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8mo ago
In same states they also mark the intersection start where the curb ends and not at the crosswalk starts, so you think since you passed the crosswalk under yellow you are safe to proceed but you have not yet entered the intersection.
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Debunking of inaccurate and misinformed claims being made about GrapheneOS
(twitter.com)
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8mo ago
Posted elsewhere in this discussion... >The Automation Factor Tesla’s response to labor pressure has always been more automation. In 2026, Giga Berlin is the pilot site for the "Optimus" Gen-3 integration—humanoid robots perfor
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8mo ago
A union in Germany is fighting Tesla over this same thing... >. In 2026, Giga Berlin is the pilot site for the "Optimus" Gen-3 integration—humanoid robots performing repetitive tasks in the battery pack assembly area. IG Metall
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GLP-1 and Prior Major Adverse Limb Events in Patients with Diabetes
(jamanetwork.com)
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8mo ago
So my Garmin watch, my Home Assistant OS, maybe even my Shelly devices? I want to know who is behind these laws like this one and the 3D printer gun verification, that seem to pop up across state legislatures all at the same time.
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8mo ago
Like many things, phone OS, desktop OS, CPUs, GPUs, ride sharing, credit card payments, video game consoles, we are heading towards a Disney/Paramount duopoly
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8mo ago
Funny, you can plainly see them in street view linked from the EFF map... https://maps.app.goo.gl/bGcDQ8v8YhvN3f1q7 Here is one in a construction barrel https://maps.app.goo.gl/bakw7KpzRjSuqpwY6
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8mo ago
They wrote a program years ago to data match EITC, little to no extra manpower from the IRS is needed, that is the point.
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8mo ago
This has been debunked as these are just data matching audits as EITC is full of fraud with an estimated 30% of over claiming and improper payments by taxpayers.
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8mo ago
This is how I feel when reading my 100 page home owners insurance policy.
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8mo ago
Is this how tech companies operate now... 1) Stand up a service 2) ??? 3) Profit ??? - worry about any substantial support later
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8mo ago
Didn't OLPC spend 40 to 80 million in R&D, and then governments spent $1B+ deploying them? How did that work out?
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Cheers to the NetJets captain that made the call
(twitter.com)
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8mo ago
We are all paying these large verdicts through higher product costs, lower salaries, lower stock market returns, and higher insurance rates.
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8mo ago
The article complains about Garmins closed ecosystem, totally ignoring the fact that developers cannot create watch faces for Apple Watch, but have free reign on Garmin devices. Does Garmin charge $100 per year to developers?
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8mo ago
>Flaming Alamos were not visible on the outside of any of the homes, because the properties were clad in other materials. But the team asked Harp to assess - by looking at their style and exterior - if these properties were likely to hav
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8mo ago
I hope they are both successful, find their own niche, and even more players enter the market.
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8mo ago
The fact that Rivan gave preview access to a UK car reviewer while ignoring Out Of Spec who literally have 3 Rivians in their 'fleet' shows that Rivian is not yet serious about building a quality, customer-centric EV even though I
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8mo ago
Doug's problem is that he is never critical, he even calls flaws or omissions with the euphemism 'quirks'. It feels like he is too embedded in the automotive ecosystem to the point where he will not even be critical of Stella
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8mo ago
> Great, who can I contact to get this done? Here you go, add as many buttons, dials, knobs, and screens as you like for your Tesla... https://www.enhauto.com/collections
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How many miles?
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Yup, R1S dented rear quarter, $55000 to repair, insurance totaled it out... https://www.reddit.com/r/Rivian/comments/1r19jxb/vivian_is_o...
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None of these car reviewers ever take into account build quality and customer issues. Example they all lashihly praised the EX90, but owners struggled for a year with software problems, then found out the LIDAR they paid for is never going
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I want Rivian to succeed, more competition is a good thing, but reading about the all the buy backs on r/rivian is disheartening. Tip: do not get Rivian unless a service center is close.
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8mo ago
Am I the only one who hates, absolutely hates rounded corners, and modern cars do not require a start/stop button or air vents.
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Alphabet lines up 100-year sterling bond sale
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Well for heat pump hot water heaters you are going to get them in 2029, like it or not... https://www.hotwater.com/info-center/doe-regulations/doe-res...
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Looks like they need to blackouts and parades to that simulator... https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/waymo-paralyzed-parade-b...
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9mo ago
Was reading today that to become an Olympic big air athlete the estimated costs is 200K to 600k USD excluding major injuries.
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