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At least they go after people that access their FTP without permission, so it not like they don’t care at all about security /s
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How do you have an array with different types of objects? You either have to repeat the schema or have to reference the schema.
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i lived in Amsterdam for 3 days and noticed places where they are on the same level. Are you sure you were paying attention?
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Ironically they complain when they have to share the road with those inconsiderate car drivers.
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At least to people who die from Covid. The article mentions that they would need to take blood samples every 10 minutes for a week, to find out.
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yeah but not in an established field by a college dropout. The whole pitch was ridiculous. We do all the tests with only one machine and we make the machine a lot smaller, oh and we do it with just a fraction of the blood.
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those comments were made after Tesla ran into problems with their consumer grade displays. Running into parked emergency vehicles also went up without radar.
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That would be a brilliant move. Elon's expertise in defying covid rules would keep the factory running.
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Considered that he imprisoned one of his daughters and threatened her with death, it’s fair to think about literal hacking
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Still sounds better than killing hundreds of thousands of them in the Middle East.
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I never crashed into a stationary vehicle or had a crash. I want a FSD vehicle to be at least as safe as me, not some bad or drunken driver, that's what FSD should be measured against.
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What is the money for?
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let's hope they don't start a religion
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No, but that’s not what happened here.
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Like everybody couldn’t live without a floppy or dvd drive some years ago. Some people are just slow to adapt.
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Sweet, can’t wait for that floppy drive on the chromebook
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Still less creepy than the pledge of allegiance
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Musk isn't an engineer
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Plus there isn’t enough space for 40 people, real number will probably be below 20
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Stereovision is basically monovision at a distance of 6 feet iirc, the depth is inferred from cues like light, size, shape.
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Yeah we need to censor Chinese media to not report on bbc propaganda. They are supposed to manufacture our stuff and not voice their opinion.
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Right out the spacex playbook. Remember when they sued the air force?
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well spacex spent money on solar city bonds after receiving money from nasa.
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This just tries to shift away the blame from our lax measures. We had ample time to react and did pretty poorly to contain it and continue to do so. Were we able to contain the spread of variants?
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I like that they use a US company, the masters of this scheme
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Debunking Starlink
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That's rich. who was that snowden guy again? Where do they launch this surveillance?
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I want to drive a car without the tyranny of speed limits, I’m not putting anyone in danger except those who choose to be endangered (driving a car, walking a street). I oppose discrimination. I know how to drive a car, where is my driver’s
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They should build walls between the units, so that the fire doesn't spread. Guess it takes some time for regulations to catch up.
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It still doesn't say how much it will be able to carry. They'll sell some for the marketing value, but no company will replace their diesel fleet with it
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