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by darkwizard42 1y ago
If you are going slower you can make up for missing details, missing a brake signal, missing a pedestrian. Speed is the underlying reason accidents happen. No one is creeping at 2 MPH and just running into things, they have time to stop. Th
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by darkwizard42 1y ago
This isn't even true because the dataset compares against conditions IN THE CITY they operate in. They operate year-round in SF and in the same conditions human drivers do.
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by darkwizard42 1y ago
Housing won't be affected in LA because the issue is zoning + cost to get started. There are too many reviews blocking housing; it isn't blocked by warehouses being "more valuable" than housing in those lots
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by darkwizard42 1y ago
The comment here is glib and against community guidelines, but it should be somewhat obvious the ability for someone to be in the car and regulate poor behavior helps. Strangers in your (personally owned and financed) vehicle who could tras
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by darkwizard42 1y ago
Finance can have this at times; software engineering can have this at times as well (especially at the senior levels and in specialized fields OR at the startup level - people like working together and will often work together again).
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by darkwizard42 1y ago
Okay, are you able to at least see your vouchers and other credits? I currently have a $5 credit applied from a cancellation dispute so I think it should be working for all credits.
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by darkwizard42 1y ago
When you choose your payment method in the ride selection screen you should be automatically using credits (unless those credits are for something specific, like Eats, or something else). I'm able to see this in my Uber app today (set
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by darkwizard42 2y ago
Some people have an obligation to sell (option contracts must be honored, ETFs must be rebalanced, etc.) and this creates liquidity. Some people also have a lower risk tolerance (or want the money to put into something with more predictable
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by darkwizard42 2y ago
My interpretation is: it’s domestic overproduction because China isn’t exporting as much to US so it will consume domestically and then not have need for imports from the other SE Asia countries.
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by darkwizard42 2y ago
For those who have used the image generation models and even the text models to create things, there is no way you can look at the Disney-look-alike images and NOT see that as copyright infringement...
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by darkwizard42 2y ago
This will likely drive unemployment up. The retraction of capital from labor spending doesn't seem like a great thing overall, but I wonder where the money will go (does it go instead to scalable improvements like infrastructure/c
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by darkwizard42 2y ago
Yes, and we have never built artificial gravity and tested it in space, much less its effects on the body. I think this validates how rocket tech is not the limiting factor on reaching Mars.
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by darkwizard42 2y ago
No, the biggest hurdle is having astronauts survive the journey (health and successful landing/departure of Mars). It would be over 3 years in space to round trip to Mars with current tech. We haven't had an astronaut in space con
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by darkwizard42 2y ago
The FAA will actually fully investigate this as the issue COULD be due to pilot error or equipment failure. So it is still potentially an issue outside of the weather.
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by darkwizard42 2y ago
This statement doesn't seem to hold true. China has banned nearly all US tech companies and social products. It has not decreased the influence of China's influence (which has been through manufacturing/retail influence and t
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by darkwizard42 2y ago
Yes, great source. filter that by Home vs the mobile category to see it is only beat by PlayStation. You could argue the Switch is a home console as well.
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by darkwizard42 2y ago
I remember how fun it was to use that in Wii based Metroid Prime games. Hoping they return this feature in creative ways!
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by darkwizard42 2y ago
The Wii was on the of the best selling consoles of all time? I believe only surpassed by the PS2. Is the gimmicky a personal opinion or something you believe didn’t resonate with customers?
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by darkwizard42 2y ago
Out of curiosity, what happens after you do an Everest climb? Does the increased production in red blood cells stay? Is it similar to how high altitude training works on cardio sports today?
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by darkwizard42 2y ago
Yeah, I don't think the billions you are talking about care about Meta's hiring policies. I don't even think billions of people accurately understand what it means to work at "Meta" vs. Facebook, Instagram, or Whats
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by darkwizard42 2y ago
For sure, I think this does however line up with even younger folks who aren't going to generic clubs for a late night. They would just start earlier, bars/etc. and then end earlier. The full night bangers are definitely still ver
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by darkwizard42 2y ago
Yeah, I don't think you are going to taste much of that in a stew (which is by definition a soggy mush). As noted you don't want to use this for anything fresh where mostly fresh vegetables will be superior.
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by darkwizard42 2y ago
Interesting. My experience in NYC even with folks in the 20s is they prefer going out BEFORE it gets super late, with the super late nights only happening for shows (where the DJ/main act doesn't come on till 1:30 AM). I've a
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by darkwizard42 2y ago
The secret has always been frozen chopped spinach. Absurdly cheap, doesn't go bad, blends/melts away into EVERYTHING! (Pasta, soups, beans for tacos, whatever). I will note, the hard limit is you can't actually use it in a sa
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by darkwizard42 2y ago
The original joke I think is a play on porpoise and purpose. There is another great skit from Rick and Morty on the topic ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X7HmltUWXgs ).
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by darkwizard42 2y ago
Perhaps you might consider technology like this to help assist folks in learning how to do complete basic car maintenance. After all, the first time you changed a tire you probably needed some kind of assistance. Similarly knowing how to fo
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by darkwizard42 2y ago
Pittsburgh Airport also has some fairly "famous" carpet. I wonder when they will rip that out. I have fond memories of it!
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by darkwizard42 2y ago
Yes, the new terminal in Bengaluru is BEAUTIFUL! I was amazed walking through it with how lush it was. Really love that look and very fitting for the climate (more or less)
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by darkwizard42 2y ago
Taxing the previously subsidized usage of those roads is a start. See NYC's recent starter congestion tax. It still has a long way to go, but we can certainly improve the world slowly!
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by darkwizard42 2y ago
Under 20 for sure, Milwaukee Protocol is the usual approach

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