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by hnaccy 8y ago
>We only think it is a moral issue because it's been drilled into us since we were kids Dishonesty has long been considered a moral issue, e.g., Kant.
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by hnaccy 8y ago
Guess I'll stick with 2015 macbook for as long as possible.
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by hnaccy 9y ago
It's concerning then that a significant portion of America seems to have given up on those notions of freedom and responsibility.
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by hnaccy 9y ago
There's plenty of Google developers creating nonsense to justify why they should be promoted.
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by hnaccy 9y ago
Don't bet it all on one horse if you can help it.
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by hnaccy 9y ago
We respect certain rights of the dead because we will eventually join them.
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by hnaccy 9y ago
A longboard downhill can easily go over that speed.
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by hnaccy 9y ago
I'm waiting for TikZ on the web.
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by hnaccy 9y ago
Technically very interesting but also depressing that the panopticon continues to improve unabated.
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by hnaccy 9y ago
If his archive was automated it's basically guaranteed he's saved a fair bit of loli content. Not sure of the legality in Canada, but this is seems like a case where they'd railroad you for something they normally don't
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by hnaccy 9y ago
>Non-intuitive: remove capacity under load to improve latency (?!) Does he elaborate on this?
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by hnaccy 9y ago
>Out here, Patxi's does a good deep dish vegan pie That ain't pizza.
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by hnaccy 9y ago
Are you not trusting the engineers who manufactured your cars internal computer system, brakes, etc? What about bridges or elevators? Tesla markets their vehicles are self-driving cars that are safer than humans, this is dishonest.
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by hnaccy 9y ago
>Is there any evidence that this is the case? Yes. >the Model S had higher claim frequencies, higher claim severities and higher overall losses than other large luxury cars. Under collision coverage, for example, analysts estimated th
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by hnaccy 9y ago
If all frames have lower quality wouldn't it still be perceived regardless of frame rate?
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by hnaccy 9y ago
You could have predefined mappings of characters to strings so that they appear non-random, e.g. SBNLWPXMZ -> Seattle Boston Newcastle Lagos Washington Paramaribo Xanadu Montreal Zagreb.
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by hnaccy 9y ago
If I murdered someone out of curiosity and in doing so realized it was not fun at all should I be allowed to go free immediately since I will not murder again? In other words the rehabilitation occurred during and as a result of the crimina
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by hnaccy 9y ago
Wouldn't this observation do the opposite? If dark matter doesn't exist and gravity works differently at large scales how do you explain this galaxy? A rare galaxy having its dark matter blown away or something seems more reasonab
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by hnaccy 9y ago
Removing the braces and returning the unneeded non-result of handleError to save a couple LOC is penny wise pound foolish. Is this a common JS idiom?
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by hnaccy 9y ago
>But, why should the US government be any better? Its foundational principles are superior.
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by hnaccy 9y ago
You would have Lidar wipers[1] and the software should hopefully be able to detect obscured or failing sensor and alert driver or stop. [1] https://i.imgur.com/2QTHjij.gifv
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by hnaccy 9y ago
I do consider the work that goes into it but I don't understand what I can do about it. It's like encountering a person lugging an enormous cross on their back, beyond gawking at the cross and chatting about how heavy it must be I
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by hnaccy 9y ago
Your link says that 2.5 is to allow for worst case situation and below average drivers. If all but the slowest 10% can react in 2.5 seconds than I would think many would do a fair bit better. Edit: Apparently the average person is closer to
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by hnaccy 9y ago
>nor am I interested in attacking them. Why not?
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by hnaccy 9y ago
I don't know how you can watch this video and then say that they should "maybe do more testing in controlled environments". This was a complete failure and Uber's cars should be immediately banned from testing on public
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by hnaccy 9y ago
> I think in time it will be shown in time that while machines can make mistakes, they make fewer mistakes than humans. This is religious thinking. >There is a certain amount of fear these events generate, but did you notice that the
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by hnaccy 9y ago
You're not counting state prisons, violent offenders are nearly half of the total US prison population. Why would I have faith in your start up if you can't even get this right?
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by hnaccy 9y ago
What lang did he use to write his program?
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by hnaccy 9y ago
I'll take it but I'm still somewhat confused about how sudden this pushback against facebook has been. What did people think they did before now...
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by hnaccy 9y ago
>Seeing as the cars have been on the road in Arizona for a while, and this is the first we are hearing about a pedestrian collision, it seems the algorithm is pretty safe. One fatality in 4 million miles is safe? Humans are 20 times bett

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