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by fmihaila 8y ago
> There's a difference between "removing false/misleading videos that perpetuate a scam" and Fahrenheit 451 reply Where does that leave Alex Jones, then? It's called a slippery slope for a reason.
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Bosch says new clean diesel system beats tough emissions limits(autoblog.com)
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U.S. top court curbs human rights claims against companies(reuters.com)
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Tesla vs. Waymo: who’s winning the race for self-driving cars(theverge.com)
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by fmihaila 9y ago
From the article: “This paper suggests that one day we might be able perhaps to predict weather by machine-learning algorithms and not by sophisticated models of the atmosphere,” Kantz said.
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How Profiteers Lure Women into Often-Unneeded Surgery(nytimes.com)
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Tesla sending flawed parts from suppliers to machine shops for rework(cnbc.com)
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Google can be forced to pull results globally, Canada supreme court rules(theguardian.com)
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by fmihaila 9y ago
> Car demos are almost always "do not attempt" and violating this or that Ads like those explicitly include 'do not attempt' disclaimers; this video does not. The statement it does include only emphasizes how advanced
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by fmihaila 9y ago
> It's not clear to me whether it was a design defect or a manufacturing defect, but it's pretty clear that the lane keeping system drove the vehicle into a barrier which was not, in fact, located in a traffic lane, killing the
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by fmihaila 9y ago
> and now someone is dead because of that problem. You've stated this repeatedly without proof. It has not been established he is dead because of that problem. The investigation may yet reach that conclusion, but until then you have
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by fmihaila 9y ago
> Proximate cause is irrelevant. This is a product liability issue because the product failed, which means strict liability applies. I am not a lawyer, but it is not clear to me just yet that the product failed. We don't know what t
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by fmihaila 9y ago
> Are you really suggesting that highly educated software engineer got "confused"? No, not at all; the discussion I was responding to was specifically about Tesla's messaging (see my other comments at [1] and [2]). [1] ht
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by fmihaila 9y ago
> the man died because of that issue Tesla would argue that the proximate cause was that the driver was not paying attention. > And now Tesla is saying that there is an issue, and that it's his fault for using the system. Tesla i
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by fmihaila 9y ago
> Is it, though? Autopilot has never in the history of those systems meant hands off controls, attention off driving. Pilots with their autopilots on in airplanes are still flying and watching gauges. You are correct about the history of
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by fmihaila 9y ago
> Oct'16 video on https://www.tesla.com/autopilot says Driver is only there for legal reasons That may come back to haunt them. For those not clicking it, the above link goes to a video showing the Autopilot in acti
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by fmihaila 9y ago
> Anyone who knows what an autopilot [1] is [...] I strongly suspect that is a small minority of buyers.
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by fmihaila 9y ago
> Tesla is extremely clear that these are only driver assistance features Promoting the system with the name 'Autopilot' is, to my mind, quite a bit less than extremely clear communication. This name provides Tesla's crit
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Whale washed up on beach in Spain had 64 lbs of plastic and waste in its stomach(cnn.com)
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Facebook co-founder says reckoning over its data use is ‘overdue’(ft.com)
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14 years of Mark Zuckerberg saying sorry, not sorry about Facebook(washingtonpost.com)
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Growing Airbnb economy fuels Tahoe civil war(usatoday.com)
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Things I learned at one of the most ambitious startups ever conceived (2016)(25iq.com)
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by fmihaila 9y ago
> Do you expect the SWAT agent to stop and write a blog post so this person can cite it?! The poster (most likely) did not talk directly to the SWAT agent. I was asking for a link to the poster's source containing the SWAT agent&#x2
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by fmihaila 9y ago
I think that under the circumstances links/citations are required. False rumours are rampant and it's too easy to contribute to their spread (even unwittingly).
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by fmihaila 9y ago
> Shouldn't investors know the truth about their investment? Don't they? Tesla gave the raw numbers. Investors (should) use those to make up their mind.
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Y Combinator, Backer of Dropbox, Vaults from Experiment to Kingmaker(wsj.com)
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by fmihaila 9y ago
> A free press is "free" because it's unconstrained by a Government or capricious regulation [...] Add to that monopolistic corporate power.
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Tesla issues its largest recall ever over faulty Model S steering(theverge.com)
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Journalist faces criminal charges over coverage of protest(theglobeandmail.com)
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