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StreetChief
3y ago
self driving cars have a theoretical and unproven potential to save lives, but are proven to fail, require human assistance, etc. There's no certainty self-driving cars will ever be safer, and we shouldn't let companies kill pe
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i'm shocked you would say yes to that, but consider all the 737 miles the same
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3y ago
It's really that simple.
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3y ago
Why should you expect every moment to be a learning moment? Is that true in any circumstance you've ever seen? Is it ok to learn with the blood of others?
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3y ago
more accidents is less safe, anyway you cut it. I really can't understand how you can view flying as not being less safe in this moment. If you want to do integration over huge time spans to make your point, lets start at zero and go t
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3y ago
Because hoarding money and power for some future state that may never come is pointless. Do what you can now. And how do you even determine what is enough money? billions? trillions? is there even a way to draw that line with sam and the bo
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3y ago
Nope I was hoping to point out what is to me a failure of logic, that since previous versions of the plane flew safely, newly manufactured max 8 and 9s somehow have trillions of miles of safe flight. Should we combine all ford mustang car m
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3y ago
After watching Downfall, Lion air asked multiple times for additional training but was refused as this would cost boeing money. To me, that looks like Lion Air was more aware of issues than US operators. Boeing never even bothered to info
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3y ago
I guess if you think all miles of flight are the same, then sure, the 737 max 8 and 9 have trillion of miles.
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3y ago
except if he was sitting at the window, he might have gone out too...
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3y ago
You seem to assume they will magically get out of their rut for some reason. If cutting costs is the rut boeing is in, what will cause them to get out of it? For a poorly functioning company, bankruptcy is the usual, but mcdonell douglas an
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3y ago
Do these calculations assume all miles flown by ANY max variant are the same?
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"Only two people would have died, so it's really not that bad," is wild. What if it were you sitting at that seat and you died? Still not that bad an outcome?
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3y ago
A child in the middle row had his shirt sucked off his body. They were only at 16,000ft, maybe half the cruising altitude? I forget if it's 35,000 or 50,000 usually.
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3y ago
Why are you limiting events to the US? A max 9 crashing in the eastern hemisphere is still a max 9...
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3y ago
Are you equating and summing miles flown from different variants?! Rules and regulations apply separately for each variant.
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3y ago
Boeing is obviously in decline. 2 maxs crashed in the last few years, now this, boeing recommended other airlines examine their max 9s and found several loose bolts[1]. So the airlines had to absorb the cost of inspection and maintenance du
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3y ago
Boeing manager I imagine?
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3y ago
Are you assuming the people laid off were poor performers? That is a massive assumption.
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3y ago
They're saving money - they could do that by reducing executive pay.
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3y ago
This is the art of bullshitting.
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3y ago
they have consumed countless copyrighted works, and have admitted that without such data, their model would be pathetic in comparison to the current version.
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3y ago
yes
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3y ago
you can start from scratch, but you cannot unlearn.
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3y ago
I have to pay to access/read the NYT, either in hard copy or digital forms. This content is educational for me, but I must pay for it. Why is this not the case for OpenAI? It seems like this started with Google successfully arguing tha
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3y ago
I'm curious if the author has ever been in therapy. I would never say food + sleep + exercise is a substitute for professional medical advice.
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3y ago
This response gives me hope - don't let the haters bring us down! Keep on keepin' on!
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3y ago
I'm a little shocked you would tell someone "[I] don't care about your history," and "they don't seem to want help." Did you ever hear people tell you that? Did it help? I certainly feel insulted by your &
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3y ago
Have you learned empathy on the way?
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3y ago
100% this - they fly to earn a living wage, it's not optional.
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