kstoneman

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by kstoneman 9y ago
Self-driving is not the same as autonomous, though. There is always a human present, and sometimes that's not enough to make up for the fact that a Tesla apparently can't "see" a 75 foot long, 13 1/2 foot high truc
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by kstoneman 9y ago
Probably really hard on the truckers, though.
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by kstoneman 9y ago
It's a lot further away than 20 years. It really won't be practical for autonomous trucks to share the roads with passenger vehicles using the existing infrastructure. After a handful or more major accidents with multiple deaths
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by kstoneman 9y ago
>I'd imagine the quality of life would be significantly better too since they would work in the same spot with co-workers and could go home every day. Actually, working in the same spot with coworkers was exactly the reason I starte
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by kstoneman 9y ago
Definitely marking the guy in the maroon blazer as suspect and observing who his friends are for future avoidance.
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by kstoneman 10y ago
If they don't do it, and just take the code someone else contributed to the project under a different copyright notice and put it under Apache 2.0, does that mean I can fork, say, Firefox or gcc and slap an MIT copyright on the source
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by kstoneman 10y ago
Seems like OpenSSL should focus on fixing their code instead of risking the alienation of past contributors. I wonder if this is to satisfy some of the big donors who want to fix OpenSSL but won't until the license is changed. I know
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by kstoneman 10y ago
I'm past dating age (and anyway I have a relationship that has survived 20 years), but when I was younger, I never considered what the woman would bring to the relationship financially. I'm very traditional, though, so perhaps th
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by kstoneman 10y ago
The article implies that it's solely the woman's decision to marry, but the reality is more complicated. Many men are choosing not to marry since it is fraught with economic risk to do so. This has been building for a generation