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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
Yes. That's exactly what OP is highlighting and that not giving two shits is the problem.
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/trumps-war-on-the-home... This podcast has a pretty good discussion and explaination on the different causes of homelessness. The distinction between "working homeless&qu
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
Paid... same as for the 5 years before that.
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'It's going to be a revolution': driverless cars in new London trial(theguardian.com)
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Jack Dorsey's $26bn company claims San Francisco owes it $1m(theguardian.com)
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Dr Missy Cummings on MIT's Autopilot Study(m.soundcloud.com)
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
This. Driverless cars work on the easiest roads and the mistakes they make are ones that humans wouldn't make. They also currently have humans as a failsafe if they do behave strangely. The stats would be very different if we just sent
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
I don't see any moral issue until Amazon indicates it made a mistake and is actually asking for the return of the goods or for more money. I haven't seen them do that. Maybe their intention was to provide a great deal to their cus
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Uber co-founder buys LA mansion for $72.5m as drivers fight for wages(theguardian.com)
8 points by hellllllllooo 7y ago|2 comments
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
Buying just because the market is going up fast is a bad idea for anything so if you didn't already hold bitcoin buying now because the market is going up is foolish. You'd be buying in at the highest price for a year. Doesn'
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
Here come the articles trying to pump the price up even higher. Buyer beware.
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How e-commerce sites manipulate people into buying things(nytimes.com)
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
Within this context the removal of the policy for contractors helps protect them from sexual harassment by increasing the potential downside for those doing the harassment.
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Google rejects plans to fight sexual harassment and boost diversity(theguardian.com)
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San Francisco could be first US city to ban e-cigarette sales(theguardian.com)
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Google to invest $1bn to fight tech-fueled housing crisis(theguardian.com)
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
It's still incredibly complex. Reliably handling an area like downtown SF requires a robot to detect, understand and predict a lot of diverse human behavior. All the edge cases lead me to think there will be a supervisory driver in the
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
Industrial robotics are very well constrained and the environment can be adapted to them which is why they're successful. Was thinking more about consumer robotics of which robo vacuum is the only real autonomous product right now. IMO
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
Sure. I get the value proposition. Just seems strange that we don't have more examples of constrained autonomous robotics products beyond factory/warehouses and vacumns. IMO the answer is that it's very hard to build reliable
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
Hasn't the Turning test been discredited as a test of general AI? Overall from reading the abstract it seems like a pretty obvious conclusion. Same applies to robotics where the only successful cases are very constrained. It has recent
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
My issue is concentration. Once an article looses my interest I find it very difficult to keep reading without skipping chunks. Do others find it easy to read things that they aren't interested in but have to read for work etc.? As som
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Technical Glitches Plague Cruise, GM’s $19B Self-Driving Car Unit(theinformation.com)
3 points by hellllllllooo 7y ago|0 comments
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
The number of times I've seen people in the US wait for their Uber/Lyft to pick them up exactly where they are instead of crossing a road that would make it easier and faster for the driver astounds me. People here seem to optimiz
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
https://www.wnycstudios.org/story/werner-herzog-gorbachev Recent Werner Herzog interview talking about interviewing Gorbachev. He discusses a little about the Yeltsin years following and puts Putin's popularity in
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
"They don't age" but what causes then to only live only until "30+ years old" in a zoo?
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
Imo the cases where autopilot fails should be a subset of where humans fail. If it's failing in places where humans wouldn't then there's an issue.
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Third fatal Tesla Autopilot crash renews questions about the system(cnbc.com)
6 points by hellllllllooo 7y ago|6 comments
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
Where does it say an employee has to have fixed 8 hour day? It's a false dicotomy.
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
That doesn't address the point.
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by hellllllllooo 7y ago
Why does "freedom and flexibility to work on their own time" have anything to do with whether they are employees of the company or not? Both can easily be true together.

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