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Ukraine’s new startup life: Hallways, closets, bunkers(washingtonpost.com)
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Miami’s mayor backed MiamiCoin crypto–then its price dropped 95%(qz.com)
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by danso 4y ago
The article says the driver on a freeway, and had set Autopilot 20 minutes prior to the crash. Obviously there would've been a speed zone before the traffic light intersection, but presumably the speed limit was 65+ at the time the dri
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by danso 4y ago
The families of the Sandy Hook school shooting victims sued Remington and settled for $73 million, even though Remington didn't directly sell the gun to the shooter, or violate any other laws regulating the sale of firearms: https:&#x
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by danso 4y ago
> ...and did not maintain the attention while doing so IANAL, but exceeding the speed limit wouldn't be enough for a prosecutor to want to prove felony vehicular manslaughter. Even when DUI is involved, juries can still decide tha
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by danso 4y ago
LOL I originally typed "what" and then realized "how" would be better, and apparently my ADHD kicked in
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by danso 4y ago
I know the TOS for Autopilot require that the driver be fully engaged while using it — i.e. the driver completely accepts liability for everything that happens while AP is on. But isn't one of AP's selling points is that it's
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by danso 4y ago
FWIW, this case is considered to be notable because it is the first fatal car crash in which Tesla Autopilot was involved, and in which the driver faces felony charges. The charges were first announced in January [0]; today's news is t
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Judge orders trial in Tesla autopilot manslaughter case(courthousenews.com)
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Reply All co-hosts Alex Goldman and Emmanuel Dzotsi to leave show(theverge.com)
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by danso 4y ago
The pre-paywall grafs: > Flight data indicates someone in the cockpit intentionally crashed a China Eastern jet earlier this year, according to people familiar with U.S. officials’ preliminary assessment of what led to the accident. &g
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China Eastern Black Box Points to Intentional Nosedive(wsj.com)
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by danso 4y ago
The people who believe Musk is being a bullshitter are still in the running for being “mostly right” in this situation. A few years ago, Musk got emotional and publicly accused one of his critics of being a “pedo”. He doubled down on this l
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Not a single car was sold in Shanghai last month(bloomberg.com)
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Ex-eBay exec pleads guilty to harassing Ina and David Steiner(theguardian.com)
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by danso 4y ago
More info and more firings: https://twitter.com/mikeisaac/status/1524793136051986434 https://www.nytimes.com/2022/05/12/technology/two-twitter-le...
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Twitter CEO fires two top executives, freezes hiring(theverge.com)
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Loud Ads on Streaming Services Targeted by US Lawmakers(bloomberg.com)
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by danso 4y ago
The citation: > For coverage that revealed the complexities of building the James Webb Space Telescope, designed to facilitate groundbreaking astronomical and cosmological research What was submitted for the award was apparently an art
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The 2022 Pulitzer Prize Winner in Explanatory Reporting(pulitzer.org)
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Illinois college, hit by ransomware attack, to shut down(nbcnews.com)
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by danso 4y ago
Because the U.S. abortion debate is currently a huge news story and the NYT doesn't want Wordle to be seen as entwined in current events.
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by danso 4y ago
In case there's a paywall for the editor's note: the tl;dr is that today's word was originally supposed to be "FETUS". Last week the NYT noticed this and made a change, but this change wouldn't propagate to all
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A Note About Today’s Wordle Game(nytimes.com)
24 points by danso 4y ago|47 comments
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Everything with a battery should have an off switch(twitter.com)
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Musk's $44B buyout of Twitter faces U.S. antitrust review -report(reuters.com)
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by danso 4y ago
For $250M, he got a decent deal. The WaPo was facing consecutive years of revenue decline, but it was still one of the most prestigious outlets. And other than the NYT, the most tech-savvy and future-ready of U.S. outlets
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by danso 4y ago
Non-paywall link: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/05/03/technology/elon-musk-twit...
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Bored Ape virtual land sale breaks Ethereum(vice.com)
218 points by danso 4y ago|404 comments
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by danso 4y ago
I too am interested in what you find in your third-party apps list. That’s really the only way I can imagine an account doing a rogue tweet without your password being compromised. Especially when the rogue tweet is something related to f

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