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5d ago
This sounds about right. When Uber's driverless car killed someone they got off pretty easy: *"In March 2019, Arizona prosecutors ruled that Uber was not criminally responsible for the crash. The back-up driver of the vehicle was
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c22
6d ago
No ad has ever converted me yet the ad networks keep showing me ads.
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c22
9d ago
You can allow the liquid to evaporate off in an evaporation pond, or combine it with an absorbent gel. Then the solids can be put in trash.
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9d ago
Cashflow from renting to a franchisee must be fantastic. You pick the locations and the decor. If the business does well you prosper, but if the business does poorly you're insulated from the downside, the rent is due either way! If
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c22
16d ago
Have you tried setting up a tub of water at home and gluing some magnets to some rubber ducks? When my son was 7 I would pay him his weekly allowance and he would get distracted and leave it on some random table and walk away. It's lik
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16d ago
Serial number scanning is a common feature of electronic cash counters (also networking!) I'm pretty sure all incoming serial numbers are scanned and checked against a database to find stolen banknotes. I don't know if any banks a
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17d ago
You can just add this to your contract if you think there's a good shot at success.
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19d ago
The last paragraph is the punchline.
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19d ago
Give it a network, but don't allow that network to access the internet.
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20d ago
I like to use yourname@myname.tld and people often are certain I'm confused. I have to promise them it will work.
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25d ago
> ...like the single cell drone featured... Featured where?
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27d ago
Who gets to name them?
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27d ago
The comment you're replying to is saying that it's not actually about protecting kids, but rather controlling large businesses.
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27d ago
It might be true technically, but I've been about a dozen times and in my memories of the place it can often be hard for me to determine which ones happened on which year.
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1mo ago
It doesn't look like that's a requirement: https://support.google.com/waymo/answer/9197501
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1mo ago
Those copies would be fugitives, though, and need to live life constantly looking over their shoulder.
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1mo ago
I'm sure what I bought does better than some others. I'm also sure some others have done better than me. Statistically speaking this has to be true of almost everyone. Probabilistically speaking I'm likely somewhere near th
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1mo ago
When I invest I don't really care if I end up better off than others . I'm just hoping to catch some slice of the ongoing economic growth so my at-rest wealth doesn't become devalued by inflation.
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1mo ago
Like back-up planes at every airport?
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1mo ago
They also make the orangiest orange paint, the yellowest yellow, the pinkest pink, etc. At a certain point I have to wonder how much these are accurate descriptors of the paint colors vs arbitrary made up marketing nonsense.
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1mo ago
They just mean that if you look chronologically at the fossil record you can find things that look like cephalopods before you can find things that look like mammals.
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1mo ago
The article acknowledges: > Hydrogen ... currently takes more energy to make than it yields, and the cheapest and most common way is by reacting steam with methane, a potent greenhouse gas. > It’s possible to make zero-carbon hydro
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2mo ago
I think the number is spelled googol .
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2mo ago
It's funny to think that if bitcoin was backed by jpegs it would've failed already.
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2mo ago
This would probably be both expected and preferable. The way they currently act often puts the public at huge risk in exchange for officer safety. Given the police are trained professionals who chose their own occupation any added risk sho
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2mo ago
We don't really know what the concern was, because our sole narrator wasn't paying attention when it was voiced. However, if the "solution" was to keep one AC unit off while running the other one I could see there being
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2mo ago
The building's caretaker appeared to discuss the situation 5 minutes after OP disregarded the sign. I don't know that a phone number on the note would have changed anything.
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2mo ago
I think sometimes commercial landlords will offer a below-market deal on a small space for an interesting concept with the idea that it will bring more foot traffic to the area and increase the value of their other holdings. Being off the m
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2mo ago
I think at the end of each year that an officer didn't deploy their taser all year, they should get a bonus equal to $100 x [consecutive years of non-deployment]. The same incentive should be in place for discharging their firearm, exc
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2mo ago
It's called an "Inventory Search": https://www.fletc.gov/sites/default/files/imported_files/tra...
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