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by jiofih 5y ago
“Two killed in Autopilot crash” “A Fatal Crash Renews Concerns Over Tesla’s ‘Autopilot’ Claim” (Wired) “2 Killed in Driverless Tesla Car Crash” … “no one was driving the vehicle” (NY Times) “Tesla on Autopilot crashes in Texas” (driving.ca)
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by jiofih 5y ago
TL;DR let’s ignore the regulatory agency report, that confirms what literally everybody was saying, they are also being fooled. Tesla evil hurr durr.
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by jiofih 5y ago
If you want to make money and pay developers a salary, you need a product. I don’t want my js tooling to be a commercial product (hi Rome). Can we go back to the original spirit of OSS where everybody donates a little of their time instead?
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by jiofih 5y ago
Presumably they have jobs, that’s extra income.
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by jiofih 5y ago
Cool. So what kinds of good food do you usually eat?
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by jiofih 5y ago
It’s a lot easier when the waves are propagating in mostly liquid. Like a sonar.
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by jiofih 5y ago
what’s the pun? Never knew there is one (non-native English speaker here)
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by jiofih 5y ago
Did you forget to add a comment here?
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by jiofih 5y ago
You mean from the guy who opened the issue? It started with a simple “the colors don’t seem to be right” in search of comments. Reporters cannot tag issues as bugs.
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by jiofih 5y ago
That was.. unexpected. Seems like every project maintainer is on edge these days.
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by jiofih 5y ago
One project I worked on recently ran on containers with 256MB memory, on k8s. Main app would use ~80MB, plus five or six sidecars for metrics, logging, discovery, http proxy etc using 5-10MB each. Having a 100MB+ baseline makes it prohibiti
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by jiofih 5y ago
So you’re saying Java is a bad choice for something like a sidecar (most likely multiple) running along your main app, due to that JVM overhead. I think you’re all agreeing here.
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by jiofih 5y ago
The node benchmark numbers are suspiciously low, and actually get worse for 3 cores. It seems the implementation is not using parallelism via cluster/workers/threads at all.
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by jiofih 5y ago
Consumer friendly, yes. That’s funny. Could you please? I barely read the article. My opinion is based on a strong dislike for this kind of remote kill switch. I made my argument several times but you simply ignore it, and go on to repeat w
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by jiofih 5y ago
Yeah, they should have found a stronger con man.
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by jiofih 5y ago
Is manipulating people into buying a $1800 necklace when they are at a vulnerable moment “being good at it”? I think you missed the gist of the story here.
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by jiofih 5y ago
The “Uber for …” came to mean any kind of service that you get by pressing a button on your phone. Hence the overuse. It’s just a startup trope now.
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by jiofih 5y ago
Why is it more lenient than other financing plans? That makes no sense. This could literally be a traditional lease with no cloud syncing bs involved, at a cheaper cost. You’re accusing me of being manipulated but I have no horse in this ra
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by jiofih 5y ago
Holy smokes. 8TB SSD + 128GB RAM + Ryzen 9 for 100 euro a month. Can you get anywhere close to this with AWS or even DO?
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by jiofih 5y ago
that’s just ignoring all the other benefits, or pitfalls of bash that you have to worry about. This project is not about enabling better parallelism. (I’ve written massive bash scripts, and now strongly prefer Ruby / python / what
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by jiofih 5y ago
If you want to have the same code structure as this, but without await, you’re gonna implement your own queuing system (every call adds an operation to a queue). Many old tools operated this way, before ES6. The problem with that it doesn’t
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by jiofih 5y ago
are you bringing in user input from a web form into your shell scripts?
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by jiofih 5y ago
I think the question is regarding nutrition / health, not taste.
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by jiofih 5y ago
> ensure the buyer that accidental injury/death is not possible unless they’re not paying Exactly. You don’t seem to get it. Is there a service being provided via this remote functionality? No. It’s only purpose is to “ensure” peopl
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by jiofih 5y ago
The fact it has done before doesn’t make it good, or change the argument. You may think nothing of it, but most people don’t want this kind of invasive tracking and do find it dystopian. This specific case is much worse - in the worst inte
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by jiofih 5y ago
> Like millions and millions of people, I have a mortgage and a car payment and a credit card That’s not the strange part. Volkswagen cannot deactivate your car if you stop paying - it’s the banks problem. Same with your house. There are
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by jiofih 5y ago
Not news: https://www.supplychaindive.com/news/Brazil-soy-deforestatio...
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by jiofih 5y ago
If it was financing, lack of payment would just use collections like every other financial product. It’s a solved problem, your problem is with the bank and not the product manufacturer. They are acting like a lender and insurer (for themse
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by jiofih 5y ago
When you’re carrying a hundred people inside on a weekend trip, what is “reliably”? 99%? five nines? Planes have a much less risky failure mode..
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by jiofih 5y ago
what exactly is his part in Twitter scams other than promoting crypto itself?

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