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I can't say i've found a solution. But I have improved the situation. I work remote now, cutting out 2-3hrs a day of commute time. Though we had to move states (CA -> TX) to get a larger home so I could have an office.
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8y ago
What they need to do is target parents, then they'll be raking it in. I've had MoviePass for 4 months and haven't had a chance to use it yet.
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9y ago
This is a disappointing response from Tesla. I understand why they are trying to limit liability but they fucked up. They need to take responsibility. The autopilot actively veered towards the barrier. That's very different from autopi
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9y ago
Ah no. If you listen to the sex workers who are generally WOMEN they advocate for legalizing and regulating sex work. Because they want a safe environment to work in. By making sex work illegal you are preventing people in the industry from
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9y ago
Just legalize it already! It's been proven time and time again across many countries around the world that legalizing and regulating prostitution creates a safer environment for the girls AND the customers.
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9y ago
It's not a joke. I was in a bus crossing the Bay Bridge a few weeks ago. I was watching a Tesla driver play on his phone. He didn't look up once in the span where I had visibility (about half of the bridge).
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9y ago
I think so but the artist is the AI's creator.
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9y ago
My advice: Do. As in make shit. Pick something you think should exist then figure out how to make it. Pick a reasonable goal; ie don't attempt to build a self driving car, at least not straight way :). I follow what i call Just in Time
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9y ago
Also a bug bounty: https://bugcrowd.com/tesla
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I don't think it's appropriate to ask the citizens of the rest of the country if they support the secession. To create a simple analogy lets say you have a group of five people. One is a captive and four are the captors. Is it app
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9y ago
Is it possible to encrypt with teams? eg `keybase encrypt -m "my message" {{insert team name here}}`
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9y ago
I'm not sure where this notion that cities run out of space comes from. We've always had high land utilization in cities. But the cities still grow, they grow by replacing low density residences with higher density residences. So
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Ben loves Rap and he has always used Rap quotes.
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I'd imagine the problem is the concentration of salt where the dumping occurs. There would need to be a system in place to spread the salt out over a large geographical area at concentrations that is not harmful.
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9y ago
It's not anti-democratic. It's the opposite. California State representatives were elected into power by all voters (home owners and renters). Where as local anti-building policies in communities exist because the NIMBY's pay
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Ipv4/udp Remote Code Execution in Linux Kernel
(securityfocus.com)
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10y ago
We used to order Munchery all the time back in ~2013 because the food was really high quality. Then they dropped the price which I was fine with, then they the dropped quality too. At which point we stopped. There are a lot of options avail
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1Password raises top bounty reward to $100,000
(blog.agilebits.com)
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News.com.au is utter trash. It's Australia's Daily Mail.
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I'd agree. But I think that is a product of a failed education system resulting in disenfranchisement. It doesn't have to be that way. A fix (for the US) isn't coming anytime soon. It will probably have to get pretty messy be
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Why didn't we just stick with bread and rice? How much bread and rice could you possibly want? The point is; you can't envisage what the needs of tomorrow will be. If we truly automate all the necessities of life, then we could fo
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10y ago
Somewhat. In this thread and article you were the only one to mention Adaptive Learning. And I was the only one to mention education.
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10y ago
There's not a finite number of companies. Companies are a human construct. Easy to create more. Resources are finite on Earth but we will be sourcing resources from around the solar system relatively shortly. I'd say within 50 yea
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Why is education never discussed in the context of robot / AI automation? It is the solution. If not the ONLY solution. We've been here before with the industrial revolution. 50% of the population was working in agriculture and ev
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Isn't there some moral violation here? The app looks great but we really really should not be encouraging people to use FTP. Anyone using FTP should feel weight of a thousand suns of shame.
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This is great. I was going to create something similar to manage lambda functions across environments. Awesome to see you're already using the newly released environment variables for lambdas.
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I call prison "criminal university". It's just fucking stupid. We get a whole bunch of violent / profession criminals together so they can learn from each other and build their networks. Then brand them as criminals so t
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Yeah, it's down. I'm experiencing issues too. Also see https://twitter.com/aws_shd/status/767864566667542528
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The surrounding cities are still ridiculously expensive
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I think the best argument for building more is to keep SF weird. A lot of people are sad SF has changed so radically; become less artsy. These same people argue against building up, in the misguided notion that it will destroy their lovely
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