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by everyone 4y ago
Their plan (as it was in 2016) is to eventually have full self driving everywhere. Presumably the fundamental decisions they make now will carry forward.
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by everyone 4y ago
Your argument works both ways. Lets say a truck is driving on the wrong side of the road and is going to flatten the mercedes (not too uncommon as truck drivers seem to be crazy and will overtake each other). Lets say it's possible to
573.
by everyone 4y ago
Their plan (as it was in 2016) is to eventually have full self driving everywhere. Presumably the fundamental decisions they make now will carry forward.
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by everyone 4y ago
Is it still designed to mow down pedestrians? https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a15344706/self-driving-mer... Mercedes ethics: Save the people who can afford lawyers.
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by everyone 4y ago
Awesome! Why does the box also move when you move the kaoss pad pointer thing around? It's a very small detail but makes 0 sense to me. It seems like they're potentially creating confusion by having the box which is your reference
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by everyone 4y ago
Sounds like the place where you work is going bad. Companies have this lifecycle where they start off small and scrappy with a good product, then if they succeed, become big and bloated and bureaucratic, where the product doesnt matter any
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by everyone 4y ago
"Why is it crypto people are so gross?" They're conmen running a scam, they're gonna be super gross of course.
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by everyone 4y ago
https://www.smbc-comics.com/index.php?db=comics&id=2740#comi...
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by everyone 4y ago
I recently got this to get me started learning electronics... https://store.arduino.cc/collections/kits/products/arduino-s... One of the best things I've ever bought.
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by everyone 5y ago
I think u may have replied to wrong comment.
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by everyone 5y ago
It seems to me that capitalism is based on the broken windows fallacy. Capitalists want pointless things to happen (eg. commuting, buying coffee / new clothes) because this is good for "the economy". In the real world these t
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by everyone 5y ago
Check out Jared Diamonds book 'The world until yesterday' Looking at how some other non-industrialised societies do stuff and is there anything useful we can take from them. There's a chapter on childrearing
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by everyone 5y ago
Yeah, how often do you work in different places? Like you need a lot of other gear that is not portable, Roof / walls / window / desk / chair / paper / pens / books etc. Basically a nice office you are com
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by everyone 5y ago
Definitely works for games. AAA games are generally buggy messes upon release. Crackers dont bother cracking something that takes time and effort (eg. Denuvo) until the game has had the bugs patched (otherwise they would need to re-crack th
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by everyone 5y ago
I think of the 20th Century as being the century of quacks. Guys like Corbusier and Freud proposing radical new ideas based on no data , zero research , basically pulled out of their assholes. And then somehow these ideas become widely ac
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by everyone 5y ago
Jewellery is a great analogy imo. Apple is a jewellery company imo. They sell expensive, shiny, conspicuous consumption items without practical use. I was shocked when I found out that macs are popular among people who actually work with co
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by everyone 5y ago
Make a new one.
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by everyone 5y ago
About 15% of the page is available for the actual content. The rest is distracting clutter (eg. the share bar thing repeated over and over again after every sentence almost) or just void. You have to scroll like crazy to read a very small a
589.
by everyone 5y ago
One should never stop pointing out egregiously bad things. If you stop complaining about something you start accepting it, and eventually it becomes one of those extremely stupid things everyone just takes for granted.
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by everyone 5y ago
Afaik the difference between whats called a "monitor" and whats called a "TV" nowadays is that.. TV's show a compressed or upscaled image. TV's have much higher latency. And thats why something called a monitor
591.
by everyone 5y ago
Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price.. Eg. currently GPU's are selling at over double MSRP in a lot of cases.
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by everyone 5y ago
I highly recommend the Ashes 2063 series.
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by everyone 5y ago
The standard of DOOM maps has gotten very high. SIGIL is fine, but compared to the current standard, the maps were pretty crappy tbh, in every respect, technical, encounters, design. Afaik they only included it at all as an honour to Rome
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by everyone 5y ago
If they're available at anything near MSRP I'd be interested. I've been using the same GPU since 2015. I've been interested in upgrading for several years now, but prices have been consistently insane all that time.
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by everyone 5y ago
You are simply ignorant.
596.
by everyone 5y ago
This sucks!! Just let me walk around with WASD. The scrolling controls suck ass.
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by everyone 5y ago
I've carefully arranged my life to be like that. Zero responsibilities, zero stress. It's great! Imo it's optimal and I don't know why anyone wouldn't want to live like that, other than bullshit peer-pressure or c
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by everyone 5y ago
I didnt mention cams, also you are wrong, there are always cams of new films.
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by everyone 5y ago
Are wandering the Appalachian trail or working the grill in a Waffle House in some nothing town bad? If so why? What qualifies a town as "nothing"? How can you hide from your self? that doesnt make sense. Considering this is HN ar
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by everyone 5y ago
"I made pottery and then smashed it. I patiently sat with jigsaw puzzles and coloring books. I went into the forest with a chainsaw, cut down invasive species and set them on fire. I devoted hundreds of hours to punching pads and round

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