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tesla’s cybertruck [almost] does two things i’ve said for a long time
“Telsa will add solar power to the Cybertruck to generate 15 miles per day. Fold-out solar wings for the Cybertruck would generate 30 to 40 miles per day. The average daily commute in the US averages 30 miles per day.†https://www.nextbigfuture.com/2019/11/solar-power-tesla-cybertruck-could-have-free-15-40-mile-daily-commutes.html (https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1197889310550216704) Or remember my comments on SolarCity 3 years ago? Offering a solar option…
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on color choices
How should you choose color? From illustration to visualization (which, of course, is a form of illustration). https://flowingdata.com/2019/07/30/illustrated-color-theory
visual text messaging
That’s what Marco Polo is. Visual text messaging. With the added perk of being able to save videos you make to your local device for sharing elsehow and elsewhere. And that, I think, is it’s true Killer Feature™ – the ability to take selfie videos, get more or less instant feedback, make a few tweaks,…
you can’t disaggregate
Had a customer recently ask about to disaggregate a Splunk search that had aggregated fields because they export to CSV horribly. Here’s the thing. You can’t disaggregate aggregated fields. And there’s a Good Reasonâ„¢, too: aggregation, by definition, is a one-way street. You can’t un-average something. Average is an aggregation function. So why would you…
about burning bridges
While you should never be the one to burn the bridge of a relationship, sometimes you need to be aware that the other person had placed dynamite around the joints, soaked the whole shebang in gasoline, and is walking around on top with a lit road flare: and you don’t want to be around when…
never be the one to burn the bridge
But always carry a can of gasoline and some matches – because sometimes you do need to be the one to break the relationship.