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by gitfan86 5y ago
Once I hit 4M net worth, I really lost the desire to continue to work at the stressful enterprise analytics startup I was at.
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by gitfan86 5y ago
There isn't an objection. There is a question. Can the public see videos of this? If not, why not?
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by gitfan86 5y ago
Why would you think that? If they have much better technology, that they are deploying on public roads, why wouldn't they let the public know with easily accessible proof?
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by gitfan86 5y ago
George brought it up in the thread and you responded to him. Tesla and Comma.AI are building the exact same technology. Are you saying that we shouldn't discuss these other companies until they have a permit for SF driving?
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by gitfan86 5y ago
Tesla is currently in beta everywhere, not just SF. Tesla is taking the path of improving the technology with driver monitoring, rather than focusing on getting a single city to label them as 'L4'
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by gitfan86 5y ago
I'm nobody and I have huge respect for both of you. I do think some transparency would be nice in regards to how they made the decision and with how much data. The shortcomings of Comma.AI and Tesla FSD are very clear due to YouTube. I
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by gitfan86 5y ago
What happens when the car runs into a problem that it cannot address (Damage to car, blocked by obstacle in road) Does the passenger call you, or are you monitoring the car remotely for problems?
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by gitfan86 5y ago
Both are demanding places to work. The big difference is "Fear vs. Safety" At SpaceX if you identify a problem you are not afraid to let someone know, because everyone is working together to make the mission a success. At BO if yo
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by gitfan86 5y ago
As someone who has beat the market over a 17 year period, I attribute it to having made very few trades AND being lucky. There are a lot of ways that a company can go under. All it takes is one mistake or one black swan event and what would
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by gitfan86 5y ago
There is room for improvement in testing technology and processes. But not to the extent of "One drop of blood from your finger can provide accurate tests on 26 different types of tests" Especially when some of those tests are onl
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by gitfan86 5y ago
It is a matter of consumer protection. We allow a farmer to set up a farm stand and sell tomatoes by the side of the road without much regulation, because consumers in general can determine if the product is good. We don't allow that f
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by gitfan86 5y ago
Large blocks of IPs are not part of the internet. 10. 172. Etc...
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by gitfan86 5y ago
Also future weather patterns are hard to predict. What if 20 years from now a place who needs water today is getting a ton of rain?
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by gitfan86 5y ago
Beta as in it isn't done yet, but when it is done it will be safer than most drivers.
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by gitfan86 5y ago
I agree that the media unfairly singles out Tesla. I guess there is a lot of people looking for articles that reinforce their view that Teslas are unsafe.
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by gitfan86 5y ago
The Tesla FSD Beta program requires drivers to understand this is a level 2 system. The human driver has to be in the driver's seat paying attention 100% of the time. If they move to the back seat they will be banned from the system.
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by gitfan86 5y ago
Just look at what they sell as "blockchain" or "crypto". They literally will sell you an editable blockchain or a centralized blockchain. They don't care about technology. https://www.accenture.com/
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by gitfan86 5y ago
Failing is part of an interesting life. Obviously, it sucks at the time, but you gain a lot out of it. Read atomic habits and don't be hard on yourself.
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by gitfan86 5y ago
Check cashing, wire transfer, western union style money transfer are all overpriced because competition doesn't really exist. Lots of derivatives are only available to people on Wall Street or connected to wall street and also are very
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by gitfan86 5y ago
I'm sure the TOS says "terms and conditions may change at any time in the future". Always is a trademark and not meant to convey any future services.
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by gitfan86 5y ago
That scenario implies that someone has made a mistake. They forgot to turn off a service or turned on a service by accident. How does AWS know that the billing cutoff wasn't the accident? Maybe I accidently set a $20 cutoff during bui
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by gitfan86 5y ago
Sometimes people assume that lawyers write contracts with the goal of the contract never being breached. But plenty of times they write contracts with the goal of breaching it being of little significance for their client.
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by gitfan86 5y ago
The way to guarantee return on investment is to denominate it in Monopoly money. I can guarantee that I will update your account with 5% more Monopoly coins every week if I have already minted my own trillions of monopoly coins and have the
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by gitfan86 5y ago
Tesla is an engineering based company. GM is a MBA based company. It isn't that Tesla has no MBAs on staff or the GM has no engineers on staff. But a culture that leverages engineering culture can iterate and reinvent itself and includ
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by gitfan86 5y ago
This is exactly what has happened during the pandemic. In 2015 if you paid $15/hour for entry level physical work you would get a lot of applications with some high quality applicants. In 2021 you need to remove the weed drug testing p