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   by dgax 10y ago

   It will be interesting to see how it plays out, but it's worth noting that there is a healthy amount of suspicion, some fear, and even a little bit of animosity toward google in the US health care industry. Opinions about surveillance
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   by dgax 10y ago

   I can't wait to see these in Pittsburgh. If they can merge into traffic going into the Liberty Tunnels after a Pens game they can handle anything. That being said, with the bulk of the reliable automation being on largely uninterestin
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   by dgax 10y ago

   The article, especially some of the examples, seems abusive to low-wage employees. How many of us would give a job description that said 'this is not a preparation for a slow motion contest' a second glance? The meat and potatoes
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   by dgax 10y ago

   It's not surprising that TF is the slowest in many cases. It has been widely, sometimes harshly, criticized in the past for that reason. On the other hand, despite its speed TF appears to be the only tool that doesn't have to si
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   by dgax 10y ago

   The article seems to focus more on instances where food production is a limiting factor. Land use is less of a problem in places where we have (collectively) enough food and people tend to focus more on the very serious environmental impac
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   by dgax 10y ago

   I had the same issue with my VW where it was activated without me signing the paperwork. The official line I got from VW was that it couldn't be removed or deactivated because it is 'safety equipment'. VW is shady.