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> While Tesla also provided a Model 3/Y (Ryzen-based) equivalent benchtop unit, contestants have only registered attempts against the company's wall connector.

Can someone provide more context on what this means? Does it imply that it’s not an interesting target, or does it mean that it’s well-tested and secure?


This is just the first day. From reading the article, seems like they went after the easier targets first.


The wall connector definitely isn't considered as interesting as the vehicle itself, although tangentially there's been more focus on chargers lately.


From the github issue:

> Runtime agnostic. ESLint should be able to run in any runtime, whether Node.js, Deno, the browser, or other. Runtime agnostic. ESLint should be able to run in any runtime, whether Node.js, Deno, the browser, or other. […]


https://aisler.net/

they definitely aren’t as cheap as Chinese offers but I always found them to be reasonably priced. They manufacture in Germany.


50 Mbit is the maximum bandwidth it can do. It decreases with range which will result in degraded image quality.


OT: Is there a better and/or easier way to read scientific papers? Especially on mobile devices I find PDFs with two-column layouts really hard to read. I wish scientific publications would just be simple html.


MuPDF has decent two-column capable "next page" functionality by tapping on the right edge.


Also mindustry (1) which is a factorio-like game with tower defense elements. Great game and still in active development.

(1) https://mindustrygame.github.io


Mindustry is such a great game. I bought it for like $4 when it was on sale on steam, and played it for >200hrs.

Can definitely recommend, it beeing open source is really just the cherry on top.


Also noteworthy is the upcoming ASUS PN 50 with the new Ryzen Renoir CPUs with up to 8 cores and 64GB RAM.

When this will be available in Europe I’ll get that to replace my MacBook for a developer machine.

https://liliputing.com/2020/06/asus-pn50-is-a-mini-pc-with-u...


x64 doesnt excite me as much as Arm does at the moment, for power draw.


The 8 core 16 thread version looks very promising. Wonder what the prices will be?


I'd be interested to see their listener numbers after they switched to spotify (and rebranded). Unfortunately it's hard to get any meaningful statistics in the podcast world except for downloads.

I was a regular listener of Sanft & Sorgfältig back in the days and stopped after their switch to spotify because it was just inconvenient to use compared to overcast. I'd probably do the same with other podcasts I regularly consume.


Well, they seem to be pretty popular as they just got another day to air. They also get a live even every year.

I get it through a Telegram group where someone rips the casts ;)


I subscribed to a couple of newsletters to stay up to date. The TLDR I read on a daily basis. JavaScript Weekly is also very good if you're interested int webdev.

Here's a good list of different newsletters: https://github.com/zudochkin/awesome-newsletters#technology-...


I've also been looking around for an alternative these days. The main reason for me is performance: you can get a HP ZBOOK STUDIO X360 G5 with 64GB RAM, i9, 2TB SSD, solid 4k display and graphics for roughly 3500€

I'm just unsure of how much productivity I'd lose when going back to windows with a virtualized linux for software development.

I guess I have to hold out and hope for the new macbook pro 16".


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