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by cctt23 9y ago
In the moments before the collision, which occurred at 9:27 a.m. on Friday, March 23rd, Autopilot was engaged... The rest may be true, may be germane, or may not be. The only part that matters to me until the results of the NTSB investiga
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by cctt23 9y ago
One of them was 13, the other 14. I would add that it’s probably worth appending a mental, “that we know of so far,” to all of this.
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by cctt23 9y ago
I thought that seemed really high, so I did a little looking and horrifically it’s actually a bit lower than the industry average of 46%! Some of that is skewed by VW recalling more cars in a year than it sells in a year, but still... Wow
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Every Easter, a Sicilian Town Builds a Cathedral Out of Bread(atlasobscura.com)
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by cctt23 9y ago
Bullshit. This is an ICO off the back of people’s desire to fight cancer. No FDA approval, no actual system, no substance, just GLIA “utility” tokens. If they want to defend their approach with something substantial, I’ll retract the “bulls
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Another chapter on Facebook’s privacy woes is being written in Latin America(techcrunch.com)
185 points by cctt23 9y ago|26 comments
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In Its Own User Base, Facebook Confronts a Wide and Varied World(undark.org)
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by cctt23 9y ago
Most automakers sell millions and millions of units in a short period of time, but Tesla does not. I’d be more interested to see what percentage of Tesla’s have been subject to recalls vs the total shipped, and compare that to a similar mai
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by cctt23 9y ago
Other than repeating phrases like AI, Deep Learning, and Blockchain, it’s really thin on how a public ledger is going to achieve any of this. Therefore, GliaLab is proud to announce that we are building GliaBase, a global diagnostic heal
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The U.S. Government Is Finally Scrambling to Regulate Facebook(theintercept.com)
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FOSTA: New Legislation May Not End Internet, but It’s Not Good Law(lawfareblog.com)
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Facebook tries to prove it cares with “Fighting Abuse Scale” conference(techcrunch.com)
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Facebook Isn’t Just Violating Our Privacy(nytimes.com)
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The Most Important Self-Driving Car Announcement Yet(theatlantic.com)
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by cctt23 9y ago
That fucked up world is called the world, and the world as it’s always been. None of us has to like that, and we can try to change it, but it’s still the world. Ignoring reality in favor of what we want to be true is magical thinking.
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by cctt23 9y ago
Bram Cohen didn’t go on Hacker News and invalidate every safe harbor a defense counsel needs, either. Just to be clear, you’ve said, in writing, on behalf of your company, that you are aware of illegal activity happening on your network, t
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by cctt23 9y ago
If you need whistleblowers to be saints, you’re going to have a bad time. The guy who blows the whistle on bad practices has to have a lot of access, which means he’s probably culpable. That doesn’t make their information less accurate or v
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by cctt23 9y ago
Ideologically I like where you’re coming from, but legally speaking I think you’re going to prison.
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SF Will Regulate Electric Scooter Sharing(techcrunch.com)
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Facebook Will Cut Off Access to Third Party Data for Ad Targeting(techcrunch.com)
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by cctt23 9y ago
A lot of people have no real idea just how widespread that testing is, and people tend to assume that “someone must be taking care of this.”
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by cctt23 9y ago
What we really need is an energetically advantageous way to produce high energy neutral particle beams. That would start to look more like the ray guns of science fiction than lasers ever will. It’s not just the weather either, when you hit
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by cctt23 9y ago
Blindness, 2nd and then 3rd degree burns. Think of it more like a heat ray, and you get the idea. Human heads don’t have the option of countermeasures though, such as ablative costing which dramatically increase blooming, while insulating t
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It’s Time to Begin Socializing Drug Development(undark.org)
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Architectural Mystery: Ruin Researcher Explores Ancient Temple’s Hidden History(99percentinvisible.org)
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The People Who Can Control Their Goose Bumps(theatlantic.com)
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How Silicon Valley’s feature creep is ruining sex toys(theverge.com)
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Turning Scientists into Politicians(undark.org)
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China’s spiraling space station will plunge to Earth in about a week(theverge.com)
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What We Know (and Don’t Know) About How to Lose Weight(nytimes.com)
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