Problem Solving Blog Posts

Now that Tesla has secured the patent for LASER cleaning windshield, why not apply this technology to a Cybertoilet? LASER Bidet sold separately.

Have no sound in default install of Debian 11? Try: pulseaudio -k

I learned about a new project from a Whig article: https://www.thewhig.com/news/local-news/three-projects-seek-kingston-community-climate-action-fund-support Of the three projects, one seemed to jump out at me more than others. That is, Extend-A-Family Kingston’s hydroponic greenhouse. Humans need to eat. Nutritious wholesome food is best. Maximizing nutrition for the world makes very good sense to minimize health risk and optimize […]

Tesla is detecting the world by detecting objects in the world and applying rules to them. For each object in a scene Tesla will decipher what that object is. If it’s not road, then… How cool would it be if Tesla was using FSD computers to detect these things and apply different sets of rules. […]

I feel I am a pretty ethical human. Don’t murder, don’t abuse, don’t steal, don’t exploit other humans etc. But the same rules don’t apply with technology. I force my computer to run day and night, and I expect this of traffic lights, elevators etc. Robots already vaccum our floors, and will soon drive us […]

Probably. Would a company in Isreal go to the extent of creating a hazardous colon pill? Unlikely IMO. It would make much more sense that some great researchers have banded together over many years… …to make a product that can truly help people. I have never seen a stock so beaten down with so much […]

If you look at the advantages Tesla has over other companies: Vertical Integration Charging Network FSD Hardware FSD Software OS Body Casting/Wiring + other patents Insurance business Data (miles on autopilot) Exponential Growth Rate Factory Design Battery Technology Engineering/Other Top talent Service Centres Mobile Service Sentry Mode/Fart Mode/*Mode* Purchase via website Social Media Following Brand […]

I will travel to every bank and ask for all their nickels. Then drive them to you one Model 3 load at a time. Yours truly, Jeff Sturgis P.S. Can I work for you as a developer?

The first place I worked, iSTORM didn’t use virtual machines. They had a staging server and a production server. We developed on the staging server and used CVS to synchronize code into production. Later on in my career there was a project where part of the consistent environment setup is everybody using the same virtual […]