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2y ago
Yeah, I don't think you should expect people to support every niche browser.
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2y ago
That's a rather smarmy response for someone who clearly lacks reading comprehension. I'd recommend: (1) look up the definition of "disincentive". The parent didn't say anything about people not wanting to work or no
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> Q2 deliveries exceeded predictions This is such a weird thing, I wouldn't get too hung up on it. The "predictions" here were basically a consensus of the most recent predictions. If you look back just one month, it'
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2y ago
Yes, that's covered in more detail in the article.
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2y ago
> Tesla is the fastest growing manufacturing company in the history of the world Is it? BYD was founded the same year and is producing nearly 2x as many cars as Tesla. NIO sold it's 500,000th car within 9 years of its founding, it t
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> A judge says "If the shareholders knew everything, they wouldn't have approved that" That's not what the judge said. It's more like "this award didn't follow the requirements for such an award for a c
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> everything from the hub caps to the bed but it does come with some practicality issues. That's an understatement, especially considering that you used "hub caps" as an example of where they went all out... but those hub
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2y ago
I agree! I certainly don't think that making the offer is itself a firing. However, when the offer is declined and the person must leave the company as in the described scenario...
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2y ago
Like if "this thing" had been "doing drugs during the workday", would you have considered the scenario a firing?
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A: Hey B, you must stop doing this thing or we'll need to replace you. B: Ok, I can't do that. You can replace me B proceeds to be replaced and no longer works there Some time later... T: obviously, B was not fired.
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The "lies" there are such bullshit. They basically consist of "Google claimed they didn't do X" now it looks like they probably do X and therefore google lied. They are somewhat circumspect about the fact that each
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2y ago
Your whole premise is flawed. Waymo remote operators cannot drive or control the car in that way.
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> is that different than me reading a book then giving you the abridged version of it, perhaps by explaining it orally? That seems like a bad example, I think you are probably free to even read the book out loud in its entirety to me. Ar
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> That's the debatable bit, isn't it. If people used the correct term for it, "lossy compression", then it would be clearer that yeah, definitely there's a line where systems like these are violating copyright an
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I don't know what to tell you. You continue to pick out sentences from sources and assume that either there is no relative context and just make up your own interpretation of it. You can't just read a line like that and make up yo
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2y ago
Warning: random anonymous commenters on the internet will confidently make claims about all kinds of legal matters. do not trust them. > it does not matter how you obtained it Yes, it does. It's just that it's more nuanced than
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Why does it matter? Do you think it's impossible to commit suicide in that way? Do you think that the coroner has less information than you do about whether this is suicide or not? Do you think the coroner has less training and knowled
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2y ago
> entirely different, arbitrary, and implementation-defined? > By specifying it as undefined behavior. No. If you wanted implementation-defined behavior, you'd specify it as implementation defined.
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2y ago
Yes, those both make some good NA beers. I wouldn't categorize them as good beers, but they are drinkable.
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2y ago
A single second is a very long time, typical reaction time is like a tenth of that. Especially at 1 mph. Not only is that a very long time, at 1mph, you are moving less than 2 feet per second. At that speed, your only worry is really a kid
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People are generally proposing all of at least (1) a name change, (2) a stop to the false claims and marketing and (3) better driver monitoring. Some people are proposing additional things, like (4) changing the way it reacts to corrections
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It's a terrible argument though. If I ran a bank that literally only did money laundering, and I applied your logic, it wouldn't matter because, hey, others have done it more in aggregate. Even then it's like, if I killed som
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That's a really dumb argument when the research exists explaining exactly how people understand autopilot in the context of cars.
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I would additionally apportion some blame to the YouTubers who cherry pick fsd footage and make ridiculous claims about how good it is, especially those who also use defeat devices so they can do it with their hands off the wheels.
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There's a lot of bets against Tesla that I would gladly take. Ones based on the stock price or that need to account for the current borrow costs not so much (though the borrow costs are where they are at because so many other people ar
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That's like the farthest I've seen goalposts move within a span of two comments. You went from "essentially unfirable" to simply "harder to fire" and continues to act like you're so right. Like it's a
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2y ago
It's not notable.
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Like it's not even hard to find this information, you don't even need to click. The headlines I see are: YouTuber trashes Humane AI Pin, sparks firestorm over damage to startup Humane AI Pin: much-hyped gadget rocked by bad review
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3y ago
Sure: https://www.google.com/search?q=humane+ai+pin+review
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3y ago
Well yeah, I think their beliefs are stupid. It would not surprise me at all that they hold other stupid beliefs. Like, I believe flat earth beliefs are stupid. Do people that hold them believe my beliefs in that area are stupid? maybe, but
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