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by argonaut 5y ago
Existing non-Tesla driver assist systems also don't run you off the road.
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by argonaut 5y ago
1) My Model 3 numbers were out of date too. Model 3 SR+ is now $41,190 before incentives. 2) Actual typical sale price of the BMW 3 series is $36.6k-$40k (in my region, numbers will vary depending on region). https://www.kbb.com&
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by argonaut 5y ago
The comments on TikTok are just as toxic as Facebook and Instagram. I've also seen misinformation on TikTok as well.
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by argonaut 5y ago
You really cannot make a claim about TikTok's content distribution based on your own feed. TikTok's feed is extremely hyper-targeted for each individual.
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by argonaut 5y ago
If you don't trust the car manufacturers, I'm not sure why you would trust a bolt-on system from a startup that may or may not have tested the system extensively with your specific car model. If anything, the car manufacturers at
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by argonaut 5y ago
Yup. I think part of the brilliance of the Model 3 was convincing people who would never have considered buying a luxury car, to buy a luxury car. Like well-off professionals who would have normally just bought a Honda or Toyota. (And despi
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by argonaut 5y ago
Every brokerage has those terms. Even Credit Suisse in this article had this right over Archegos's positions - they just were too scared to exercise it.
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by argonaut 5y ago
This experiment found that undercorrection (giving a prescription slightly weaker than correct) of myopia in children accelerated progression of myopia. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12445849/ . The results appear t
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by argonaut 5y ago
That makes it even more concerning, because TACC is a subset of Autopilot (it's Autopilot without autosteer), and it's the easier subset (many modern cars have their own versions of TACC and they work very well, speaking from pe
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by argonaut 5y ago
There are conflicting reports on her diplomatic immunity and whether she was still employed as a spy (she was definitely employed by the US govt at the time, and as a spy in the past). So it's not as simple as saying she didn't ha
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by argonaut 5y ago
There are plenty of smaller changes that are just way easier with a single commit. A small API call with just two or three consumers, a documentation change, etc. The multistage approach is certainly good for big changes.
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by argonaut 5y ago
They are likely referring to people that interact with cats and then contaminate their own food (fail to wash hands etc.)
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by argonaut 5y ago
That does not make sense. Then the clause would disqualify "an officer" of anything.
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by argonaut 5y ago
IANAL, but I believe you are misinterpreting the clause - the clause disqualifies an officer or 10% shareholder of (subparagraph G:) a corporation that is >= 50% owned by (subparagraph A:) a fiduciary (owner of the IRA). But Thiel did no
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by argonaut 5y ago
There is an antibody test. I believe pregnant women are commonly screened with it.
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by argonaut 5y ago
This study ( https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16419752/ ) failed to find infectious toxoplasma in any retail beef or chicken samples, and only <1% of pork samples (they tested this by feeding cats raw meat).
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by argonaut 5y ago
This is too dismissive of the many ways people get into accidents. I got t-boned by someone who blew past a stop sign on a residential road. Side curtain airbags prevented me from hitting my head on my side window.
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by argonaut 5y ago
Welfare. A single person would pay no tax and indeed receive several hundred dollars a year in tax rebates. They would qualify for ~$200/month in food stamps and likely get health insurance for free. They would also qualify for low inc
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by argonaut 5y ago
I view most of the outrage over skipping the vaccine line as misplaced. The (American) system was very clearly made easy to game in the first place. The government criteria was unnecessarily complicated and had many vague carveouts that wer
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by argonaut 5y ago
I'm not disappointed the media got Covid wrong at various points in time. Most people got Covid wrong at the beginning . And almost everyone, including me, has had a bad Covid take at least once. I didn't see Covid coming. And if
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by argonaut 5y ago
Maybe AEB sucks because it's already a separate system from Autopilot, and therefore doesn't get much attention or engineering headcount. For example, this would explain why Autopark sucks and hasn't improved in years.
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by argonaut 5y ago
The counterpoint spends most of its words (rightfully) dismissing analysis of the pilot's psychology but does not persuasively address the flight simulator evidence. The arguments against that evidence mostly amount to how it is not co
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by argonaut 5y ago
Because the legal system is not some mechanistic program that computes decisions over cases. The legal system is (for better or worse) based on human judges that look at the entire context and make judgments of what is reasonable or not. Gi
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by argonaut 5y ago
The average age of a car on the road today is 11 years. Toyota's reliability really makes a difference for secondhand owners, and therefore used Toyotas command a premium, and you get more for your car when you sell it or trade it in.
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by argonaut 5y ago
I'm referring to the base ID.4 Pro, not the ID.4 First. The $7500 federal credit also does not depend on your state.
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by argonaut 5y ago
All those cars sell for well under $20k after discounts and rebates. MSRP != average transaction price: you need to check the KBB value (and some of them also have an MSRP under $20k, like the Hyundai Elantra, Nissan Sentra, and most of the
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by argonaut 5y ago
The "small" market for new sub-$20k vehicles includes: the Toyota Corolla, Hyundai Elantra, Mazda 3, Nissan Sentra, Hyundai Kona, and Kia Soul, depending on options. Sometimes you can get a new base Civic for just under $20k. All
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by argonaut 5y ago
The base ID4 is ~$2.5k cheaper after federal credit and actually has longer range than a Model 3 Standard Range (the off menu Model 3), and it's closer in size to a Model Y.
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by argonaut 5y ago
The standard range Model Y, which you can only order in-store/phone (so I'm not even sure if it's still available), costs something like $42k and it's RWD, not AWD, and has about the same range as the ID4. You also can&#
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by argonaut 5y ago
The ID4 is precisely the next step EVs need towards affordability. The base ID4 will cost $33,690 after federal tax credit (and after destination fee). A top trim 2021 Subaru Forester costs about $32-34k (MSRP is $36k, this is the price aft

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