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Bulletproof on Japanese roads where immaculate paint is given or also on rural third world country roads?

It's coming and going. I've never thought a CPU release generates this much interest and crashes a site.

I think if we reduce the common things (like the cold and flu) too much we will have more serious infections sweeping across the planet. The immune system needs training too.

Just like for kids living in a clean environment (no dogs, dirt, etc.) are more prone to illnesses.

This article is from 2017.

> Nobody knows.

10 mill unemployed in the US in two weeks is a pretty good signal if you ask me ;D. That is something like 6% of the total work force.

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Same in Hungary with Wizz Air.

Bill Gates on the Imperial College model: 'Fortunately it appears the parameters used in that model were too negative. ... Models are only as good as the assumptions put into them' https://www.reddit.com/r/Coronavirus/comments/fksnbf/im_bill...

I heard from an insider that some Azure services had a 10x growth because of the recent changes in our society. It's not like you can prepare for a 10x hit.

My personal experience for our AWS CI infra that it's struggling more and more recently. Builds are slower on average than a couple of weeks ago. Maybe those VCPUs are not the same VCPUs as yesterday ;D.

Or any of the weird coin offerings. Which - if you believe in the thing not being a scam - is essentially a way of financing a company. Just like buying an investment in a small business.

Last updated: a few seconds ago "As of Jan 27, 2020 8:30 pm EST". The title of the page here on HN and also the last updated lines are kinda misleading.

Is there a study out there which tested if Apple's stock and other S&P500 stocks are pushed ever higher by all this money pouring into unmanaged ETF indexes? E.g. if you buy an S&P500 index-tracking ETF you automatically buy a bunch of Apple shares too. This might mean that the trend of buying ETFs will help Apple stock price staying high.

16k each, and Waymo has 4 on it's cars? I think Elon was right to not care about LIDAR until the price point is right.

The San Francisco FED made a similar analysis, including housing: https://www.frbsf.org/economic-research/files/wp2017-25.pdf

A great article on the subject: https://www.kalzumeus.com/2019/6/26/how-brokerages-make-mone...

I do wonder if racing cars for a brand has any meaningful PR value. I mean is there anybody out there buying Mercedes because they won the F1 championship?

London, the 6th most surveilled city of the planet. https://www.comparitech.com/vpn-privacy/the-worlds-most-surv...

Try going backwards. It’s easier to notice the speed difference the other way around :)

It can also turn orange in certain conditions: https://www.google.com/search?q=tesla+orange+roof

I have a car eith a central dash and I love it. Feels much easier to peak to the side than down.

I guess Brexit is a great blame if you want to close a factory.

Even-though, after-Brexit UK won't be part of the EU. A UK factory will export cars to the EU with mandatory customs fee and taxes. If your cars have to clear customs anyway why not build them in Ukraine?

Elon Musk said that Space X is not big on patenting stuff because it would not gain anything out from it and the competitors in other countries would just copy it blatantly.

In my country they consider heating with wood "renewable energy". This is essentially cheating on the subject.

Human error by flawed UX is still a design issue.

Very interesting indeed. WW2 cold: It would be interesting to know if this was a result of the increased dust in the air because of the war or just pure randomness.

Tesla has battery swapping in the Model S. They discontinued it because no one used it. Why?

https://www.businessinsider.com/teslas-battery-swapping-plan...

And crashes all your bash scripts by default.

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I use the magnet app for this. Works perfectly when needed.

Interestingly I don't use it that often on my laptop's screen, but for my 34" widescreen it's a must have.