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by Freedom2 2y ago
I thought this community was against algorithmic feeds? Shows what I know about Hacker News commenters.
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by Freedom2 2y ago
Until it reaches the most important and greatest market in the world (Midwest US) it's hard to take these cars seriously. The variety and diversity of terrain is the real test of a car's longevity - until then, they are simply toy
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by Freedom2 2y ago
My colleague decided to just get a Porsche Taycan instead.
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by Freedom2 2y ago
There's no proof of these cars even existing, while we all see Tesla's every day on the road.
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by Freedom2 2y ago
Why are you spending half a day? I rarely spend even an eighth of that doing tasks that people here claim to take them ages? Have people forgotten how to use computers or is the UX for those really that bad?
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by Freedom2 2y ago
Academically, maybe, but what about spiritually and engaging with piety? Those are core fundamentals of the American public, ones that we deliberately want to promote and encourage in our youth. Can the rest of the world say that they follo
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by Freedom2 2y ago
> The market is definitely going to choose Waymo. Given the tendency for premature HN opinions that are absolute to often swing the other way in practice, I'll be curious to see how this actually goes.
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by Freedom2 2y ago
Also disappointing for one of the last bastions of free speech as a forum.
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by Freedom2 2y ago
I was specifically referring to this statement: > If a small child is sitting directly in front of your rear bumper, can you see that in any car? No one mentioned comparing it directly to a fisheye lens (of course that's better!). P
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by Freedom2 2y ago
> any car I had a friend who avoided a situation like this because he was in a 1989 Miata and was able to see the child who was looking at the stickers that my friend placed on his rear bumper at the time. So yes, there are cars that exi
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by Freedom2 2y ago
> I have never seen a culturally homogenous business succeed in the long term Samsung / WeChat / Bosch / Pirelli? I'd wager that for decades these companies were culturally homogenous (from a Western perspective), and
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by Freedom2 2y ago
> My own take, after using Apple stuff for 15 years now, is it's the attention to detail. I fail to see how this applies to the mouse where you can't use it while charging, let alone the whole Vision Pro thing.
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by Freedom2 2y ago
> I’m not here to lay down a judgement. It's disingenuous to lay down a judgement, then follow up with this. It is what it is.
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by Freedom2 2y ago
It's frustrating because after reading the announcement thread I purchased one after many reputable Hacker News commenters stated this was the next big thing, the 'next iPhone' if you will. Being an early adopter and sharing
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by Freedom2 2y ago
> Look at all the submissions from the domain and tell me they aren't biased. I had a look and they aren't biased. Care to point out how they are _all_ biased?
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by Freedom2 2y ago
> ineluctable Love to see this word used! Thank you once again HN for being a great place where I can smile every day.
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by Freedom2 2y ago
> circumvent what my browser does Are in-line ads inside sponsored videos (eg: YouTubers or podcasters advertising Squarespace) now considered circumventing your browser? I'm not entirely sure what YouTube is doing is different than
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by Freedom2 2y ago
> Being tech-illiterate is where Linux shines. I have a tech-illiterate grandfather using Linux who is a gearhead. During the pandemic he wanted to get into sim racing to stay in contact with his friends and enjoy his hobby. I ended up h
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by Freedom2 2y ago
And if I'm not a US citizen and the drug company bribing the doctor isn't in the US? There's more places around the world, you know.
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by Freedom2 2y ago
> no one else has the small third row option Rivian R1S, Kia Ev9, Mercedes EQS SUV?
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by Freedom2 2y ago
> I think this is super dependent on the person and circumstances. Precisely, which is why this[1] comment from the GP isn't accurate. I think we should try to create less polarizing statements and try to sum up the entire human exp
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by Freedom2 2y ago
If everyone still wanted a Tesla how does that explain the price cuts recently? That goes against typical market dynamics.
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by Freedom2 2y ago
Thanks for this, very insightful. I'd love to hear from sumitkumar as to why they think it's good to express anger, as well as any sources that they have.
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by Freedom2 2y ago
mIRC has the same chance of dying as Irssi. As in none.
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by Freedom2 2y ago
Creating fiefdoms and executing layoffs isn't really invaluable institutional knowledge.
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Whistleblower Josh Dean of Boeing supplier Spirit AeroSystems has died(seattletimes.com)
515 points by Freedom2 2y ago|562 comments
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by Freedom2 2y ago
Do you have a source for this claim? Many EVs I see on the road, especially performance ones, do not have recessed doorhandles.
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Mario Kart Toy recalled due to accelerator pedal being stuck if it is clogged(cpsc.gov)
1 points by Freedom2 2y ago|1 comments
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by Freedom2 2y ago
Despite tariffs and regulations that restrict how "free" the market is compared to other vehicle markets overseas?
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by Freedom2 2y ago
One thing that isn't often mentioned is the diversity of the US landscape. For those who go hiking or even straying off the common road, having high ride height is desirable, which suits large SUVs perfectly.

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