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by conductr 1y ago
This is a hypothetical in this situation, car manufacturers are under no such obligation. Also, rules like this tend to get reversed once the true risk is realized- people dying that is. We do all kinds of things for very marginal improveme
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by conductr 1y ago
The point is it’s up to the device owner to make their own risk calculation instead of the benevolent manufacturer
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by conductr 1y ago
Good points, I did miss those. However, if I had this vehicle and I was reading this article today - and had the ability I'm asking for - I would just keep my current version running until they figure this mess out. It's the advan
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by conductr 1y ago
How do you roll back a fatal car accident caused by the faulty update? Giving user’s control over when the update runs allows them to be in a safe and secure setting when that update happens. Allowing them time, gives them and Jeep the abil
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by conductr 1y ago
If programming is woodworking, using AI is ikea assembly except they packed most the wrong parts in the box so I have to deal with customer service to go back and forth to get the right parts and the hardware parts don’t always function as
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by conductr 1y ago
Also, what happens to those employed when they each have 10 people trying to take their job. It’s a downward spiral for employment as we know it.
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by conductr 1y ago
Almost nobody in a business needs to know double-entry except for the accountants. You need to know accounting concepts (what can be expensed verses capitalized, how does bad debt get treated, etc) and how to read your financial statements.
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by conductr 1y ago
This is accurate. Back then nobody went to google and was confused when it was just an input box. They went there already knowing it was a search engine and that search engines needed input. They came back because the results were so good (
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by conductr 1y ago
Why would you assume that's the kind of person you're responding to? Their question alone leads me to believe it's exactly not that kind of person.
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by conductr 1y ago
I built this same thing about 15-20 years ago, there was no plaid so I just had them input their routing and account info, I could print anything I wanted on the MICR line so I don't see why you need access to a user's bank accoun
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by conductr 1y ago
Any improvement is a change and you can’t just make “improvements” when the changes require politicians. It’s likely they would seize the opportunity to change a lot more than the improvements you feel are needed.
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by conductr 1y ago
When similar topics come up I like to add this tidbit, also encourage them to listen to full albums. In order, no shuffle or playlist, just dedicating an ~hour to sit and listen to an album. When any Dookie song ends I still automatically s
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by conductr 1y ago
Not trying to argue with you, I just happen to have a counter-point on everything you mentioned LOL. > wasting time going down an unproductive path This is usually a fallacy. First, in most cases, what's the hurry? You're learn
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by conductr 1y ago
I hate defending his highness, but this has been in play way longer than he’s been in office.
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by conductr 1y ago
Not sure I understand your point. If someone wants to open an exchange there, what’s stopping them? I’m a Dallas resident and this has been a large coordinated effort that has a lot of banks relocating here. Not going to debate the good or
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by conductr 1y ago
I use arduino ide to build esp projects. I have not found it much different than the arduino as a beginner, except much cheaper and faster. I like not having to do all the shield stuff. But will admit, it was helpful to start on arduino as
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by conductr 1y ago
He’s been with the company for 20 years and they basically thought he was management material but just needed to check this box and they were willing to pay for him to do it. Strong signals that this situation specifically he was already we
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by conductr 1y ago
Most of those are politics and that’s not part of the education. You’ll learn what a textbook definition of strategic planning is, the concept behind it but every company has its own strategic planning process and it’s always evolving. Mana
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by conductr 1y ago
As a self taught person at many things, I will know what I need to know when I need to know it. I’m resourceful. The idea that you have to have some prior knowledge to recognize and solve a problem is bonkers to me. There may be some proble
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by conductr 1y ago
> Newcomb joined the company 20 years ago as a packer of chair mats, which the facility made at the time. He took on new roles as years went by. When he reached a point where he wanted a leadership position, Newell’s human-resources depa
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by conductr 1y ago
> whoever was going to be in hot water over the hack burns it down and now the blame shifts from them to whoever manages G-drive and don’t have a backup plan. LG is SK firm and manufacturer of hacked hardware and also the batteries that
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by conductr 1y ago
I don’t mind it at all, because it’s purposefully turning to shit. Degradation sounds slow natural. Like how a computer bought in 2005 that runs just as well as back then has seemed to have degraded 20 years later, no fault of its own. I do
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by conductr 1y ago
Arguably was the key word you missed. I don’t think anyone has made this argument before but I personally believe it could be made successfully to a jury. 1) denial of care resulting in death has already has case law for murder, it’s typica
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by conductr 1y ago
Single payor system would solve a lot of problems as insurance companies and the economic system/incentives they’ve created in healthcare is the root cause of a lot of the issues. Also, it’s such a large and relatively unnecessary valu
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by conductr 1y ago
An insurer having an auto-deny policy for care claims (procedure/medication/etc) and then fighting a physician’s explanation/reason for their recommendation to the extent the patient expires while this battle plays out, is ev
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by conductr 1y ago
Most western people can’t take a cut that’s puts them on par with even a well paid Indian.
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by conductr 1y ago
There’s not a lot of actual innovation in software. Hasn’t been in quite some time. Any project a lot of these companies invest in has to be tied to a revenue stream or it doesn’t get funded. I think it’s a wholesale realization that they’v
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by conductr 1y ago
It’s a larger shift from growth to mature business stages. All the growth of past couple decades is now maintenance
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by conductr 1y ago
I’m not sure it’s even that. I think the entire tech industry is reaching a maturation stage. Where a majority of customers pain has been solved, opportunities for innovation are slim or negative ROI, and so maintaining the headcount of the
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by conductr 1y ago
When nobody wants to return to office, why not? The work from home shift was always going to accelerate the global pay equilibrium, it will continue to do so.

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