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by dbt00 3y ago
Because the sensor package isn’t good enough or else they’d be much closer to Waymo’s capabilities.
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by dbt00 3y ago
I’ve used their FSD package for 4+ years. I don’t trust them to deliver level 2 much less 4 or 5.
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by dbt00 3y ago
“All performance benefits go out the window the moment you have to do any computation in a goroutine” probably. Go is the one language that should never have to suffer the pain of sync/async splits. Why would you want to opt into that?
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by dbt00 3y ago
I recently saw this study, but it's almost 20 years old, I don't know if there's more recent data available. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1360393/ "Didgeridoo playing as al
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by dbt00 3y ago
If you're raking your yard, a rake isn't so bad. If you're running a service, you can move much faster with a leaf blower.
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by dbt00 3y ago
If you read the article, this is discussed. It’s not a panacea but helping some people is better than shrugging and helping none.
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by dbt00 3y ago
article says 1.4$bn or 3.5%.
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by dbt00 3y ago
So SFO is recovering 3.5% of its annual budget from rideshare apps. Given the absolute massive amount of traffic flow, that seems perfectly reasonable to me. The last two times I drove into SFO the two lanes into the central parking garage
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by dbt00 3y ago
They didn’t admit they were wrong, they said it was just the appearance of impropriety.
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by dbt00 3y ago
If you don't understand why that's bad, look up the 2009 crash of Air France 447, when a pilot made an error that should have been impossible to make with any kind of flight training and killed 228 people.
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by dbt00 3y ago
Palantir is a Quenya word meaning far-seeing. The last successful king of Numenor was Tar-Palantir for example. The palantiri were corrupted by Sauron and limited to only show things that he wanted you to see. This was extremely well known
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by dbt00 3y ago
It’s not just Google. Netflix was kind enough to share microservices with all of us too. At a small startup you should be able to get everyone in a room and aligned on priorities and methods. It won’t scale, but that’s ok. You have to earn
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by dbt00 3y ago
Uber had huge supporters in Phoenix and that didn't save them there. Cruise did the wrong thing by lying to government regulators.
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by dbt00 3y ago
> The artist formerly known as Prince Who of course, went back to using the name Prince once his contract dispute was over, which meant he could be the artist formerly known as the artist formerly known as Prince.
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by dbt00 3y ago
I got used to it faster than I thought I would, just setting my phone to show me metric all the time really helps. 20C is room temp. 10C is chilly. 0C is cold, anything below -20C is dangerously cold. 30C is hot. 37C is body temp, anything
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by dbt00 3y ago
Airprint and Mopria are the same thing, IPP + discovery.
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by dbt00 3y ago
--first-parent, and both with git bisect and many other things, is your friend here.
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by dbt00 3y ago
Tolerance is not a moral position, so reasoning about it in moral terms is nonsense. Tolerance is a social compact and it requires mutuality. "My preference is to punch you in the face, if you claim to be tolerant you must accept that&
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by dbt00 3y ago
Newer versions of factorio have a per-station limit on the number of trains that can be in + routing to that particular stop. very helpful for this kind of problem.
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by dbt00 3y ago
Honestly, I pay because I'd rather Discord make a business of being paid by users than waiting to see who they end up getting paid by instead.
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by dbt00 3y ago
I'm not super familiar with Elixir, but Erlang uses both tuple error responses and panics, it's actually very similar to Go in that way. An erlang process (very similar to a goroutine) can subscribe to another process and will get
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by dbt00 3y ago
I mean, to me this sounds like "some christians are coming around to the fact that cosmology is mostly correct about the shape of the universe, but they want us to say that God created the big bang since you can't explain it yet.&
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by dbt00 3y ago
It's hard to be too upset about this stuff in a competitive landscape that includes Reddit and Twitter.
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by dbt00 3y ago
I find it actually quite relieving that he doesn't have any new nuclear incidents to document.
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by dbt00 3y ago
For junior folks I like weekly. For senior folks where I already have good rapport, I prefer bi-weekly. Everybody knows they can come interrupt me when something is bothering them, but taking temperature regularly is important.
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by dbt00 3y ago
That is literally a federal crime in the USA. I do not recommend it at all.
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by dbt00 3y ago
They were. Microsoft Outlook Web Access was exactly that, it's why Microsoft invented XHR. Google Maps later got a lot of credit for kicking off "Ajax", but OWA laid the groundwork.
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by dbt00 4y ago
Are you kidding me? One of the several times autopilot tried to kill me was when it randomly tried to flat stop on I-80 with a semi driver following me. No way he could have stopped in time if I hadn't disengaged and slammed on the acc
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by dbt00 4y ago
Right, like when they tried to blame Walter Huang for FSD veering directly into a barrier US-101/CA-85. "Autopilot was disengaged when it crashed." Yes, because the driver grabbed the wheel when autopilot veered directly into
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by dbt00 4y ago
That's not... that's not at all what that letter says. Her deal is that they won't prosecute her for anything else related to these crimes except that they can't promise she won't be prosecuted for tax fraud. Her de

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