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by chroma 4y ago
I guarantee that you clicked through some terms and conditions while buying that ticket, and it almost certainly said that phones weren't allowed. This is quite common at comedy shows because comedians develop their material over time.
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by chroma 4y ago
Did you miss the tweet where he talked about a crazy stalker jumping on the hood of a car that Elon's son was in?[1] Or the fact that the FAA gives Elon's jet a PIA, but Jack Sweeney brags about being able to get around that priva
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by chroma 4y ago
The problem is that because he owns a jet, any passenger on it is at risk. That’s why his son was accosted by a crazy stalker. I find it absurd how many people are against automated license plate readers (even privately owned ones) but simu
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by chroma 4y ago
If you look at the SEC filing it's 8% of profits. Though Tesla isn't trying to be particularly profitable right now. They've been spending tons of money on new factories so they can scale up production.
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by chroma 4y ago
I agree with you. The legal system's job is to substitute for vigilantes. In this case the legal system doesn't provide certain services adequately, so the incentives favor vigilantism.
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by chroma 4y ago
No. In their latest filing[1], automotive regulatory credits are around 1% of revenue. 1. https://www.sec.gov/ix?doc=/Archives/edgar/data/1318605/0000...
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by chroma 4y ago
So the police didn't do any detective work, didn't help with the sting operation, and they didn't punish the thief. It seems like it'd be more fruitful to get a few of your friends and solve the problem yourself. It&#x27
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by chroma 4y ago
This[1] is one of the videos on comma.ai’s website.[2] I count at least 10 disengagements. It doesn’t even follow the road in some cases. 1. https://youtube.com/watch?v=NmBfgOanCyk 2. https://comma.ai/openpi
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by chroma 4y ago
New Zealand is not a liberal democracy. It restricts freedom of information. New Zealand has banned over 1,300 books, and restricted access to another 728. The country also bans certain video games, and even the second Human Centipede film.
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by chroma 4y ago
In most countries, it's not clear if smokers use more health care than average. They do get sick more, but they also die sooner and more quickly. But let's assume it's true, and that smokers do cause an undue burden on the he
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by chroma 4y ago
This has several problems. First, people find exploits in sandboxes all the time. Second, current AI systems are not sandboxed because most useful applications involve network access. Third, an AI can trick humans into helping it escape. Pe
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by chroma 4y ago
That wouldn't work very well. An aerial firefighting plane can dump and restock water much faster than it can consume fuel.
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by chroma 4y ago
I mean... FSD has rolled out to every vehicle in North America that bought the feature. It's definitely not perfect, but it's getting better every update. Yes the timelines have been much longer than Musk claimed, but you can watc
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by chroma 4y ago
Their metric of "problems per 100 vehicles" is not very well correlated with what we think of as vehicle quality. If your phone won't pair with car's bluetooth, that's considered just as much of a problem as the dri
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by chroma 4y ago
Tesla’s recalls are almost entirely software updates, and for trivial stuff like the seat belt warning chime might not alert the driver in some corner case. Another “recall” I got was a software update that disabled the boombox feature whil
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by chroma 4y ago
The numbers sound crazy because anchovies and sardines are tiny.
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by chroma 4y ago
SpaceX launches more payload to orbit than the rest of the world combined. They're the only ones who have managed to land orbital boosters. Tesla has manufactured over 3 million cars. They are so successful that the majority of electri
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by chroma 4y ago
He used an early Tesla Roadster as a daily commuter for years. Then he launched it into space on the first flight of the Falcon Heavy. He uses prerelease versions of the FSD software in his Model S. Musk wouldn't get a Neuralink early
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by chroma 4y ago
I’m against NZ’s censorship because I decide what I get to read and hear, not the government. That such laws are rarely enforced is worse, not better. It means the authorities are engaging in favoritism and possibly going after their polit
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by chroma 4y ago
It wasn't "stolen revenge porn". It was information about how Joe Biden used his political power to shield his son from the consequences of his misdeeds. That story was completely censored from Twitter. You couldn't even
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by chroma 4y ago
So if the RNC had a hotline to Twitter that they used to censor stuff so their candidates could win more elections, you'd respond in the same manner? They're a private organization.
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by chroma 4y ago
So if in 2016 the Trump campaign had done the same thing, you'd be fine with the response, "The Trump campaign is not the government."?
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by chroma 4y ago
Biden himself wasn't an elected official at the time, but many others were. One of Taibbi's tweets shows an email from the DNC requesting that certain tweets be censored.
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by chroma 4y ago
Because of laws passed after the Enron scandal, publicly traded companies are required to retain internal communications for long periods of time. So if you're going to blame anyone for this, blame the government. Also the owners of Tw
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by chroma 4y ago
Until she deleted her tweet that linked to the NY Post story. https://nypost.com/2020/10/14/kayleigh-mcenany-locked-out-of...
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by chroma 4y ago
Loder was suspended for ban evasion. He ran the masksfordoctors Twitter account, which was suspended last year for violating the covid misinformation policy. That said, Loder is not a particularly nice person. He loves to both encourage vio
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by chroma 4y ago
Traffic fatalities are up 17% over 2019. That’s thousands of extra deaths. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motor_vehicle_fatality_rate_in...
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by chroma 4y ago
It's the opposite. If cops were invulnerable, they'd be far less likely to use lethal force. It's usually because they fear for their lives that they shoot.
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by chroma 4y ago
> she got the weapon and was threatening her attacker Are you talking about Ma'Khia Bryant?[1] Because in that case both parties grabbed knives, but Bonner was unarmed by the time the police arrived. Also it doesn't matter what
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by chroma 4y ago
Of course people are going to talk about SpaceX. They're the only ones who have rockets that land. It's because of this that SpaceX launches more mass to orbit than the rest of the world combined. Since last year, the majority of

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