still really like the Arc browser. Other browsers are still missing some of the small UI/UX things Arc has.
This makes perfect sense for a headless CMS. An editor might upload changes or a new article a few times per day/week into a database through a headless CMS. A webserver could make a request to the headless CMS/database…
And living near a highway is linked to health issues like cardiovascular disease, dementia, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s and MS. More cars and road is not more healthy. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3907023/…
Disconnecting from the grid is overly romanticized. What you get from paying the utilities is a team of people who will fix equipment issues due to failure or the environment. If your home battery system has issues,…
People rent detached homes to families all the time. My sister does it and I live next to a family who rents a detached home. Why would the viewpoint of owners be any different with renting apartments to families??
I don't think there is much difference that's why all the projects plan for 20% low income units.
This isn't some unknown town that put in a lot of planning, money, and effort to create demand. The only thing of "value" that happened was that a state full of good weather and jobs was monopolized early with low…
I am starting to think zoning is completely outdated now. It may have been needed during industrialization when people did not understand pollution and fire safety. I think the only strict zoning needed is heavy/medium…
Making it smaller does add physics based safety features that couldn't be achieved otherwise.
I have seen so many articles about evaluating people popping up recently. I expect someone to write an article soon about how you need to watch someone make love to a hooker for assessment purposes.
Some higher end homes have a make up air system for venting a stove top in air tight houses, but it is so expensive.
Most Canadian banks need a few business days just for 5 thousand and above in cash. There is more zeros in bank accounts there is physical money in circulation.
That video looks like sketchy vaporware. Who would need to analyze liquids carefully placed in a vial with their phone? Sometimes machines need to be big. Theranos setup themselves up for failure by trying to…
The interesting thing about ML workloads is that they require heavy upfront GPU power, but the compute requirements to run the model are much smaller after training.
If the all the manufacturing techniques have to change, maybe 3d printing some parts or the whole plane would make sense and be viable.
This makes a lot of sense but would it prevent developers from using the default diagrams already built into most CICD websites. I assume migrating to this would make the CICD pipeline look like one step from gitlab,…
Yeah, I don't see the problem. Tesla investors benefit from SpaceX material science expertise solely because Elon owns SpaceX and allocates the time and resources. I don't see Tesla investors complaining about that. I…
My belief is marketing. Toyota spends 1.3 billion in marketing world wide. Tesla has no marketing team but Elon himself is the marketing engine on Twitter. With Elon owning Twitter he can automate the marketing for…
If it's not a supply-side issue, it should be fine to bulldoze 100k units while everything remains the same, and the prices shouldn't change at all.
My first thought. PGP in video calls, PGP with email, etc.. When I searched for PGP in the comments, this was the only one that mentioned it which is hard for me to believe.
A 4Ghz CPU is faster than a 1Ghz CPU. If you wanted to scale the best you would want faster algorithms and faster hardware. Not just faster hardware. Not being able to do something because of size for a human behaviour…
I was just going to say this. The credits definitely do not double their margins, it adds 2% to their 11% base margin for a total of 13%