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dntrkv
5y ago
> He's rarely wrong About what? Most of his recent content is clickbait debunking videos about stupid ideas that no serious person has ever taken seriously. "Solar Roadways Debunked" Yeah no fucking shit.
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Same experience here. I lived in Portland at the time and was sympathetic to the cause. But then seeing the protest devolve and turn the Park Blocks into a sketchy homeless encampment really made it difficult to support the cause. The media
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No fucking way? I thought my math was rock-solid! The point is not the exact numbers. It’s to demonstrate that even if we do suffer accidents and deaths from testing self-driving cars on the road, the end result will be many more saved live
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Let’s say autonomous cars, once fully implemented, are even 10% safer than existing drivers. And testing in real-world conditions, speeds up the implementation by even just a year. We would need about 3k deaths at the hands of the autonomou
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5y ago
Both ideologies have their pros and cons. Take a look at Shanghai right now to see the downsides of when the collective matters more than the individual.
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If one of these images came out of a set of 1000 I would still be impressed.
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I don't think anyone is in denial about this, it's just not something anyone should concern themselves with in the foreseeable future. AI that can replace a dev or designer is nowhere close to becoming a reality. Just because we h
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5y ago
Especially if they are using isomorphic JS. Globals / singletons are very dangerous when the JS runs on both the server and client.
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Their TS3 dock supports ethernet. I've had mine for well over 3 years now and it still works great. Can't say the same for the 5+ other docks I had before this one.
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> Much easier to get out of poverty with universal healthcare and subsidized education Isn't that the case though? Medicaid provides great healthcare for those in the lower income brackets (my family used it for the majority of my c
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5y ago
> We know that the single best predictor of job success and performance is IQ Who knows this? I sure as hell don’t and would be extremely surprised if that were the case.
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Oh wow I didn't realize they have the trees marked on the maps. That's pretty cool.
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And driverless cars will not be able to drive everywhere at once. Initially, it will be a few predefined routes and certain times. It will take much longer than 10 years to have a driverless car that can go anywhere, at anytime.
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5y ago
> A company does not publicly humiliate a customer who makes a detrimental statement to its products This happens quite often. It's very common to find reviews on Yelp where someone leaves a less-than-honest review and the company o
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5y ago
William himself said the reason he is stopping is because of the trolls. I don't remember him mentioning the algorithms at all.
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About the same age, and I don't think there has been a point in my life where I didn't think the economy was on the verge of collapse. My whole life, even now, I think everything will be taken from me any second. Guessing it has t
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5y ago
The only way I’ve ever been able to learn a code base is by fixing bugs or implementing features. If I don’t have an immediate goal in mind, nothing actually sticks in my mind. I feel the same about reading most programming books.
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5y ago
I'm about a third of the way through "All The Kremlin's Men", and it's been really good so far. Some really interesting stories from Putin's early days.
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> show up at the door with $1k in cash In SF, there have been six-figure buyouts to remove tenants from rent-controlled properties.
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Because it’s a classic HN overreaction. Most of the cars sold today don’t have anything that would be remotely disabled. This thread literally started from someone being removed from a beta due to them being fired. It has nothing to do with
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5y ago
I think y’all are conflating two completely different things. There are “fun” sites where proper UX, information hierarchy, and general good design patterns take a backseat to some wild design (band websites for example). Then there are sit
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Slightly related, but you can also charge MacBook to MacBook. The first device plugged in is the chargee.
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> However car manufacturers did in fact plot - conspired, even - to attack trams, public transport, trains, and anything else that could threaten their dominance. That's just well known fact, and I don't know why you're de
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They’re just slowly building up enough of these laws so that when the time comes, they can enforce them selectively. Old Soviet tactic.
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It’s weird because they live here in the states and feed on Russian propaganda. These are all people that escaped the USSR to get away from this same rhetoric. Now they are pulled back into it. I’m not saying it can’t happen elsewhere, but
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The problem is that a significant chunk of the population only watches the Russian TV broadcasts, many don’t even have access to the internet. Though many immigrants here in the states watch the same shit. It’s sad. I do think Putin’s days
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Don’t underestimate Putin’s ability to convince the Russian public that this is all the West’s fault. It’s kind of been their (my former) country’s greatest trick. I know many USSR immigrants here in the states who once despised anything to
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If you’re ok with something a little more barebones, I highly recommend Bear App. Been using it for years. It’s super minimal, while at the same time allowing you to achieve everything you need to do. One of those tools that just gets out o
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Hasn't influenza been around for like 1000+ years?
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The fuck are you talking about? It’s already escalated to something much worse than Crimea. Lay off the state-propaganda. - Russian that lives in the states
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