KorematsuFred

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by KorematsuFred 5y ago
> It's not that complicated or costly to enforce. Two points. - What is your evidence that it is not complicated or costly ? Remember that lost profits because of repairs is a perfectly valid cost to be considered here. - Someone b
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by KorematsuFred 5y ago
Agreed but I am pointing this out because the claim here is that Tesla's autopilot managed to keep lane on a relatively simple mountain road. Different drivers might get very different impression from the title.
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by KorematsuFred 5y ago
May be. We have not seen future. But that is not the point and a person who is claiming there is "zero evidence" is mistaking absence of evidence to evidence of absence. Arsetechnica has published several articles on this topic in
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by KorematsuFred 5y ago
> Google develop 3+ different OS's? It wont. From what I understand this new OS will replace others over time. Also it is way better than existing options.
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by KorematsuFred 5y ago
I have never understood the demand for "right to repair" laws any ways. Don't you know the terms of repair before you buy the device ? Simply don't buy an iphone if you want to repair it yourself. If there is enough mark
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by KorematsuFred 5y ago
Also would like to point out that if you think the road is dangerous please keep you hands on the wheel. It is irresponsible and you might get charged with reckless driving even if it is was otherwise a genuine accident.
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by KorematsuFred 5y ago
Since when did drive to Santa Cruz became "dangerous" let alone "one of the dangerous" ? However I agree that if you find that drive "dangerous" you are probably a far below average driver and hence Tesla might
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by KorematsuFred 5y ago
It is very natural. Land can be used for multiple purposes. 100 years ago agriculture was very important activity and it made sense to own more rural land. Today the amount of money I spent on buying a tiny house in Palo Alto would buy me 5
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by KorematsuFred 5y ago
From what I know in India Churches owns more land that Indian Army.
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by KorematsuFred 5y ago
Good for Facebook. It is also a high time American government stepped up its game to protect American company's interest from overzealous and corrupt governments around the world.
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by KorematsuFred 5y ago
We do not know. I am sure the banning email must have mentioned something but it was far too vague and non-actionable for us.
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by KorematsuFred 5y ago
I think it is very healthy and good for major companies like Facebook or Youtube to create kids versions of their apps to keep our kids safe, to make sure parents understand what their kids do online and also to have better compliance with
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by KorematsuFred 5y ago
Facebook surely needs to figure out a way to break the duopoly of application walled gardens otherwise it will remain at the mercy of Google and Apple who are only going to tighten the screws going forward.
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by KorematsuFred 5y ago
Google is pretty good at weeding out bad players and all these bad examples are often on margin. Unfortunately the bad guys are getting more and more sophisticated. Google is not entitled to admit every publisher into their program but need
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by KorematsuFred 5y ago
We have done this in past. At one point we had 4 LLCs with 4 adsense accounts each making $30K per day. There was nothing fishy here it was perfectly legal and 100% legitimate traffic. Over time we even split our large website into multiple
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by KorematsuFred 5y ago
This in general is sound advice however most large cos will have the ability to detect cluster of ids that are owned by same person. - Beware of impersonation. It is a felony offense. When you create accounts give the same first name and la
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by KorematsuFred 5y ago
Sorry that is misinformation. The article you have quoted is also completely incoherent. What is the point of comparing dates of when India placed first order with when UK targets complete vaccination ? - The Indian government had never pla
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by KorematsuFred 5y ago
Yes. This is an important point to note. USA is sitting on 30M pile of AstraZeneca vaccine which is not even approved in USA. They could have simply sold it to India. USA is also stockpiling, glass, containers and other raw material which U
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by KorematsuFred 5y ago
The whole thing is a sham. If you don't have ration card you can still buy it by paying a higher price to the 'dealer' who then secretly puts it under the account of someone else who is probably dead.
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by KorematsuFred 5y ago
None of that you have stated is even remotely relevant to the discussion at hand but appears like a bait for some kind of flamewar. I will not take this bait. > Should the same litmus test apply to your post about the Indian condition? O
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by KorematsuFred 5y ago
I do acknowledge the difference, what I am trying to highlight that perhaps dole is not what they want. Perhaps the poor people are not interested in staying indoors in return for dole and would rather risk their lives to seek things that v
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by KorematsuFred 5y ago
I was born poor. One american idea that does resonate with me after coming to USA is that a lot of poor people do not see themselves as poor. While their struggles are real they do not see themselves as losers but rather see themselves as s
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by KorematsuFred 5y ago
This might sound like a dark humor but yesterday the issue of Oxygen shortage came up in Supreme Court of India. (For the uninitiated Indian Supreme Court acts a bit like village elder where they can give any random order to government for
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by KorematsuFred 5y ago
> you would lock down and provide income/food/capabilities for people to live regardless of their social/economic status. You are mistaking democracy with other virtues. income/food/capabilities do not come from
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by KorematsuFred 5y ago
EU is not a country. It is a maze of red tape that applies its regulations to its subjects without any consequences to themselves or any accountability what so ever. UK left EU for a a reason and more countries will follow suite soon. >
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by KorematsuFred 5y ago
20 years later some nativist American politician will ask why USA is not a leader in tech anymore and will run on 'Make America Geek Again' campaign. This is a race to bottom where US is finally competing with Europe.
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by KorematsuFred 6y ago
> "The Americans, the FBI, the CIA and everything else, they were brilliant. I mean, I fell in love with America, because I've never been treated so well," he said. "Everybody there really looked after me. And they ju
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by KorematsuFred 6y ago
> But surely we can come up with a better comparison than one of the most evil secret police regimes ever to exist. So we have to be thankful that we are "allowed" to spend our life's saving on fighting a lawsuits against
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by KorematsuFred 6y ago
> but it overlooks the ability of corporations to game the system via one or two self-interested jurisdictions. This is a feature of the market system and not a bug. > Some jurisdictions don't provide much in the way of public g
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by KorematsuFred 6y ago
Sure but then the US military and its associated establishment surely seems like one of those malevolent people in the world. US taxpayer money is being spent in protecting Saudi Arabia and Pakistan two largest sponsors of all kind of Salaf

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