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by gthtjtkt 6y ago
Grey Goose is one of the worst vodkas on the planet according to most blind taste tests.
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by gthtjtkt 6y ago
Don't feel sad, you're increasing shareholder value! That's way better than anything nature has to offer.
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by gthtjtkt 6y ago
Yeah, and I didn't steal that guy's car, I just borrowed it indefinitely without his permission. It's a totally different thing, officer!
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by gthtjtkt 7y ago
Why did the HN mods feel the need to censor the title?
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by gthtjtkt 7y ago
> My estimate was the the document alone would have cost multiple millions of dollars to write, not including any of the engineering work that went into the solution itself. Well... some completely random stranger with no credibility and
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by gthtjtkt 7y ago
You're assuming "failed to detect hands" means that his hands were not on the wheel, which is 100% false. Tesla's have detection is extremely rudimentary and requires the driver to apply torque to the wheel on order to b
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by gthtjtkt 7y ago
> I would imagine bluetooth would most likely be connected if you're the driver. I would think the opposite. When I'm the passenger, I connect to Bluetooth so I can control the music and navigation. It makes no sense for the dr
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by gthtjtkt 7y ago
This is pretty disturbing and makes me far more confident in my decision to never set foot on a Boeing airplane again. I thought the American airlines had all opted for the AoA disagree light, but now it sounds like Southwest didn't ha
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by gthtjtkt 7y ago
If by "millennials" you mean "Amazon", then sure. Most millennials probably grew up in malls and would prefer they survived if given a choice, but it's hard to support them when they're filled with overpriced c
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by gthtjtkt 7y ago
You can fix Boeing's reckless greed and willful negligence with software!? That's impressive. Everyone keeps saying software is the problem, but the real problem is Boeing's willingness to prioritize profits over safety.
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by gthtjtkt 7y ago
> Problem solved. You treated the symptom, not the problem. The problem is Boeing's willingness to cut corners and risk lives in the name of profit. You can't fix that with software or pilot training.
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by gthtjtkt 7y ago
The sentence is pretty clear. It's equally clear that the sentence is not meant to be taken literally.
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by gthtjtkt 7y ago
Wow, you found some discussions on the internet where anyone can find discussions about literally anything. I'm convinced! /s
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by gthtjtkt 7y ago
> Could you have a human driver in charge with an accident preventing robot, getting the best of both worlds? We already have this and we've had it for years. What do you think automatic emergency braking is? Adaptive cruise control
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by gthtjtkt 8y ago
There's nothing to refute, they posted an article that contradicts their own assertion.
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by gthtjtkt 8y ago
Oh look, the propaganda team has arrived!
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by gthtjtkt 8y ago
Yeah, I watch a few YouTube channels of Americans in China and the ghost towns are still everywhere. Their buildings in general also seems to be of extremely poor quality, but it's one of those topics that's socially unacceptable
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by gthtjtkt 8y ago
Too bad those vacant buildings will all be uninhabitable within a couple years thanks to the lack of maintenance.
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by gthtjtkt 8y ago
> The original articles about “China’a ghost town” were also not true. They're 100% true and many of them are still ghost towns, unless you listen to the Chinese government (which is desperately trying to convince you otherwise).
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by gthtjtkt 8y ago
> I would absolutely fly on one once the problem is corrected. The problem is Boeing, not the MCAS system. I don't think Boeing can be fixed.
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by gthtjtkt 8y ago
You want to spend $10,000+ to "debug" your skeleton, and you're currently stuck on the easiest part of that entire process? I think a new hobby is probably the best option here...
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by gthtjtkt 8y ago
This is how I felt as a kid on ADHD medicine, except for the "keep up with everyone else who is on gear" part. Instead it's "to conform with the traditional notion of how a student should behave". It's really h
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by gthtjtkt 8y ago
It's in the manual. In fact, the exact scenario in this video is on page 83 of the Model S manual.
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by gthtjtkt 8y ago
What are we going to find out next, water is wet? Every radar cruise control system comes with a warning that it can't detect stopped traffic. This seems like a case of RTFM.
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by gthtjtkt 8y ago
So you think the MCAS system is the only deadly surprise the 737 Max has in store? I'm not comfortable making that assumption, especially after learning more about Boeing's decision-making process and the way they misled the FAA.
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by gthtjtkt 8y ago
Why not both? It's not that hard.
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by gthtjtkt 8y ago
You've never heard of Meetup.com?
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by gthtjtkt 8y ago
> But those communities are less geographic and much more ideological. The communal bond these days happens more in ideas and beliefs than in physical proximity. If your sense of "community" is so warped that you honestly belie
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by gthtjtkt 8y ago
I think his criticism is justified and very well substantiated. What makes you think it's nothing more than a "petty feud"?
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by gthtjtkt 8y ago
That's not what this article is about, not even a little bit.

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