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influxmoment
3y ago
Don't care for the way they do exceptional handling. Make errors part of the type system
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3y ago
Did you say career ending moment? I think I misread that. Who wants a former employee and their lawyers targeting your reputation. Do you know anything about what whistleblowers have to go through?
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3y ago
In what situation do people use these tools? I find I have ssh already when I need to transfer files securely
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3y ago
So it's only true because the trend at the moment is money is created by central banks giving loans. Is a roundabout misleading statement from the parent comment
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3y ago
"China's middle class has become reasonably wealthy." I wonder how "There are poorer countries yet to be exploit" exploit is it. The contortions involved in being anti capitalism
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3y ago
People will defend themselves. Robots taking care of people won't
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3y ago
I'm not sure if the cars are the problem. Many things can be disabled with malicious vandalism. We can ban automated elevators because people can put a stick in them and break them
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3y ago
And then the founders started a new company and people lent them money again. You can only fail upwards in crypto
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3y ago
That would require custom training. This project only does inference
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3y ago
He's an entitled psychopath with two Stanford law professor parents. I'd say he's been getting away with things this whole life and doesn't feel the need to stop now. Maybe reality will catch up with him when the sentenc
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3y ago
Seeing mistakes about Korean names in the media is very common. It's a lost cause at this point
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3y ago
Given the rampant corporate theft by Chinese nationals linked to the CCP prosecution is low to nonexistent. Far from a witch hunt
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3y ago
The science police want to keep their authority. Evidence on Twitter isn't real evidence unless it had been endorsed by the science police
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3y ago
Uncle has a specific meaning in English. In nearly ever other culture/language family titles are more flexible
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3y ago
Maybe watch less sensational news and go outside more. I wouldn't feel so immune in your combustion car. You know what combustion means? You'd be surprised to know they also combust unexpectedly and on impact
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3y ago
Sounds like an Ioniq specific oversight and bad design not a general problem with break lights
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3y ago
[1, 3, 12].sort() == [1, 12, 3] 5 in [5] == false
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3y ago
When I was a kid I knew people addicted to reading as an escape. Unhealthy escapism. Just saying it's not always the method of escape that's the source of the problem
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3y ago
Free markets don't work if fraud and bad actors are not prosecuted. Otherwise lies and fraud will win against honest actors
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3y ago
Wow the replies to this are nuts. All sorts of mental contortions to make lithium sound controversial when it's way down the list of controversial industries
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4y ago
Is there more to his story that matches exactly Elons version? He was largest shareholder and then CEO. Yes more LARPing by insecure haters. And then he slept for 7 years, right? And Tesla builds a million cars a year... somehow
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4y ago
Yea this is a fail. Honestly be more interesting if people made more genuine arguments. He clearly paid a major role in Tesla. This is answer above is a whole lot of LARPing
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4y ago
Explain the success of his previous companies without lying or references left wing conspiracies? I genuinely want to see an answer to this. Can't state things as fact that 5 seconds on Google can disprove I already know the answers ar
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4y ago
Good observation. Dealing with non mechanical objects is not his strength
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4y ago
Twitter feed the money to their employees. Was a bad deal for shareholders
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4y ago
It's a public company and the company executives act in the best interest of the shareholders not on their own personal political preferences
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4y ago
Guess free speech is dead then. Elon killed it. Rewrite the US Constitution
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4y ago
Hacker News is superficial negative group think. Inverse hacker news is where it's at. Then you can predict the success of startups like Dropbox and Coinbase
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4y ago
Is your experience the norm though? Uncut YouTube videos show a reliable FSD in many conditions
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4y ago
For the Tesla driver assistance specifically (non FSD) it's more advanced and reasonable reliable. I find it helps a great deal to reduce fatigue on long drives. It is nearly flawless on highways and watching to see the car is safe is
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