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My understanding is a model X is 20% heavier than a similar size mid-range suv like a telluride, which I would consider the same size SUV.

The Model X's curb weight ranges from 5,148 lbs to 5,531 lbs, while the Telluride's curb weight falls between 4,112 lbs and 4,482 lbs.

I think his point is that we should treat something given freely, charitably

Oh yeah, rose colored lenses

Does this work with alternate JVM languages like Scala?

yeah they do counting by 5's counting by 2s, etc. So how many 5s in 20, they say four, yay!

I mean the feds goal is to raise unemployment at this point (to slow down inflation) so in that sense this the fear of a recession is in fact creating a recession?

You should look at 94941, there some sort of anomaly.

Fedora Chrome (not chromium) user here, I get the full challenge too.

Goodcover | REMOTE (PST, and NZDT) | Senior Software Engineer | SF, CA | FULL-TIME | https://www.goodcover.com

Goodcover is building an insurer with the radical idea: We give unused premium back to the customer. We are starting in California with Renters insurance. We are looking to expand engineering and will be launching more states this year.

We are looking for someone senior who can hit the ground running. We are a pragmatic functional shop, who develops entirely in Scala, including the frontend (Scalajs).

Email me if you’re interested. Dan AT goodcover dot com I’d love to hear from you! You can check out everything here, https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/Goodcover

Goodcover | Software Engineers | San Francisco or REMOTE | Fulltime

Goodcover is a new insurance provider focused on bringing fairness back to insurance by cutting expenses and building underwriting models that are more in line with the risk we are insuring. We don't pocket the left over claims money at the end of the year, if we have extra we give it back to our members.

- Frontend Engineer - Scala.js with React - https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/Goodcover/3dcde14e-fdde-4db5-b29a-9...

You can always email jobs at goodcover.com if you think you are a fit.

The moment the information is public.

$2.90 + $0.30, you mean?

Goodcover | Design, Software Engineers, Insurance | San Francisco or REMOTE | Fulltime

Goodcover is a new insurance provider focused on bringing fairness back to insurance by cutting expenses and building underwriting models that are more in line with the risk we are insuring. We don't pocket the left over claims money at the end of the year, if we have extra we give it back to our members.

- Frontend Engineer - Scala.js with React - https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/Goodcover/3dcde14e-fdde-4db5-b29a-9...

- Backend Engineer - Functional Scala, CQRS/ES - https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/Goodcover/a886b44b-4370-4f6f-823b-2...

- Design Lead - https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/Goodcover/5dfa1bfd-4f34-41c6-9cd6-3...

- Insurance/Member Success - P&C Licensed person in CA, build out the best way to support our membership - https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/Goodcover/206dc0f6-3cf8-46d4-a107-9...

You can always email jobs at goodcover.com or dan at goodcover.com if you think you are a fit.

Although it's difficult to use, I've found Natron for video editing to be not terrible, https://natrongithub.github.io/

Don't forget anti-lock brakes.

Thank you! Probably the most outsized risk is liability, basically if you're sued for something related to the property (had a party and someone broke their leg) your insurance company will defend you up to your liability limit.

Edit: Also keep in mind our renter's insurance (and most others) covers you wherever you are, so if your laptop is stolen out of a coffee shop, it's covered. Also if there's a fire in your building and your stuff is not damaged but you have to move out, renters insurance covers additional living expenses.

Thanks, we're working on it!

Yeah big fan of it, warts and all!

Thanks we worked hard on the pricing! We can pay because 1) regulation demands that we do, aka it's the law. 2) we have capital partners with billions of dollars in claims paying capital.

Also we can cancel your lemonade policy on your behalf, and you'll get a pro-rated refund! The same applies to us if you cancel, too.

This reminds of restaurants throwing out food because the risk of giving it away is too great, but as far as I know no one has ever gotten in trouble because of it.

I completely agree, the only monospaced font I've used for the last 5+ years. I am however, giving this one a full go.

Goodcover | REMOTE (US based) | Senior Software Engineer | SF, CA | FULL-TIME

Goodcover is building an insurer with the radical idea: We give unused premium back to the customer. We are starting in California with Renters insurance. We are looking to expand engineering and will be launching this year.

We are looking for someone senior who can hit the ground running. We are a pragmatic functional shop, who develops entirely in Scala, including the frontend (Scalajs).

Email me if you’re interested. Dan AT goodcover dot com I’d love to hear from you!

Goodcover | REMOTE (US based) | Senior Software Engineer | SF, CA | FULL-TIME

Goodcover is building an insurer with the radical idea: We give unused premium back to the customer. We are starting in California with Renters insurance. We are looking to expand engineering and will be launching this year.

We are looking for someone senior who can hit the ground running. We are a pretty pragmatic functional shop, who develops entirely in Scala, including the frontend (Scalajs).

Email me if you’re interested. Dan AT goodcover dot com

I hate to admit that I just realized the hard -> firm -> soft ware analogy.

I would love any such integration. But coverage-wise I think it's easier to do a simple upload at the moment.

Yeah that's a great idea. Thanks!

It's eventually consistent :) I'll add it as a bug, thanks!

Liability, which is basically protection from lawsuits (slipping and falling)

Was the website not clear or just this post? Yeah, great feedback. Property is probably the most general term, but technically it is property and casualty (liability).

Dan at Goodcover.

The later. It's a factor for insurance premiums, because being in an urban landscape vs a wooded area has a massively different fire risk.