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by 988747 5y ago
> > Example running over an animal to avoid an accident > Depends on the kind of accident you have in mind, so I can't give real feedback here. Typical scenario here is a dog appearing on your lane in a high-traffic, multi-lan
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by 988747 5y ago
Most interesting part is how the car "escapes" - once the support call had been initiated the remote operator should be able to turn off any self-driving capability, forcing vehicle to stay where it is until service vehicle arrive
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by 988747 5y ago
I guess because your brain overheating is what's making you feel tired in the first place?
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Clinicians don't care, so they never learn to distinguish. It's that simple.
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by 988747 5y ago
If you want EU to do something you can call Angela Merkel, and she can beat EU Parliament and other institutions into submission quite quickly.
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by 988747 5y ago
They are like Yeti: everybody talks about them, but no one has actually seen them.
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by 988747 5y ago
Maybe I'm too cynical, but this "Eliminating negotiations from the hiring process" feels like they are saying "we are going to underpay you, severely" Negotiations are normal part of the process, if they try to elim
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by 988747 5y ago
Ok, so what if Elon decided that Tesla's current Bitcoin holdings are too small, and is looking to depress price to buy even more BTC?
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by 988747 5y ago
"Borrowed money" is wrong term here. Yes, officially US government is borrowing it, but it is borrowing from FED which does not really have the money. Imagine this: you need $100k so you come to me, and I write you a check. BUT: y
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by 988747 5y ago
Welcome to the Soviet Union! They tried exactly that and failed spectacularly at it. Centrally planned economy simply does not work, it's a law of nature.
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by 988747 5y ago
Yes, the title is sensationalist... BTW: Tigers are big enough to sometimes hunt elephants (the smaller, asian kind), so hunting rhinos doesn't seem impossible.
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Before 3DS I had my credit card details memorized, so I could shop online conveniently. Now I have to keep my phone around and type in SMS passwords everywhere.
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by 988747 5y ago
> When you blast air into their lungs it is really easy to accidentally blast bacteria all over them as well You might consider yourself lucky if they blast air into your lungs. Italian healthcare was using pure oxygen, which, used at
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by 988747 5y ago
That is why my next car will probably be vintage Corvette C1, from 1962. Zero electronics onboard.
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by 988747 5y ago
But buying a wedding ring is not only about showing off, it is an old method of psychological trickery that is supposed to make relationships and marriage more durable. It used to be "sunk cost" for a man, since until recently it
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by 988747 5y ago
More like "sunk cost fallacy".
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by 988747 6y ago
That's one way of looking at it. But there's also another side of it: this type of interviews let you change career path. Imagine that you're run-of-the-mill java programmer, but you'd like to dive into Machine Learning,
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by 988747 6y ago
My take on that is: since pandemic started governments have been pretty paranoid, imposing a lot of burdensome restrictions on their citizens, like mandatory quarantine. This incentivized people to never go to doctor unless absolutely neces
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by 988747 6y ago
You are spot on with "work carried out poorly by offshore resources". My current company made a business model from taking over projects that Accenture screwed up, and doing them properly. And boy, there is no shortage of such pro
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That's just cleverly chosen comparison point. The only "premium" thing about Teslas is their price. They have laughably low quality compared to top BMW or Audi models.
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by 988747 6y ago
That recommendation turns out to be pretty good advice: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-facema...