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631.
by bagels 2y ago
My solution would have been: older copies of photoshop that don't require an internet connection and a larger battery + solar panels.
632.
by bagels 2y ago
If you have decent bandwidth coming in, your router might be a bottleneck.
633.
by bagels 2y ago
In the case of Watchman, I have to assume that internal use is the most supported use case, and uniformity of deployment is desirable across the fleet there, and so, configurability wasn't as big of a concern?
634.
by bagels 2y ago
What countries have won?
635.
by bagels 2y ago
Doesn't even make sense. Babies cry all the time for a multitude of reasons, none of which are informed by how many diapers are in the house.
636.
by bagels 2y ago
The state has proven it can't be trusted with this power.
637.
by bagels 2y ago
They submitted an amicus brief, was there more involvement than that?
638.
by bagels 2y ago
The inanimate objects already have won. It's just taking a long time for some people to admit it.
639.
by bagels 2y ago
How about no more asset forfeiture? Why not require due process and 4th amendment rights to be respected? If the government convicts you of the crime and proves the money is the proceeds of the crime you are convicted for, them maybe it mak
640.
by bagels 2y ago
Motor racing has the best opportunities for cheating by engineering and almost cheating by creatively interpreting the rules. My favorite two cheats are the NASCAR that shed weight in the form of ball bearings when lapping, and Toyota'
641.
by bagels 2y ago
We have the warning. Now would be the time to start building more weapons. Maybe that is what the transparency report is about, so we can show that we've done so next year?
642.
by bagels 2y ago
In case you didn't know what a pit was, like me: “pits,” which are spherical shells of plutonium about the size of a bowling ball I assume that when weapons are decomissioned, the pits are put in storage. So, if they were able to use t
643.
by bagels 2y ago
Anyone care to add the missing context to this thread? Architectural improvements? Parasitic regime?
644.
by bagels 2y ago
If net profit was 0.5B, and next quarter they lost regulatory credits, it would make even more sense. Tesla would have a negative net profit next quarter, all else equal.
645.
by bagels 2y ago
The board of Tesla represents Musk. Their actions lay this bare. They would have fired him after he attempted (and later succeeded) to extort Tesla.
646.
by bagels 2y ago
They could have let it die. They didn't have to.
647.
by bagels 2y ago
Can this business make money? How much has been invested so far?
648.
by bagels 2y ago
It was a couple months ago, whenever the free trial for everyone was. Bay Area peninsula suburbs. The neighborhoods that Tesla engineers live and drive in frequently.
649.
by bagels 2y ago
They want to maximize the time you spend on linkedin, one way is to make it less likely you'll click on a link to take you somewhere else.
650.
by bagels 2y ago
I did not have the same experience with the free trial. It tried to crash in to curbs, and really drives in ways that make you think it isn't really planning very far ahead: driving towards parked cars and swerving at the last second i
651.
by bagels 2y ago
Policy can change, retrospectively even
652.
by bagels 2y ago
This tool has a function to "correct" the capacity. I can't understand why that would be useful, I would not trust a device like this at all for any purpose.
653.
by bagels 2y ago
That is probably a lot slower, more difficult to implement and would require even more power for the control system.
654.
by bagels 2y ago
I have no idea about how to measure the happiness of money.
655.
by bagels 2y ago
Viable? Effective at reducing emissions, but is stopping all industrial output viable?
656.
by bagels 2y ago
Just need your AR glasses to facial recognition scan everyone in the room and feed you data about them.
657.
by bagels 2y ago
"He said it was kind of personal with him and that guy," Completely unethical and possibly malicious prosecution. Amazing.
658.
by bagels 2y ago
It's the same story with: bite mark analysis, police dogs, hair comparison analysis, firearm toolmark analysis, many arson analysis techniques, bloodstain patterns. Discredited or unproven, yet still used in court.
659.
by bagels 2y ago
scif = sensitive compartmented information facility A room that is supposed to be highly secure with secure communication channels where it is safe to handle or transmit secret information.
660.
by bagels 2y ago
My point is that rotating expiring barcodes actually can provide some security value.

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