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> Two is not "a lot". There have been zero from the current players. > Over the 3.8 billion miles driven by Tesla FSD, the number of fatalities involving a Tesla running the FSD software stack is two. Then why doesn't T
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Waymo doesn't need to produce a million cars. They need to dominate rideshare in the top 10 US cities, which gives them 90% of the ridehailing market. Then they license their technology into long-haul trucking, then eventually person
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1y ago
So revoking a subsidy is forcing people to act a certain way? Dude, we burned plenty of oil even when we had the subsides. Big automakers were on board with the idea, energy companies were pivoting to batteries and renewables - and the ave
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1y ago
No, but that doesn't change the fact that people in general dislike the idea of lowering their standard of living for environmental reasons. Nobody pollutes in a vacuum, and the truth is that our emissions are the collective responsibi
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1y ago
Do you even know what that word means? Do you think that Taiwan is gonna be just fine if the US packs up and leaves tomorrow? That things will work out great for the people living there? You can call it whatever you want. People who have f
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1y ago
Right - if you ask a heart surgeon to wait tables they'll probably do a great job! But it's still a waste of their talents and society as a whole will be worse off than if they did heart surgery. You can measure that because a wa
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1y ago
If a software engineer starts working at Applebees, GDP will decrease. If lots of software engineers do it, GDP decreases more. If corporate revenue increases and is spent (as most revenue is), then the workers will be better off in the mo
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1y ago
There is a vast distance between putting unaccompanied minors in holding cells and what Trump is doing. No nation is perfect, but the US has historically been better than many others.
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1y ago
> I personally am not fond of eating hot degraded PTFE If this is a problem, you should buy a new printer that actually keeps the filament conduits away from the hotend. This is a health hazard regardless of food safety - decomposed PTF
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1y ago
There are many insane things about the US tax system, but it is ultimately funded by the rich and only a little by the middle class. Personally I think LTCG should be taxed as income and not at a flat 20%, but because that might actually wo
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1y ago
The wealthy pay the majority of taxes in the US no matter how you draw the lines. Whether or not they should pay more is another issue, but it's wrong to say that Bezos pays "nothing" when he sells Amazon stock at a 20% tax
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Consumers also don't support policies that reduce consumption because that would reduce their quality of life. Consumers happily take flights, hot showers, run their AC, etc. if it makes their lives easier. A billionaire consumes less
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1y ago
What exactly does fairly look like to you? Uyghurs in camps, suicide nets strung around factories? Like, even if you just want to talk about protectionism, China is way worse than the US pre-Trump. "Fairly" has nothing to do with
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1y ago
They're still in the kerenel AFAIK, but you need to compile the kernel specifically with a bunch of source-restricted or binary blobs to get things to work. They're not open and maintained as part of the broader kernel release whi
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1y ago
If you want a frontend for you app, you probably just use Electron and get it over with in a few minutes instead of digging through the docs for Qt or some other framework. Is it worth it? Probably not, since this is a single-platform app t
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1y ago
So you complain that tolerating women and minorities is bad... because now a different, smaller set of people are getting the short end of the stick?
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1y ago
Sure, but the difference between burning propane without a filter and coal with a filter is probably not that large. Propane is a clean-burning fuel.
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1y ago
No, neither I nor my friends are white :)
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1y ago
I am a minority, and my friends are different minorities. It probably varies from place to place but this law is vestigial for us.
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1y ago
The US Navy stance seems to be less "let's negotiate this" and more "this is so goddamn stupid and we're never putting up with it again." The philosophy does seem to be "let everyone repair their stuff by
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To be very fair, I do not know a single person who has ever been charged with this. I and all my friends drink in the park all the time and the cops don't seem to care. If I get on a crowded bus, odds are good that there's a hom
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1y ago
Maybe you misunderstood. The data is required to be retained, but there is no requirement to make it accessible to the opposition. OpenAI already has this data and presumably mines it themselves. Courts generally require far more data to
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1y ago
The Model Y was the best-selling car in America for quite some time.
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People see it just fine. The difference is that startups are generally very motivated to spend their money well, and non-profits are... not. It's the difference between the profit motive (simple and easy to understand) and just hoping
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They ARE "the community" that should be turning that money into actually useful things. Non-profits should not donate money. They should spend it or allocate it as grants. I think that a charity that just funnels money to other
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> There are almost zero politicians currently advocating we completely abolish private insurers. This is not universal healthcare either, and many countries achieve universal coverage without single-payer. I would encourage you to look
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1y ago
This one is not particularly new. I wanna say that GOAT was new in the early 90s.
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In progress. Nobody is expecting the original protections afforded by copyright to apply here, but the fact that the material is pirated is less relevant than whether or not an LLM is a transformative use of the material. We will almost ce
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> 1. Most of that party is not advocating for that, those are actually fairly fringe beliefs. They were literally in Biden's platform. If Biden didn't stand for "most of the party" IDK what to tell you. > 2. Our f
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> even if interest rates are reduced back to zero these jobs will not be performed by humans ever again It's not like companies laid off whole functions. These jobs will continue to be performed by humans - ZIRP just changes the n
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