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You knew these would be downvoted and even made an account name specifically refrencing why. And after all that, a super low effort comment, even for a coq joke. You didn't even try to be humorous or clever... Why bother?
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Honestly, almost any hobby with depth has one, but I know of no good generalist sites. Here is a good example; Bobtheoilguy - Forum dedicated to automotive lubricants. Some very in depth analysis and company insiders on occasion. Many users
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It would appear they are lying, as they won a court case by arguing they were not. So either way someone is blowing hot air, and either way that someone is the NYT
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9y ago
Yup. If they want to clean up their public image, this is another place they can start. I have seen a recent shift at NYT, but it is still very lacking in my perception. They seem to be popular, or at least heavily marketed here in HN.
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"The driver should be able to decide who owns his vehicle data." This. This is the most important statement in the findings. We know accidents are going to happen, judgements made. The rest makes obvious, human centric, sense. (As
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Works fine with a 30 dollar roku. I think you are inventing problems. Not everything interacts, specifically walled gardens.
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Customs is a whole different ballgame, federal rules tend to override state laws.
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The problem to me is often their caviler use as torture devices to force compliance. I have seen many used where some calm words or listening would have gotten their way. Now cops just yell commands, often 3 at a time, and use less lethal f
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Who would downvote this without explaining themselves?
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And an even larger part of the world, even a majority of the USA, Uber, nor public transport are viable. We dont all live in cities.
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The Socratic Method is one of persuasion, not discussion. The effort is to guide the person to your idea, on their own, so to speak. This is a poor method of actual discussion. In essence, you become the opinionated one.
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When the tires cost more than the car you do.
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As a rural dwelling liberal progressive, I sure felt shit on by all sides. I have never felt so much hate from people I dont know about views I dont hold. Its absolutely insane.
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How is that relevant at all to the discussion?
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9y ago
Not always. I found at least a third of 'internships' were just free labor, no matter how well you mesh.
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9y ago
Learn a skill. Find a job doing something you want to learn. With 2 or morevaluable skills, you will have an easier time of life than those who rely on only one.
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9y ago
Trucks are used as work, and puzzlingly, luxury cars in the US. They hold their value well because of the new standards seem to be making long term maintanince harder and more expensive. Pre-DEF Desiel engines, Normally aspirated V8 engines
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I wasted my good years working and studying for the opprotunity to have this job I now just slighly less than hate. -everyone my age
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If they also had to hire consuel and appear in court, the burden was equally large on them. If everyone sued, the burden would cause change. Acceping things as they are is how you keep things bad.
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9y ago
Just like immigration? /s
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I know about a dozen truckers, more than half listen to podcasts. Not sure why you would say this. NPR is popular, but nowhere near a majority market imho.
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I say it over and over. You can not completely anonymize data with any reliability. Please note the qualifier, many systems work for many vectors, but any sufficiently large dataset can be used to graph habits and correlate them. Maybe ther
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9y ago
Are you trolling? Did I miss a scarcasm tag? I am no fan of Trump, but writing off anything pro trump as fake news is beyond ignorant. Take a miniute and replace everytime you say 'trump' with 'obama' and see if you woul
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9y ago
Got any facts to backup your assertions? Free speech is hardly a tenent of facisim.
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This invalidates all of their previous statements. A very bad PR move. I think we all knew it was at their whim, based on some of the other sites they continue to host. Just more greed masqurading as virtue. That seems to be the speed of pr
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Exactly why this is not impressive to me. The point is to be able to learn the rules, but all I see is some of not only the rules, but the actions already prespecified in many cases. Yes its hard, and thats why humans still rule the roost.
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It is'nt always, but it sure can be.
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Forged steel, vs the cast steel/iron of the wheels themselves. They are heated and press fit on the wheels, and the cooling shrinks them onto the wheel. This is usually semi-permanant, with replacements only from wear against the rails
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Why not? He seems a bit happier than the Doc. In all seriousness, critique the ideas, not the source.
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Yet, my ICE is cheaper to repair than an out of warrany tesla.
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