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by cush 3y ago
Why would it pertain only to writing style?
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by cush 3y ago
This is a perfectly valid opinion
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by cush 3y ago
That UI is absolutely delightful
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by cush 3y ago
How would that go down? "I believe that someone currently has access to our customer database" - "It's probably nothing. Carry on with your regular work. Nothing to see here." Luckily for consumers, the do nothing a
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by cush 3y ago
There will come a day when cars truly drive themselves and still get into accidents, and I’m willing to bet that car manufacturers will somehow have zero liability. They should be held accountable just like any driver would.
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by cush 3y ago
Seriously. Tesla loyalists will say there’s net fewer accidents because of Autopilot, and maybe there are, but it’s still Tesla’s responsibility to prevent the system from being misused or entering dangerous situations, whether through negl
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by cush 3y ago
I did this with my old Galaxy. Also, because I only use it for auth, I get a full work week of battery life on standby.
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by cush 3y ago
Exactly. Reduce and Reuse Are the only valid paths for plastic and Lego is the most reusable. Recycling plastic is bullshit and single-use plastics should be banned.
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by cush 3y ago
It’s true that on environmental timescales, all plastic is bad. But Lego is probably the most durable and reusable use of plastic for entertainment we have today. Whatever logic brought you to the conclusion that reselling a thing means it’
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by cush 3y ago
Lego is heavy, bulky, expensive, and falls apart when you move it. What are you thinking we’d manufacture from it?
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by cush 3y ago
No idea. I was making a joke about the headline which reads to me like the cars were laid off
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by cush 3y ago
I want to be open-minded about AI, but I’ll be damned if my tax dollars are going to a self-driving car’s unemployment cheque!
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by cush 3y ago
At least we can all safely agree that naming things is hard.
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by cush 3y ago
That’s not how recalls usually work anyways. The cars aren’t pulled off the road. You usually get a letter or email then schedule a service. Happened with my Outback a few years ago… some battery drain thing. I took it in a few months after
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by cush 3y ago
There’s a reason software uses a floppy disk as the icon for save. The fact that a recall doesn’t involve driving the car to a dealer to have the fix applied is completely irrelevant to what recall actually means.
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by cush 3y ago
How would you manage this? If a recall is ordered, and a OTA update is possible… undo the recall and change the name of the recall…? Again there’s no way for the regulator to know how the recall should be fixed. It makes no sense to give it
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by cush 3y ago
There’s not much to debate in convenience vs safety... It’s an implied inconvenience (taking the car in) that doesn’t actually exist (people aren’t actually taking their cars in), vs accurately conveying a public safety message (the recall
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by cush 3y ago
It’s very mildly confusing but it would be more confusing to change the name. There are systems in place to ensure recall fixes are performed and consumers take recalls very seriously, so they will take action to ensure it’s updated (OTA is
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by cush 3y ago
Just because a manufacturer applies a fix OTA doesn’t make it not a recall. Recall is just a term. Regulators issue the recall. How the manufacturer performs the fix can vary.
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by cush 3y ago
As set up as any other giant tech company
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by cush 3y ago
Needs more bitmasking
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by cush 3y ago
Mine’s plugged into a regular outlet. Maybe try a GFCI smart outlet?
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by cush 3y ago
Conversely, use any $5 dripper with a physical on/off switch, then plug it into a smart plug. Keep the dripper always turned on, and use the plug to do all the smart stuff. I do this, and it’s so much easier to manage than whatever jan
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by cush 3y ago
This article is from almost a year ago. It doesn’t factor in the recent decline in Twitter valuation. That said, measuring net worth by summing together illiquid, unrealized shares in a highly volatile, overvalued tech company during a reco
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by cush 3y ago
People died…
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by cush 3y ago
Could they have chosen a worse image to depict Screwdriver Bits? https://periodictableoftools.com/Images/002/002.640.jpg
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by cush 3y ago
Last year's benchmarking software benchmarks last years top-tier chips on par with this year's mid-tier chips... Go figure. What's the story here? Not saying it's wrong, but it's always best to wait for benchmarks o
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by cush 3y ago
After a decade of declining search result quality, you'd think Google would have made some headway at busting through this kind of blatant SEO highjacking. It's interesting what kind of scummy markets emerge when there's no r
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by cush 3y ago
Artists have always gotten the short end of the stick. Maybe it's a perpetuation of the starving artist cliché, too many poster contests, or the "it will be good for your portfolio" trope, but AI has taken it to the extreme.
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by cush 3y ago
Put in a prompt and get an image is working out pretty well

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