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by ebg13 6y ago
> Can someone explain how is Pro faster than Air with same CPU? Active cooling.
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by ebg13 6y ago
> Online voting seems like such a simpler approach. It is! Until you try to secure it. Then it isn't.
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by ebg13 6y ago
> Almost half the speed And 1/3 the price. If you bought it because it was on sale, doesn't that mean you're at least somewhat price sensitive? I don't think you should feel bad about your purchase.
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by ebg13 6y ago
> What's the endurance of these devices? It says in the article.
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by ebg13 6y ago
Law and morality aren't the same. Maybe you find it appalling to harm others? But plenty of crimes don't harm others. So how do you feel about the rest? And if enough incarcerated people and non-incarcerated people collectively be
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by ebg13 6y ago
MATLAB's Stateflow toolkit is actually excellent for robotics engineering. Without more information, that MATLAB declaration in the article could mean many things.
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by ebg13 6y ago
If you consider the rules for human defensive driving as gospel, the safety side of this problem seems to go away. Defensive driving doesn't act based on predictions of what external agents _will_ do, which may have regional variation.
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by ebg13 6y ago
> Privacy and security is core to everything we make. Is this Poe's law in action?
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by ebg13 6y ago
Do we have accurate estimates for how many of them are real and unique people?
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by ebg13 6y ago
Likely not because of extreme popularity. Publishers almost always switch very quickly from hardcover to only printing paperback editions because the market isn't willing to pay the additional cost. It's worse for weird scifi nove
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by ebg13 6y ago
We can easily reconcile the two by recognizing that profit doesn't have to be money and that terrorists definitely profit from fear (otherwise they wouldn't do it). Everything we do is for profit, even if that profit isn't me
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by ebg13 6y ago
Ok, but so what? Do you care about sharing with people (accomplished) or about getting karma points?
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by ebg13 6y ago
> > even CR agrees that tesla's autopilot outperforms supercruise > where? In the section titled "Capabilities and Performance ".
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by ebg13 6y ago
I think they will reconsider adding LIDAR at some point. It's just another sensor after all, and fusing another sensor would be great because having more different sensing modalities is usually better. But their performance is still be
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by ebg13 6y ago
If your idea of safety is explicitly that it should be disabled in the places where most traffic fatalities occur (rural roads + intersections) due to rampant human negligence, then I think you should reconsider your definition of safety.
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by ebg13 6y ago
According to the charts and descriptions in the article, it literally doesn't. The article shows Tesla firmly in the lead in capability/performance and ease of use and that Cadillac just nannies the driver more and turns itself of
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by ebg13 6y ago
That's an irrationally fearful idea of danger. I don't want to eat broccoli, but that doesn't mean eating broccoli is dangerous.
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by ebg13 6y ago
> STIs are a real danger. This is basically false and fear mongering. Herpes has zero consequence for the vast majority of people who have it. Most of the rest just get mild discomfort once a year or every few years. It's so commo
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by ebg13 6y ago
I would argue that Apple card is actually a significantly different and better experience purely by virtue of being able to cycle the number at will. I no longer have to worry about the safety of handing my card number out over the phone. I
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by ebg13 6y ago
> I suggest that we should give merek the for profit monopoly, but allow for non profit manufacturing. If another organization wants to make the vaccine but not derive profit from the process, let them. Not-for-profit manufacturing wou
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by ebg13 6y ago
> show your best > It is not about not liking someone because he is not manly enough with a cat in his hands...It is about a multitude of unconscious factors Unconscious factors like thinking that a man with a cat isn't manly
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by ebg13 6y ago
Anecdotally, I was once told many years ago by a woman on a date that men are supposed to like dogs, not cats, because something adjacent to "dogs are for boys and cats are for girls". The date went well, but I did not follow up.
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by ebg13 6y ago
Is there any chance that someone could sue them for filing illegitimate claims?
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by ebg13 6y ago
This is content-free blogspam. It looks like all of this user's past submissions are too?
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by ebg13 6y ago
> since the domestic programs deployed were lawful at the time Assuming for the moment that this is true... Even something that is secretly lawful can be entirely immoral and only doable if kept hidden from the public who would otherwi
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by ebg13 6y ago
Are there meaningful benefits from using Halide for people who don't want to shoot RAW or manipulate their photos in Lightroom? Articles like e.g. https://fstoppers.com/apps/why-you-shouldnt-waste-money-came... sa
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by ebg13 6y ago
If it helps, I don't think Teslas should accelerate that quickly either.
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by ebg13 6y ago
> Converting a large gallons-to-the-mile ICE to an emissions-free electric drive train shows a willingness to cannibalize a previously successful marketing brand The marketing brand for Hummers is girth and power, male sexual machismo
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by ebg13 6y ago
Given how unusable the site is in Safari and Firefox on macOS, probably because it was written by someone who should not have been tasked with writing it. :\
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by ebg13 6y ago
Map performance is nightmarishly bad on my 2017 15" MBP. Dragging the map ranges from completely unusable in Safari 14 to janky as shit in Firefox 82 to mediocre but at least functional in Chrome 86. The log is filled with CORS violati

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