Yes exactly this, I bought a Kona Electric in November and on paper next to Tesla etc it’s not a great car. In reality it’s the best car I’ve ever owned (no hyperbole). I charged every other day for a ~60 mile round trip and never saw a gas pump. Although since then I’m full remote and it just sits in the driveway.
Yes I don’t mean to target anyone with real uses for a truck, more those using them to commute. I personally find myself wanting one all the time as a homeowner but can’t seem to justify it personally for the two or three times a year I would actually use it!
I know this is sarcasm but for those people with big pickup trucks (I should say vanity trucks, not real work machines), you’re looking at 26 gallon tanks @ 4.20/gallon. If they’re doing that once a week (conservatively) plus a presumably large truck payment, they could more than pay for a Tesla all other things aside. I personally lease a Kona Electric which after rebates and incentives costs me ~$350 a month
The best incentive for me to drastically reduce red meat was the marry someone who didn't eat it. I don't want to cook two proteins for dinner so mainly have already switched away from it.
I could see them doing this if they hadn’t already migrated the OnHub devices to the new google home app that controls the new Nest WiFi devices. It’s not like the control plane is going away here - the hard work of migrating to their new cloud has already been done.
I was just looking at their compatibility for my perfectly powerful laptop (Dell Latitude e5570 with i7-6820HQ) and was sad to see it won’t support Windows 11. Very sad
I had a chance to play the demo round and it was extremely performant - well done. The only thing I'm not sure about is that on the first click of each piece it automatically orients itself to the final orientation as expected by the puzzle. Is this an "Easy / Medium / Hard" setting? Otherwise great!
I like the system here where you cannot downvote until a certain aging process has occurred. Granted I’m not there yet, but not being able to downvote doesn’t impede the value I find on HN.
Not sure if this is your project or not OP - one thing to be aware of with those relay boards (learned the hard way) is that there are solid state relay versions and physical (clicky) relays that wear out in thousands of cycles. Given your application I’d consider replacing with the solid state version sooner rather than later. Cheers!
I'm always happy to see ngrok being used. I /still/ amaze my co-workers when I throw up an ngrok to an API that's still in dev and say here you go what do you think. Literal magic and an amazing project.
I think we’re more likely to see a port-less (read MagSafe only) iPhone sooner than a USB-C version. I will say the iPad Pro with USB-C was a revelation for usability though. Not to mention companies like Flir being able to create one product line.
Apologies as I was ambiguous here. I find myself including both the GPS and flight controller computer/ carrier board in that 400$ price tag. I’m using Hex Cube Orange with Here gps units. This says nothing of cameras, radios, batteries, flight time, and live camera feed/control.
The thing I still don't understand with Mac, even if you were to virtualize it, is that VNC is abysmal compared to RDP from Microsoft. How are people actually /using/ this hardware (short of command line x-code builds)?
Rosetta 2 is the newest version. The universal apps are just an export in XCode from what the presentation made it seem like. Developers exclaiming it took 10 minutes to do the universal app build.