diebeforei485

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by diebeforei485 2y ago
It's not in their interest to do so. Tesla is the EV leader and exports many vehicle from China to other countries. Additionally, Elon has a direct line to Trump, it makes no sense to burn bridges.
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It's also blacked out when screen sharing, but there is no way for other apps (eg. bank apps) to ask for the section of the app that contains the user's credit and debit card numbers to be blacked out when screen sharing.
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by diebeforei485 2y ago
One solution for people who don't have driveways or garages is that the cars drive themselves to fast chargers. This can be done while people are at work, or sleeping etc. They would probably have to be wireless/inductive charging
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by diebeforei485 2y ago
We will see! I think Tesla will be just fine, they keep cutting manufacturing costs and therefore prices.
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A lot has happened politically since June 2024 when it comes to Elon Musk.
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Small companies don't have to implement the ability to stop marketing or political texts if the customer replies STOP. Twilio, Amazon SNS, and other companies further down the stack do it automatically. I assume foundational models wil
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by diebeforei485 2y ago
Democrats either already own EV's or will buy EV's anyway. The open question is does EV adoption go up among Republicans. I think it will, though I don't know to what extent. In general, I find surveys or self-reported data t
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by diebeforei485 2y ago
They have other controls. For example, a game does not need to know your precise battery level (respect the low power mode setting), or precise screen brightness (respect the dark mode setting), or precise storage or volume (appropriate is
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by diebeforei485 2y ago
The article does not support the headline. In any case, I will take the opposite side of this bet. When the Attorney General nominee (Pan Bondi) is sworn in, she will send the non-enforcement letters to Apple and Google.
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The mechanism of control is actually the hosting, ISP, domain registrar, etc. Oracle shut TikTok's servers down, because they didn't want to risk being fined a trillion dollars.
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The bill specifically says "ByteDance/TikTok bad", and says for other companies the President needs to make a written determination. So in theory it can affect any other company based in China, provided the President makes th
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by diebeforei485 2y ago
AOC said there was nothing special in the classified briefing.
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Israel repeatedly and systematically kicks Palestinians out of their homes and grants those homes to Jewish settlers. They are able to do this in large part because Palestine is not a recognized state. The longer they prevent Palestine from
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San Francisco currently has ~54% of its eligible population having cars registered to them. There are a lot of one-car families as well as e-bike families who don't want a car. If that increased to 100%, you wouldn't be able to pa
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by diebeforei485 2y ago
Most people have one smartphone that they control and use all the time. But they have tons of other devices many of which they might never use.
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by diebeforei485 2y ago
Pasports should be cards. Visas should also be cards. The booklets and stickers should be done away with.
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by diebeforei485 2y ago
Lottery only applies for initial employment, not for renewals. Most physicists and biologists and geologists work in universities or labs or other institutions, which are cap-exempt anyway and don't go through the lottery.
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EB-5 is a onetime payment for a green card (permanent residence). Prevailing wage must be paid every year and you have 60 days to leave when you the company stops paying you.
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If SCOTUS takes it up, it will almost certainly overturn the ruling.
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Collusion isn't legal even if you're using "AI" to do it. However, it only works in a shortage market. If these cities really want to protect renters, they'd permit a lot more housing.
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This is super important in case of emergencies or disaster response. Lots of people no longer have AM/FM radios. Basic SMS communication, even if people can only receive government messages, is a great thing.
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by diebeforei485 2y ago
If people want to live far from the office, that is not the employer's fault.
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Ability to re-launch the same day.
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You can't get it delivered using standard delivery apps (you can get phenylephrine, or medications containing it such as DayQuil, delivered using uber eats or doordash). That is an issue when you're sick.
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by diebeforei485 2y ago
I don't think "percent of EV sales" is a meaningful metric. We should want more EV brands! Tesla allows others to use their patents and chargers specifically because they want more EV brands to exist as well! Percent of total
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by diebeforei485 2y ago
Most of the things you mention are issues with individual units (lemons).
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It isn't changing the nature of contracts. A one-year contract is still a one-year contract, it just cancels the renewal after the year.
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It was unscientific to not allow evidence of past infection (a positive test result) to suffice here.
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> To ensure our statistics are conservative, we count any crash in which Autopilot was deactivated within 5 seconds before impact, and we count all crashes in which the incident alert indicated an airbag or other active restraint deploye
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While I don't disagree with your point in general, it should be noted that there is more to taking responsibility than just paying. Even if Mercedes Drive Pilot was enabled, anything that involves court appearances and criminal liabili

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