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“Men still divorce their sucky wives” is a phrase you’d be comfortable with? I’m not.

More fatalities happen off highways, where roads are in unusual condition and there are more edge cases.

1. Wouldn’t a 30min commute be 1/3 as worse there’s a 20-25min section you can disengage?

2. It can force reengagement via the same mechanism for L2 highway driving, but there is a period where one need not pay attention. There are also existing car lots on the sides of highways for maintenance, and they could be added and expanded. At worst, the shoulder provides space for hundreds of cars per km.

3. greifers are a problem for any self-driving system

7. The remote drivers need engage only in exceptional circumstances, as the driver would.

9-11. apply to existing geofences, but with far more added complication, including pedestrians and cyclists.

That’s interesting: I’d think a 30min commute would be much better if the 20-25min could be spent disengaged.

Most fatalities happen off highways, despite highways accounting for a disproportionate number of miles driven.

Accidents still happen, but it’s hard to believe they would be less safe than human drivers, when most accidents are caused by fatigue, reckless driving, illegal maneuvers, and unusual driving on the part of the operator. It’s even harder to believe that it wouldn’t become safer with effort, when both the road and the behavior of cars is far more predictable.

Why do people still care about the App Store ecosystem?

Apple has made it profitable only for mobile games. Since 2015, 99% of large successful companies have started on web.

Where’s the link to the amended filing?

Based on the article, it sounds like the incumbent angered a lot of people.

The news behind the news is how somebody helped Durr win.

Definitely! You'll find Retool supports much more than SQL databases and Django admin supports a tiny subset of Retool use cases. For instance, most companies find that after a certain scale Django admin apps need to be converted to custom code. Retool is designed makes custom code unnecessary at any scale.

Thank you! We definitely do hear that from hardcore VB users back in the day.

Yes, definitely! Reach out to us at hello@tryretool.com

That's right: react + a ton of customization

That's perfect! There's already a labelling component built-in!

Thank you! In fact, most of our enterprise customers are on-prem. Updates are distributed regularly and you've always got the choice of whether to update. Will reach out!

The frontend is standard react + redux + a lot of customization. A lot of the engineering effort is in the library of components and database connections we've built up.

It's true - retool can do much of what blockspring does (or blockspring might be able to be implemented in retool). But retool can do much more, writing back data and running arbitrary api endpoints. The range of frontend components you'll find in retool goes well beyond tables too - from the basics of any app (buttons, dropdowns, checkboxes) to more advanced json previewers, forms, and even image labelling.

Thank you, you should try the onboarding as well!

1. Yes! We support google and standard SSO solutions (Okta, etc.)

2. We do! Check out the charts components under "display".

3. We take security very seriously. If you want to keep security 100% in your infra, we support on-prem deployments.

This is definitely true and one of our insights as well. All you need to use retool is basic working knowledge of sql and javascript, so there's no dependence on the original author.

It's standard auth - as if you were connecting your aws server to an rds db. Once the connection is established, you can use it in any page.

you can expand the table! The dragger (grip) is on the bottom right.

thank you! the frontend is react + a ton of customization

Classical inheritance is rarely "an appropriate choice" but prototypal inheritance is appropriate "any time you need inheritance"? Classical inheritance is syntactic sugar for prototypal inheritance.

Most users don't think Py = Python. Most associate it with the number. See name discussion below.

We're glad you like us!

- Definitely wanted to keep this option; no reason to force it on everyone.

- We let you learn at the right level.

- Believe it or not, we cover the core language. So once you finish JavaScript, you'll know enough to build a project or pass an interview at a top tech company.

- Completely custom; the design idiom is a common one.

- We're about to add this!

- If you want this, check out our coding interviews course.

- You're welcome :)

You'd be surprised! The coding interview questions are real-world questions used at real tech companies. Once you can answer them right, you can get a job.

I'm literally typing fixes right now. We'll get this out ASAP.

We actually do have an android version in alpha: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.py

We changed our domain from py-app.com to downloadpy.com a couple days ago, so if you don't see us first this is probably why. Our old domain ranked consistently first.

Keep in mind many of our users don't even know python. We answer about 200+ questions every day in our in-app chat, and we've yet to hear someone get confused.

Right now we're planning on doing one thing really well before we do more. But there's no reason this model doesn't work for other subjects.

Great you love it! We're building more Swift content right now! Commutes are a perfect use case.

Right now we're focusing on our best programming courses. We're about to release courses like Data Science and Machine Learning. Apologies about the screenshot: it's out of date and Apple won't let us update it without submitting a new version.