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by bagels 2y ago
This time, it's a malicious manufacturer, next time it's a malicious hacker. Doesn't seem like connecting these to the internet is worth it.
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by bagels 2y ago
If you live in Minnesota, sure. Not as true in Australia.
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by bagels 2y ago
Water already is an issue in many places. It's expensive and in limited supply because we can't drink salt water and storage, treatment and delivery cost money.
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by bagels 2y ago
They don't have center diffs or transfer cases on electric vehicles because range would be harmed too much. Battery capacity is a real bottleneck that creates a lot of engineering challenges (must have an efficient drivetrain, efficien
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by bagels 2y ago
Yes, its private property. They'll ask you to stop playing blackjack, limit the bets they will accept, or tell you to leave.
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by bagels 2y ago
Some old people become very gullible.
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by bagels 2y ago
Dealers care because the casino cares, and pays them to care.
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by bagels 2y ago
Well, the criteria seemed to be not getting stuck in sand is why I asked.
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by bagels 2y ago
Not a Subaru?
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by bagels 2y ago
It's probably both? These kind of incentives were in place when the only player was Tesla.
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by bagels 2y ago
That is amazing! What a coup. I thought streamlit was pretty cool, but surely it wasn't $800m cool.
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by bagels 2y ago
My gift for learning ahead in high school was to sit in the office for an hour each day, not learning, but instead helping with administrative work against my will, lest I get a bad grade on "we don't know what to do with you&quot
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by bagels 2y ago
The overlap between people who are irrationally afraid of 5G and are capable of building orbital rockets is probably pretty low.
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by bagels 2y ago
Why near the equator? How much energy do you think it'd take to destroy one, over what period of time. Do you think you can aim your laser at something the size of a desk moving 8km/s at 500km-1500km away?
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by bagels 2y ago
The authors are [redacted] Google. Are they actually Google? They seem to unironically complain about what Microsoft is doing, but Google is guilty of the same.
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by bagels 2y ago
I think the Boston city employees that were the ones to "intentionally use this context" to maliciously misinterpret something benign as a threat. It's a time honored tradition for them.
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by bagels 2y ago
It's problematic if the fire/police department cause a panic and shut down the city any time they see a battery.
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by bagels 2y ago
What's there to be upset about? Do they think this person controls the wombats?
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by bagels 2y ago
It's outrageous that anyone resigned or was fired over this other than city employees of Boston for lying about a stupid sign.
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by bagels 2y ago
Are tracks and trails paved? I'm always looking for urban routes, which occasionally uses paved "trails", but also bike routes, bike lanes and smaller less trafficked roads.
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by bagels 2y ago
To ensure the pile is actually composting effectively.
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by bagels 2y ago
You probably also really don't want slippery floors at a critical (or any) time.
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by bagels 2y ago
Can you imagine even being a one-man shop making 222 bespoke soap dispensers to some absurd spec AND jumping through all the documentation hoops that are required for only $150k? I wouldn't take that job. Sounds awful.
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by bagels 2y ago
"armored" I don't get the impression that you've looked at the physics of orbits. Everything up there carries tremendous kinetic energy. It would be pretty hard to build something strong enough to take on intentional col
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by bagels 2y ago
Yeah, if you know what service is down, it's also trivial at Facebook to track down the oncall for that service. What isn't trivial is when you get a blank page where there might be dozens or hundreds of teams that might be respon
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by bagels 2y ago
Satellites fail (lost control, or spontaneously explode). Very small debris is everywhere and under 5-10 cm largely untracked, but some are working to fix this gap. There is no incentive large enough for cleanup (it's expensive, nobody
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by bagels 2y ago
I found something important was broken at Facebook, created a SEV, but the hardest part was figuring out what team to page. I unfortunately roped in one non-responsible team's oncall who was making dinner at home, but thankfully, he di
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by bagels 2y ago
I don't think that is inconsistent with what I said.
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by bagels 2y ago
I do, every day.
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by bagels 2y ago
Did not find that there was evidence for a "criminal conspiracy". That doesn't mean that these contacts didn't happen.

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