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by ahahahahah 2y ago
Pretty much anywhere you would buy any other used car. Model 3/y used prices are down 20% yoy (compared to ~4% all cars).
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by ahahahahah 2y ago
The recent performance is more a bet on the corruptibility of the current administration than anything else.
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by ahahahahah 2y ago
> This requires a specific set of actions by a crewman on the bow. That's not true. While well maintained equipment would require a specific action, it is not uncommon for accidental anchor drops to happen, typically due to poorly o
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by ahahahahah 2y ago
It's almost like this one-sided story is leaving some things out.
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by ahahahahah 2y ago
> it's the best car I've ever had That's going to be true for many car sales. People don't usually downgrade on cars, and there is real progress on car features over a typical period between buying cars. It'll be
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by ahahahahah 2y ago
That's true. And children cleaned chimneys.
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by ahahahahah 2y ago
Maybe, but they're making $600k-$1M+ a year whether or not people are gatekeeping the title "staff".
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by ahahahahah 2y ago
> was won by the candidate who spent about 1/3rd less than their opponent I guess the truth of that statement depends on whether or not you consider the $36 billion dollars that Musk has lost on Twitter to have been "spent&quot
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by ahahahahah 2y ago
Weight loss is not "off label" for this drug.
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by ahahahahah 2y ago
Lucky for you, waymo does not use remote drivers.
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by ahahahahah 2y ago
> I would argue that running a sale is benign compared to manipulating words in social media post to see how it influences your mood. What effect will that have on people with already fragile psyches? This is such a dumb or disingenuous
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by ahahahahah 2y ago
It is completely honest. The question was "What fraction are driven by a remote safety driver???". Fleet response agents do not have the ability to remotely drive the vehicles. From your own source: "The Waymo Driver [...] is
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by ahahahahah 2y ago
> involve also changing your behaviour and living a healthier lifestyle Ah, so the same thing that has repeatedly been tried and failed every time everywhere around the world for the last 50 years. Yeah, let's just keep on giving th
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by ahahahahah 2y ago
The agitations there are certainly rather mild. The parents are out sharing the worst examples they could find, and there's nothing really that damning or explicit. The parents noticing it coincided with his use of the ai (though in re
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by ahahahahah 2y ago
If you meant the "EV truck market" you should have said that rather than completely moving the goalposts when someone called you on your false claims.
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by ahahahahah 2y ago
> What's so special about leaving out the controls after having eliminated the driver? Waymo can give direct control of their vehicles to police or others when appropriate. This mitigates the cost of potential edge cases.
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by ahahahahah 2y ago
hahaha. "The UK has seen its obesity rates increase faster than the US. In the UK, obesity has risen sharply since 1990, when it affected only 14% of adults. The UK is also considered one of the most overweight countries in Western Eur
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by ahahahahah 2y ago
Every parent also already knows that sugar causes hyperactivity.
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by ahahahahah 2y ago
He attacked Twitter in the past for banning someone for the exact same reason. Musk was one of the people who was unhappy with the decision to ban links to the Post’s story. “Suspending the Twitter account of a major news organization for p
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by ahahahahah 2y ago
It's a compute puck, not a power puck.
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by ahahahahah 2y ago
warehouse is very different than corporate. also "watched him die instead of helping him" is a lie. More correct would be "the supervisor walked him to medical staff instead of calling medical staff".
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by ahahahahah 2y ago
That's partially not true. You can use a non-async form in the trait definition to require the Send bound and then the trait impls can use the async form. See https://play.rust-lang.org/?version=nightly&mode=debug&a
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by ahahahahah 2y ago
If you could rate policies by how good they are, you'd could get a couple categories: clearly bad policies, these don't get implemented. clearly good policies, these get implemented broadly. things in the middle, these get debated
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by ahahahahah 2y ago
A: I think we should do more of X. B: I'm concerned about that. A: Okay, let's do X but in a much more limited way. B: Okay. <2 years later> A: Hasn't X been great? Let's expand it. B: Okay.
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by ahahahahah 2y ago
Their remote operators have pretty much nothing to do with the video shown, though. It's been described in detail the way that remote operators interact with the car and it's not in a way that would be particularly helpful here. Y
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by ahahahahah 2y ago
There's not really much point in trying to convince flat earthers of the truth.
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by ahahahahah 2y ago
Yep! That's exactly why vaccines don't exist.
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by ahahahahah 2y ago
Wow, I read the op post here I felt the guy seemed kinda scummy. It's worse than I thought.
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by ahahahahah 2y ago
The majority of water is used in ways that none of it would be drank. Even just looking at homes, only about 20% of water in a typical home is used in the faucet (and I expect that's primarily not for drinking). You'd almost need
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by ahahahahah 2y ago
"I don't understand what this word means, so people need to stop using it."

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