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by danielfoster 2y ago
Does anyone still use EyeEm? This seems mostly like an issue for older users with outdated email addresses.
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by danielfoster 2y ago
Here's a more insightful article that shows the extent of the change: https://nantucketcurrent.com/real-estate/its-a-gamble-beachf...
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by danielfoster 2y ago
That's what I thought until I saw the video. The top metal panel that covers the accelerator literally falls off, wedging itself between the accelerator and the car. It's not a fabric cover.
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by danielfoster 2y ago
Pressure to perform?
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by danielfoster 2y ago
It's almost like they contracted the Cybertruck out to Boeing and Spirit Aerosystems, but even they would not have messed up so badly.
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by danielfoster 2y ago
This is frighteningly bad design / quality control.
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by danielfoster 2y ago
Not only this, but accepting a donation is not an obligation to preserve something for an endless period of time.
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by danielfoster 2y ago
I agree it’s often not useful but I’ve seen some gains from using it. The Model T also was not exceptional.
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by danielfoster 2y ago
ChatGPT only required the electricity of 130 homes to train? This seems quite low given the benefits to society.
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by danielfoster 2y ago
I would be curious to know as well. One possibility could be fear of cannibalization. Other than decrease range on the budget cars and possibly enable FSD for free on premium models, there may not be much Tesla can do to distinguish its bud
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by danielfoster 2y ago
The metal barriers currently being tested, while not an ideal solution, are one example of a solution that could save lives with minimal cost. Barriers that are not aligned to the doors and move up vertically from the edge of the platform (
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by danielfoster 2y ago
Having witnessed someone lose their legs to a subway train at Union Square (a station where the barriers are likely not currently feasible), these changes need to happen faster. Eliminating incidents of passengers entering the track area wo
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by danielfoster 3y ago
It’s great that Bellingcat put this together, but what are the police being paid to do? Sometimes it seems like law enforcement aren’t investing enough in OSINT.
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by danielfoster 3y ago
What about density zoning, lack of mass transit, and high cost of construction? These are the main drivers of unaffordable housing.
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by danielfoster 3y ago
If I understood the situation correctly, he times his day train to book a night train with a sleeping berth. Still, I agree. I would find this very uncomfortable after some time. Hopefully he also has friends he can stay with in various cit
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by danielfoster 3y ago
Not only this, but there's no need to worry about last-minute technical issues. You can just relax and focus on the exam.
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by danielfoster 3y ago
I don't know if it's mentioned in the lawsuit, but Apple has a "You need to upgrade your storage..." box that annoyingly pops up once you have reached the iCloud storage limit. There are a number of issues with how Apple
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by danielfoster 3y ago
I was excited about this until I read that companies had introduced efficiencies such as “monk mondays” to get more done in less time. Couldn’t a company do this, keep a five-day work week, and see an increase in productivity?
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by danielfoster 3y ago
This is a very cool idea, but I can’t help feeling afraid it might catch on something.
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by danielfoster 3y ago
I’m surprised Tesla owners are not yet required to sign up for X (formerly Twitter).
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by danielfoster 3y ago
A bus is a reasonable alternative to a 2.5-hour train ride, but would be too long to really compete with a 4-hour train ride. If the law were extended to 4 hours, then trains would have a monopoly on these journeys and consumers would suffe
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by danielfoster 3y ago
Recent graduates would have at least played around with AI enough to notice how it can be incorrect or at least heard about this from peers. An older lawyer less familiar with technology is much less likely to have this experience. Furtherm
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by danielfoster 3y ago
I found it astounding that the judge accepted the lawyer's excuse that two recent law graduates were responsible for the AI citations. No recent graduate would use AI in this manner. Everyone deserves a second chance, but I would have
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by danielfoster 3y ago
The plastic should not impart any taste directly, but it would expose the wine to oxygen. This is a factor that bulk producers take into account when formulating their wines.
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by danielfoster 3y ago
I love AVH, but at the same time feel like they could be doing more to monetize. Why not start a YouTube channel? There are air crash investigators getting millions of views and earning plenty of ad / sponsorship revenue there.
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by danielfoster 3y ago
Why isn’t there a summary above the links? I don’t want to look through a bunch of PDFs.
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by danielfoster 3y ago
Most people don’t expect their phones to be sucked out of airplanes.
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by danielfoster 3y ago
Even better, "Because you wanted to."
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Volkswagen will bring back physical buttons(afronomist.com)
53 points by danielfoster 3y ago|52 comments
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by danielfoster 3y ago
I'm sure there was some bias here. Interestingly, Poland scored much higher despite also having a relatively negative mindset in its culture as well.

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