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by bdamm 5y ago
In what currency?
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by bdamm 5y ago
No. First of all, primes are only used to arrive at a session key, and once you have a session key you're in the land of symmetric algorithms, which provide security by permutations rather than vectoring into prime spaces. The content
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by bdamm 5y ago
Trying to live underground on a dead planet might just prove that we need Earth. Lots of people say space tourism is silly and then go gas up their car while complaining that Teslas are how the coastal elites will take their retirement.
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by bdamm 5y ago
I'm not saying it's right. I'm only saying that the supreme court has ruled on it. Frankly I think such a basis is completely absurd. We'd need to have at least four more black presidents to really show it's effecti
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by bdamm 5y ago
I'm thinking of this ruling: https://www.theguardian.com/law/2013/jun/25/supreme-court-vo...
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by bdamm 5y ago
Here is a report on the ruling: https://www.theguardian.com/law/2013/jun/25/supreme-court-vo...
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by bdamm 5y ago
Didn't the Supreme Court of the United States rule that it had been effective, with their primary evidence being the election of Barak Obama? That's not a study but in terms of legal doctrine it seems to be a settled issue.
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by bdamm 5y ago
There are cameras inside the buses in San Francisco too. I certainly agree with your assessment, cameras are obscenely obvious in Singapore, which leads to the feeling of being watched. The difference, I suspect, is that more money is spent
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by bdamm 5y ago
Here is a writeup: http://dammfine.com/projects/funwheel/
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by bdamm 5y ago
It is. I built one.
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by bdamm 5y ago
Unless regulation is brought, they're going to do it anyway. The companies are absolutely going to be doing facial recognition and use that data, they just will be doing it without exposing the use of it to us.
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by bdamm 5y ago
He does talk about how fast his eyes would burn if exposed to the laser. If it helps people get off the couch is it really that bad? I want my kid to grow up too, but protecting him from all harmful information is just going to turn him int
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by bdamm 5y ago
When it comes to working with people, it’s usually clear who learned programming by rote memorization and who actually noodled their way through a formal education. I’ll do almost anything to avoid working with the former. They just can’t c
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by bdamm 5y ago
And in this case, the car may soon drive you there anyhow.
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by bdamm 5y ago
Man respects the competition of his previous employer for what it is.
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by bdamm 5y ago
There are high power chargers pretty much everywhere too. Welcome to 2021.
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by bdamm 5y ago
Petrol cars in 4th gear+ don’t decelerate much. Also most EVs don’t creep.
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by bdamm 5y ago
As a Tesla driver, I really want to rent a Tesla when I’m traveling.
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by bdamm 5y ago
Hertz has probably done the math on this.
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by bdamm 5y ago
Yeah this is not really going to be a problem. Cars spend a lot of time waiting, so rows of 120V outlets will do plenty. Level 2 chargers can keep busy cars topped up. They could have superchargers for fast turnaround, but as a renter I f
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by bdamm 5y ago
It’s official because it’s been so thoroughly researched from every different possible angle. It was clear even in 1989, and strongly suggested as early as 1900.
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by bdamm 5y ago
They are building maps of drivable areas. It may not be HD, but it certainly would apply in this scenario.
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by bdamm 5y ago
Yeah, I gotta admit, it seems like it could be really useful but only for hitting the brakes when the vision system is driving towards something stationary.
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by bdamm 5y ago
Are there any famous Americans that haven't interacted with the national intelligence apparatus? I'm starting to wonder if American's deep distrust of the government is actually because Americans have been manipulated. If i
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by bdamm 5y ago
It’s awfuly handy being able to pop open little recipe OS configs while using my Mac.
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by bdamm 5y ago
Only if there was a large pact of countries doing so. But even that would be dubious, since OPEC and other groups would just increase production. Also there are many oil resources that can be tapped with a slight increase in the prices, so
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by bdamm 5y ago
Paul, some engineers already live in the world where mistakes can cost lives. Including automotive software engineers. In fact, the engineering world is full of people who make compromises knowing that the product could be safer, but they&#
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by bdamm 5y ago
It's a legitimate question but the mechanism of how it works is completely wrong. Many people will be killed by any given mass market implementation of self driving cars. Those people will be killed by crashes that a human could not ha
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by bdamm 5y ago
Requiring that content be sourced from actual humans in good faith, and identifying people violating terms of service by spamming with puppet bots would be a good start. If the service is being operated by a national government, then you co
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by bdamm 5y ago
With the rise of autonomous trucking will also come a return to highway robbery. Seems to me the job of trucking will turn to the job of security. There will evolve long term fluctuations in demand as robbery and security vie for dominance.

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