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by amf12 4y ago
nit: its "group by country_of_birth". A person's family could be Monaco citizens living in India, where the person was born, and that person too would have to wait decades.
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Agreed, but I can see it being solely a "lease" model. For companies to take on liability, they'd have to make sure a customer doesn't modify the vehicle and keeps up with the maintenance. They might also want the author
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Relevant HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33984922 Comparing disengagement and driver intervention data might be useful to compare Tesla FSD vs others.
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> These augmented systems will probably reduce the risk of accidents so greatly that the value proposition for Level 5 driving systems just won't be there. The value proposition of L5 systems is also the not driving part.
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> Consider, if Waymo gets to the point where they have a self driving car that you have to have a subscription to use, do you own the car? Are you the liable for any accidents it has? I'd imagine the company would take on liability,
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I don't mind it, neither did my comment imply that I did. It's Apple's call to make.
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Even with SAE's definition, Waymo seems to be at L4: https://www.sae.org/blog/sae-j3016-update
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> You’re jaded, and have set the goal posts too far and likely increasingly far. Not the original poster. Tesla has set the goal posts too far, not commenters here. And yet, they are misleading consumers about how far the goal posts are.
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> Level 4 means full autonomy over all normal driving conditions. Aren't you describing Level 5? From what I see online, Level 4 means "The car can operate without human input or oversight but only under select conditions defin
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> This…actually seems like a good idea, at least in principle. Let parents do the banning. No reason for government to dictate that. Make laws which ensure moderation on social media so that children aren't abused, groomed. If menta
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> He posted it in a public platform and he is an executive. He didn't post it. Another tiktoker did, but the exec was in the video. I think execs should be more mindful of what they say, even outside of work because of the potential
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> The proper analogy would be that the media player would play random extra videos in addition to what you are watching, FWIW, its not the browser "including" the adds. The ads have been included in the video itself.
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Hey Elon: Let Me Help You Speed Run the Content Moderation Learning Curve(techdirt.com)
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I travel frequently in small and large groups. AirBnb is usually cheaper when traveling in a large group, when you need multiple bedrooms and shared spaces. Hotels are usually cheaper when traveling in small groups (3-4 people). Recently, I
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> Absent clear and easily enforceable property rights, relying solely on private investors to monitor and discipline the behaviour of opaque intermediaries has never been safe and effective. There is no prospect for a technological solu
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> I think their marketing on "privacy" was dishonest at the least. > Apple puts constant pressure on the user to use an iCloud account. I do think Apple's use of the term "privacy" is not completely honest. Bu
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> it's certainly possible for a malicious actor to say "Hey {voice_assistant}, unlock front door", and they gain access. It's the modern day "open sesame". I use Google Home and it has a voice match feature
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Yes, but this is an allocation problem. Is it feasible for India to allocate 100% of its budget to toilets when it has border conflicts with its neighbors and terrorism around?
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> when the op just says that basic sanitation should be prioritised over military helicopters. Why can't a country do both? Most countries in the world are investing in military, space or other national security related projects. Th
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I hope so!
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This is only for mass layoffs, right? What if Twitter fires en-masse for "cause"?
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> why the demand shrinks when there's not enough new investments? The way I understand it: when interest rates increase, the ROI for any investment goes down, which makes many new investments risky or worthless. Thus investments in
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> Phone calls should have a subject line, just like emails. Pixel phones have call screening feature. It can be enabled for all calls or unknown callers. It asks the caller to state the reason they are calling and notifies you with the t
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> I have ADHD and my flavor makes me look well adjusted on the outside while struggling hard. This is me. Looking back at my school days, it is very obvious I had ADHD but neither my parents and I, nor my teachers knew such a thing exist
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Android also has a "detection" feature in non ShakeAlert locations. Android phones' accelerometer is used to detect earthquakes and warn other phones in the area: https://crisisresponse.google/android-alerts&#
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> Google Photos recognizes EVERY face No. It does not "recognize" a face. If you take a few pictures of another Google user, it won't say - "Hey, here are all the pics of John". It will just allow you to lookup a
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The complaint is a farce. > Google Photos app, which allows people to search for photos they took of a particular person; All Google Photos does is group pictures by matching faces in pics to allow you to click on a face and lookup all p
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> Maybe different brain types are as common as blood types. Different blood types don't impact people's life differently. Disorders like ADHD do affect the lives of people who have it.
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> On a personal level I try to help because another's happiness becomes mine. There you go, so you help others to feel happiness yourself. In which case, its not purely altruistic.
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> It's a rare for-profit company that releases anything significant from pure niceness so I can't read it as a gift. Philosophically speaking, do most people do something out of pure altruism? I personally don't believe so

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