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A link to the official YT... much better: https://youtu.be/wbSwFU6tY1c?t=37m17s

Interestingly, I am working right now on doing the exact opposite of this.

That is.. backwards in almost every way.

Any language that compiles to a static binary, sure.

Yeah, you missed them.

Don't mean to be pedantic (I know it was the tweet and not you), but it's 200kW of power and 500kWh of storage.

Where have you been for the last... like 2-3 years?

"Hopefully not a trend of everything being subsumed by Tensorflow."

Why?

Assuming it's just like all of their other storage promotions have been over the last several years.

If you are over your free cap when the promotion ends, you don't lose access to anything, you just can't add anything new.

Very excited to see a Go SDK for it, too! Can I use it for real-time as well?

I had both installed at the same time and it was pretty close to the same. Just an extra permit and they had to have engineers inspect the roof and mounting planes.

Throwing in my hat too. Mine went very well. My Tesla concierge was awesome and the whole process was timely. It took a few months (survey, permits, inspections, etc.) which is standard.

18.85kW system with 2x Powerwalls in Florida.

No one is forcing them to use Google or Facebook. I sure as hell wouldn't want the US blocking Baidu or whatever. Let me decide.

The first few paragraphs were the only reasonable parts of the entire document. It quickly goes off the rails.

>Edit: two paragraphs in and it's making lots of well reasoned points. Why the outrage? And why the outrage before the majority of people actually read the thing?

Ironic... did you actually read the thing? Past the first "two paragraphs," anyway?

What are you going on about here? I have never once heard someone confuse "race condition" with "high CPU usage."

It is VS Code. Same as the demo they posted: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJRag0rYQt8.

Thankfully, GitHub starting gutting Coffee from Atom a long time ago. There's still too much in there though.

Not naive, and that's pretty much the primary reason. But for all web components in general, not just the Polymer flavor.

npm desperately needs a flat install option.

I think you have that backwards. npm doesn't support all of Yarn's features.

VSCode is lighter and faster than Atom. I believe you got those switched up.

edit: Whoops, didn't see a couple comments already saying this. My bad.. consider it an echo then.

For anyone updating to 1.0--

There are quite a few breaking changes but there is a very helpful conversion script here: https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow/tree/r1.0/tensorflo....

You can find the breaking changes in the 1.0 release here: https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow/releases/tag/v1.0.0

TensorFlow 1.0 was just announced during the TensorFlow Dev Summit keynote.

https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow/releases/tag/v1.0.0

You can follow the Summit live here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LqLyrl-agOw

So.. have you even tried Code? It doesn't sound like you have. It's quite fast.

Just to add my anecdotal counter-point. (I don't have a blog.)

I know a handful of people who normally upgrade every refresh and are flat out refusing this time. A couple (that aren't locked in by being iOS devs) have picked up other laptops instead.

I disagree with your assessment that it's a "great product." I bought a spec'ed out one myself that I eventually returned.

Not claiming either one of us are the majority but I wanted to add my side and not state it as ultimate fact and certainly not present it argumentum ad populum.

If you can get past the "gamer" aesthetic and you aren't interested in a 2-in-1-- the Razer Blade (and Stealth) are great build quality and specs. Razer itself has terrible (non-existent?) support-- but the products are good.

Yoga 910? Spectre x360?

I would personally never use an IDE for any of my (non-mobile) development. No way no how. That makes things like WebStorm or whatever DOA for me personally.

My best guess for your downvotes is that your comment isn't only nonsense and inaccurate, but also pretty churlish.

I'm having trouble remember when Flow was bigger than TS at any point?