addisonl

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by addisonl 4y ago
There doesn't need to be a hidden agenda—they simply want eye-catching headlines to drive clicks to their site.
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by addisonl 4y ago
My car will stop for a pedestrian while I manually drive it—why does a Tesla not?
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by addisonl 4y ago
"3rd party OEMs" is a bit of a oxymoron.
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by addisonl 4y ago
Disgusting? Get a grip.
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by addisonl 4y ago
Anyone have a link to read without hitting the paywall?
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by addisonl 4y ago
Do you think the steak is microplastic free? It's not: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2022/jul/08/micropla... .
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by addisonl 7y ago
SK is the exception.
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First two coronavirus cases confirmed in San Francisco(sfchronicle.com)
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by addisonl 7y ago
How do you see into their bed unless you are also in a truck?
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by addisonl 7y ago
I don't disagree that SpaceX has been successful. I just disagree that this trial and error methodology is some radical new thinking from Musk—it's not.
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by addisonl 7y ago
Depends on how you measure "behind". If you measure it by "times been to the moon" SpaceX sure is behind. Less money? Less motivation? Less talent? The number of factors that contribute to success are unmeasurable, what
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by addisonl 7y ago
They are not that different from other space startups. > "We succeeded in launching the rocket," Zhang told the media. "The experience we gained from evaluating the rocket's flight conditions will help us remodel the
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by addisonl 7y ago
> Mars probe that crashed because of a unit conversion error comes So a trial and subsequent error.
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by addisonl 7y ago
Everyone does trial and error. Look at every major aviation achievement, were those done on the first try?
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by addisonl 7y ago
> years designing, simulating So trial and error, but virtually. You're telling me we went to the moon on the first try? We went into space on the first try? The Wright brothers were successful on their first flight? No, it was all
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by addisonl 7y ago
16" keyboard is great?
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by addisonl 7y ago
Digital art.
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by addisonl 7y ago
Sounds expensive
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by addisonl 7y ago
And who's bright idea was it to send anything related to this on a work email. You'd think someone in this space would understand encrypted communication.
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by addisonl 7y ago
Well I can understand Apple, they are at least a major tech company. But Ford has no use for /8...
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by addisonl 7y ago
Looks cheap overall.
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by addisonl 7y ago
The issue with the touch to slide is you cannot go from 0 to 100 without running out of touch bar space. Unless I have it configured wrong...
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by addisonl 7y ago
Yeah, sounds like you missed the point here.
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by addisonl 7y ago
Someone needs to tell his lawyers the 1st amendment protects you from the government, not from getting sued for defamation.
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by addisonl 7y ago
Touché haha. The thing with wipers are they are typically not used often in most places, so you won't know they are broken until you really need them. Brake and seatbelts typically display warning signs before failure (but not always o
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by addisonl 7y ago
"...is supposed to be more efficient and better-looking..." Not sure how it can be better looking—all luxury cars already hide their wipers below the hood line already. Seems overly complex with many more failure points. Wipers ar
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by addisonl 7y ago
Over 10 years to prepare, still not ready. Poor risk management.