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by 9283409232 1y ago
Tesla has always had very bad quality control and you can find stories about this for at least 8 years now. Here is one from 2020[0] and one from 2018[1]. Quality control has always been Tesla's weak point. It takes no effort to find t
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by 9283409232 1y ago
I don't like that we are creating a society that removes accountability from parents. I do think parents are outgunned by tech companies but I also believe that parents have relinquished a lot of their responsibility in making sure the
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by 9283409232 1y ago
> I cringe at past-Jacob’s naiveté. It’s been incredibly demoralizing to discover what the tech industry actually did was to invent surveillance capitalism, create exploitative “gig economy” business models,create a new generation of rob
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by 9283409232 1y ago
On paper, the Nordic countries get closest but they are not immune to this either.
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by 9283409232 1y ago
Yes. Uber and Lyft have driven many taxi companies out of business. SF Yellow Cab and LA Green Cab are the two largest ones. Uber and Lyft ran at losses for years losing billions of dollars to keep prices low and drive people out of busines
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by 9283409232 1y ago
This is a PR statement because they got caught with their hand in the cookie jar. Same company that makes shadow profiles for people who have never used their services.
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by 9283409232 1y ago
Manufacturing would like a quicker return on investment than 1000 years. We already made the plastic, they would like to do something with it.
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by 9283409232 1y ago
Trump doesn't need to be so heavy handed in your imaginary scenario as this is covered by The Cloud Act. The data is still hosted by an American company so with a proper warrant, Amazon will be legally required to hand over data.
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I've seen city bus drivers physically toss out disruptive passengers.
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I'm sure many of the people who work there can care but the people who make the decisions only care about profit and if anything is decided that will eat into profit they will be overruled.
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by 9283409232 1y ago
BigQuery is more expensive than Snowflake though. You might as well just do Motherduck which would be cheaper than BQ but let you pull data from S3 which is cheaper than Snowflake storage.
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by 9283409232 1y ago
I think DuckDB is great but I don't think it is necessarily playing the same game as Snowflake. A lot of people want the serverless option and DuckDB is not that.
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If you can afford it, I have a hard time coming up with reasons to not use Snowflake.
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If you're using Snowflake as an OLTP you're looking at the wrong technology anyway.
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What if the app is like Tinder meets Groupon? Match you on date then give you discounts on places to take your date? Business model then shifts from keeping you single to getting you on dates because the money is in consumers spending time
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by 9283409232 1y ago
They are also shuttering Fakespot which they acquired for an untold amount of money in 2023. Sounds like this little attempt at being "AI guardrails" is over.
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I've been saying for a while the goal is to eventually back the dollar with cryptocurrency that they all own.
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This happened about a decade ago on the west coast when I still worked for big business. The candidates I'm thinking of were Hispanic.
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Credit to him I guess. Someone should keep a list of companies that are sticking to their guns.
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I've been in meetings where we had minorities that killed the interviews but leadership gave us shifty reasons as to why they weren't hired. They landed on "bad cultural fit"
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> Decoupling all systems is expensive, it cheaper to wait 4 years. People who say this haven't internalized how much shit the US is in. In the absolute best case scenario where there is a fair election and the Democrats retake the f
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Spotify is a Swedish company and is the defacto music streaming company, Supercell is one of the largest mobile game companies and is Finnish, Mistral AI is French. There are a lot of European companies that have solid footprints in America
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You don't see why it might not be a good idea to give leaders in for-profit companies like Mistral or Spotify the keys to billions of dollars in funding?
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by 9283409232 1y ago
You see this all the time especially on Hacker News. People won't say X or Y but they will use all the numbers they can to dance around it.
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This seems like a very poor move given their issues with China. I don't know what renewables other than nuclear favor Taiwan's environment.
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by 9283409232 1y ago
This is "but her emails" energy. I don't care about Biden. He is done and irrelevant. Trump is the catastrophe we are dealing with right now.
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Conservatives flip on this depending on who is in the White House. Right now, the fed should run everything. Should Dems take back the White House then they will be back to supporting states' rights.
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A lot but that's irrelevant.
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This is the biggest argument I have against DOGE. There are easy wins you could make when it comes to government spending and efficiency and they are doing none of it.
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What does this mean for the laymen around here? I'm the laymen if I'm not being clear.

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