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by bhpm 3y ago
To what end? The public and the employees don’t have a say in the corporate governance. That is the function of the board. As far as I can tell, the board had no obligation to consult the public or their shareholders or their employees on a
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by bhpm 3y ago
Argue their case? To whom? They were the board.
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by bhpm 3y ago
I don’t see how LLMs aren’t just calculators but for words. It just means that everyone needs to up their game in terms of critical reading skills.
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by bhpm 3y ago
Who said you don’t have to think about it yourself?
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by bhpm 3y ago
The J1772 Adapter is included with every Tesla vehicle delivery. It’s not just theoretically possible to use another one, it’s literally enabled by the manufacturer themselves. The adapter locks into place on the vehicle. You could leave it
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by bhpm 3y ago
Monopoly by what metric? What’s the difference between being a market leader and a monopoly? Investopedia defines a natural monopoly like this: “A natural monopoly is a type of monopoly in an industry or sector with high barriers to entry a
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by bhpm 3y ago
>would be very frustrating It doesn’t sound like this a problem they actually encountered.
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by bhpm 3y ago
“Monopoly” is a bit strong. They’re the market leader because they’ve excelled at it. What anti-competitive tactics have they used?
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by bhpm 3y ago
It’s not difficult, it’s just not a priority for me. I fiddle with computers all day at work. I don’t watch enough television to justify prioritizing that kind of set-up.
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by bhpm 3y ago
> but not getting tested is a _choice_, Why do you think people choose not to get tested?
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by bhpm 3y ago
I just wait until I can buy it on the Apple TV store or I don’t watch it. Torrenting and maintaining the software to play movie files on my TV takes time and it just isn’t a priority for me.
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by bhpm 3y ago
> may or may not have been violated under the circumstances of a case. And if no case is before the court? What then? Is it automatically illegal?
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by bhpm 3y ago
Your grandparents were trying to protect your parents from the racism they encountered as immigrants in the 1920s. It was vicious, inexcusable, and largely forgotten due to the success of Italian assimilation in the US. Jacobson’s “Whitenes
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by bhpm 3y ago
You’ve got that the wrong way around and your airline analogy isn’t apt. In the first place, rights are not granted by interpretation of the law. They exist naturally unless circumscribed by it. In the second place, airlines are private com
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by bhpm 3y ago
> Like WHY? Did you grow up with formal education? Did you grow up in a place where girls were encouraged to learn? If either of these is true, your starting condition is miles ahead of the starting conditions for many, many immigrants w
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by bhpm 3y ago
> this walking Petri dish Don’t do this. Stigmatizing infectious disease leads to people not getting tested, which leads to more disease and more suffering. This patient was treated for the concern that he presented and, for reasons we d
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by bhpm 3y ago
The state of Maryland funneling the data of 133k low income citizens to a giant spy corp. This is dystopian as fuck. Couldn't they at least have put a lightweight linux distro on it?
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by bhpm 3y ago
Why even go that far? Just call 100% what is actually 80% on the battery and call it a day. We already get “actual formatted capacity less” when it comes to data storage, and EV batteries are generally under-provisioned.
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by bhpm 3y ago
> What's the advantage over just attaching to one's cell phone? Drains the phone battery for one. The real target of this is enterprise customers. MacBooks are expensive. Being able to track them (oh, while adding that many dev