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4y ago
I feel this. I am having a really hard time coping with parenting. I am logical person but my toddler is not. I like reading books and just silence which allows me to think. That is completely gone in our house now. It is mostly crying, scr
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4y ago
That is a good point. However, lenders do require comprehensive, I wonder how they would feel about this if there is an existing loan on a vehicle and it becomes uninsurable.
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4y ago
How? The US govt. won't be paying the bill in most cases.
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4y ago
IMO, this should be illegal for State Farm to do. Insurance is required in the US. Hyundai has built cars they can legally sell in the US. I feel like the government has dropped the ball on this one, immobilizers should be required in all v
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4y ago
Yes. How is this so hard to comprehend? I don't care how much a drug costs and nobody should. The reason we pay for insurance is to use it when we need it. Same goes for disability insurance. All these insurance companies will do anyth
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4y ago
So, Tesla is scamming all the new Model Y owners, because tesla vision cannot replace USS with current hardware.
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4y ago
Correct. FSD is not available in EU.
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4y ago
Oh yeah because you can see an animal or a kid running or see cross traffic. Tesla isn't some $17k basic car. A car at price of $53k (Model Y), should have basic sensors a $23k civic has. You sound like a Tesla apologizer.
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4y ago
You buy the tesla online and then take delivery in store? You can refuse delivery.
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4y ago
Currently there is no 20% better or worse, there is NOTHING. I drove a 2022 Model Y and it showed distance to objects using USS. 2023 does NOTHING. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qBRDHWJrINM
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4y ago
What does FSD beta have to do with parking sensors?
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4y ago
You can't drive to a service center? Doesn't tesla have mobile service also? Regular cars don't get towed to dealerships when broken? I am confused by your comment. Tesla part availability is an issue from what I have read. A
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4y ago
"Tesla Vision", however, I am not sure how they can replace front sensors with a windshield mounted camera as some objects will be obstructed by front of the car.
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4y ago
No ultra sonic sensors, no real blind spot monitoring system, no summon function because of sensor removal(which is still advertised).
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4y ago
Bogleheads subreddit and forums are generally great. A lot of great knowledge there, as most investors there are familiar with riskier investment as that is how many started. I have read some insane upvoted comments in r/personalfinanc
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4y ago
I'm not a fan of Tesla. After renting a model Y for a weekend I would not buy one, as it rides like a race car with extremely stiff suspension. However, I would love to purchase a car the Tesla way. I hate the dealership experience so
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4y ago
It is not like you have choice anyway. Insurance companies won't pay for brand name drugs if a generic exists.
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4y ago
I refer to cabin when driving. I like soft mood lighting. I dislike that I could barely see the steering wheel at night, as there is no gauges behind the wheel. Maybe I would get used to it, not sure.
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4y ago
I had an itch for the Model Y. Rented a 2022 Model Y from hertz. In short the built quality is horrendous, at 16k miles there were so many rattles and squeaks. Acceleration is amazing. The suspension is equivalent to a track toy that bounce
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4y ago
Are you a dev? Have you strictly worked at large tech companies? I work at a non-tech and my schedule is extremely chill. I interviewed at other non-tech companies and it seemed chill also. I have done some crazy hours once, when I solo rel
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4y ago
For sure, but I'm always looking and upskilling. I wont be concerned about losing my pension.
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4y ago
Another reason not to work for the government. Even if it doesn't pass, just considering a bill like this is odd. I would hate to be at a mercy of politicians when private sector pays better. When I was doing my CS degree, I went to a
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4y ago
Honestly, if I am going to swim in shit, I would much rather swim in shit at bigger corp making more money. As long as its not predatory lending I don't really care. I think microsoft has decent standards, but hard to get a remote posi
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4y ago
When you are in a complex spiderweb you simply cannot move fast. If you are moving fast you are not looking at everything and it will blow up in your face.
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4y ago
Yes. This year I plan to join a large corp with good engineering standards. I am going to grind leetcode and system design if I can double my salary. If I fail at grinding leetcode I'm just going to apply everywhere and make move to a
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4y ago
When I hear "move fast and break things", I am reminded of a guy that I worked with. He delivered work fast......full of bugs...0 planning...and his daily ritual was to just keep patching the "pile of shit" he put togeth
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4y ago
I'm sorry I didn't get very far in the article. If I were to write an article about a current hot topic and the title is a question, such as "Why are there so many individuals abusing opiates, should we be worried?". The
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4y ago
Ok, I will bite who is back to hiring? Because I don't see the hiring we saw during early covid and before the interest hikes.
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4y ago
The author said, it's a simple copycat behavior. I presented several factors which can be easily confirmed. There are hundreds of articles confirming what I have said.
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4y ago
The answer is simple: copy cat behavior. /s
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