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by jryle70 8y ago
Other comments about Equifax say "Let's wait until sinister intents kick in, I'm telling you" This one says "Nope, the Chinese system wouldn't use the credit system for non benign reason. They don't care&q
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Not sure if you have read the article, but it's actually about a company called WaveSense who claims to have developed ground-penetrating radar that can greatly improve all weather autonomous driving. So yes, it's a daunting task
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It doesn't hurt that those lucky 10 also work hard. Or may be 9 of them do. Lucky wouldn't appear on your door. Also, you gave the impression that the other 90 are losers because they work hard. Life is not an extreme. They may no
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IOT in the nutshell is simply about mapping and tracking physical objects. Air or water quality, building, road and bridge condition, street lights, traffic, and countless more applications. All of those that are currently done manually, im
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He does but remains very engaged and passionate. That tells me he is fine. The narrative was that he was near the point of breakdown which is over exaggerated. As an example: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles&#x2F
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Do you know what the headline was 2 months ago? it was whether Tesla could make 2500 cars a week: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2018/apr/17/tesla-hal... (and they did miss that deadline) They&#x
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Instagram is valued at 100B, Netflix goes neck and neck with Walt Disney. Not to mention Amazon. Market value has never been in lock step with revenue. And I'm sure you know it. It's entirely possible Tesla will go burst. We&#x27
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Do you have any proof of the lax in quality of 3s being built, or just FUD? what does your experience with building bad software have to do with Tesla cars?
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I believe all other driveless tests work the same way, with sensors but requiring human driver at all time. Would you also consider Waymo, Cruise, et al, negligent? The technologies are not ready. They are being tested. Aircraft get to such
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> EVs are now, and for several years into the future, a small part of GMs story. They are Tesla's whole story. So, yes, GM can afford to be less specific—heck, even less certain—of exactly what they are going to do in the EV market.
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> Is it just a holdover from cold war-era terminology? This. US and USSR were considered, rightfully, the superpowers during the cold war. "Sole superpower" simply means one has fallen, so the balance has tilt in favor of the U
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If you search for places to eat at 10pm, wouldn't you also want to know if they are still open, what kind of food they offer, how people rate them? Google Maps is such a dominant service that a competing company like Yelp will be at a
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by jryle70 8y ago
Below is Seinäjoki main library as mentioned above: https://www.google.com/maps/search/library/@62.785737,22.838... Can you elaborate how it's easier to get there than says one in Fairfax, a dense suburb
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> I have seen the US government doing this a lot. I find it funny that an article mentioning "...the goal of this massive secretive operation is instead to distract the public and change the subject..." contains a comment that
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We hear all the time that money can't buy happiness, here in HN no less, and you are saying he has such a perfect life that he doesn't deserve to give any life advice? Who should we be listening to? Not sure if you spend time to r
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by jryle70 8y ago
Because looking into it takes time and effort? Even if he looks into it and finds ambiguity then, if he cares enough, he'd need to talk to lawyer, which may cost money. > This isn't a newsworthy event or "proof the GDPR ru
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by jryle70 9y ago
Airlines use longer range aircrafts for longer flights. That should be obvious, shouldn't it?
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by jryle70 9y ago
Read Bloomberg, WSJ, Fox, heck NYT, Washington Post for articles critical of him or his ventures. He got a lot of PR for sure, but he's hardly worshiped in the mainstream. > Look, I get it, nobody else seems to be doing exciting tec
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by jryle70 9y ago
Yes. My reading comprehension failed. I read it as something that had been going on.
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But something more immersive, more discreet like this, works even better
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>> Typical members of modern society wouldn't assume that voices in their heads are being beamed in by the government. > Of course they would, if a) it was common, factual knowledge that the government actively uses such techn
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by jryle70 9y ago
Sure. But if the result is inconclusive, do you leave it at that or demand to know more? What exactly does making the data public better than entrusting a competent organization such as NTSB?
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That's knee-jerk reaction that may open a can of worm. Do you need personal details of the victim as well as the driver? Says if the victim had attempted suicide before? at the same crossroad? Or the driver had history of depression? W
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I have no problems with criticizing US government agencies for shady or illegal things they did, but there are plenty of posts about those topics already. Doing so in a Chinese related thread comes across as whataboutism, especially because
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This is short sight. Their goal is to make EV affordable for the mass. Doing this requires huge investment. They aren't content to stay in luxury segment. If they were models S and X would have been enough.
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I don't have the crystal ball to tell if Tesla's market value is justified, but they are at the forefront of 2 exciting and explosive areas of growth: electric transportation and battery. You only need to count the announcements o
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What you said is exactly the signs of internet freedom. If the government had the monopoly of the media they wouldn't have to have "operations to influence media from agencies". If anti-net-neutrality of the media there would
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Of course, dispose is hyperbole. Still, comparing Vietnam to US or other western countries is utterly disingenuous. Try to go there and live for a few months, see for yourself.
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by jryle70 9y ago
Yes. It's the bad thing. Who is to decide whether FB is bad? If you want to fight disinformation on FB, then fight it. But discriminate against using FB is the not the way.
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Why mentioning sci-fi can be a bit hyperbole, the fact is that rocket reusability was considered a pipe dream a decade ago. Nobody thought it could be done commercially. SpaceX sticked with it and prevailed in the face of all skepticism. It

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