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by leesec 8y ago
Some doctors don't have a choice. My brother was on call this weekend and got called in Friday night at 10 P.M. and Saturday night at 2 A.M., then had to be back to work at 7 A.M. Sunday. Obviously sleep deprived, but there's noth
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by leesec 8y ago
This is kind of cynical I think. Lots of people donate to charity with nothing in return. Personally I donate 5% of post tax income to charity and I've never gotten a thing out of it other than a thank you email from the charities. Peo
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by leesec 8y ago
No such thing. But AI will definitely write pleasing music in the next 10 years~.
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by leesec 8y ago
Literally just ignore most requirements on job sites and apply anyways.
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by leesec 8y ago
Technology is exploding at a pace we've never seen before. Sure there will be a lot of new jobs, but we're on the verge of being able to wipe out entire industries. It will be like the industrial revolution except much much faster
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by leesec 8y ago
Yeah, might as well never listen to anyone then.
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by leesec 8y ago
Even with self driving, there's effectively no difference to the consumer in experience/product whether the car drives it self or someone else does.
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by leesec 8y ago
Damn, hope you can find some happiness bud. I assure you not everyone thinks 'life is miserable'. I think life is awesome.
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by leesec 8y ago
Maybe they should risk everything and start their own companies.
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by leesec 8y ago
This comment is so useless and belittling.
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by leesec 8y ago
It's somewhat been picked over. If you're looking to renovate tho there is still a lot to choose from. GF recently bought a house for 45k which will need 40k in renovation probably. But recently a house sold down the street for 15
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by leesec 8y ago
Having had a 45 minute walk to work ( no car ), and now a 2 minute drive (lazy and it's winter). I'd say the 2 minute drive is most desirable. I can decompress at home however I want and I'll take the extra 250 hours of leisu
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by leesec 8y ago
Getting rejected from a single company does not constitute having trouble finding employment.
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by leesec 8y ago
Go ahead and name a better self driving tech that you can buy right now. There is only 3 btw. Tesla's Autopilot / GM's Supercruise (only available on Cadillac CTS and certain highways) / Comma AI's Openpilot. You
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by leesec 8y ago
I work for an automotive tech company and have installed an L2 self driving system into my friends Camry, I don't think you've thought critically about this. LIDAR is currently a prohibitively expensive technology that provides a
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by leesec 8y ago
Required for what, the self driving cars that don't exist yet? Radar and computer vision is simply a separate approach, not a wrong one. Tesla is as much an expert in the field as anyone, given that, you know, they have the best self d
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by leesec 8y ago
They also mentioned in the book a theory how humans might have evolved differences in schedule to optimize for keeping watch of the camp for longer, leaving the tribe protected for more hours.
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by leesec 8y ago
Seconded. Had no idea what it was going to be about and thought it might have been the most interesting talk I've ever seen.
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by leesec 8y ago
Because of their many products that support voice features? Messenger, whatsapp, etc...
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by leesec 8y ago
The most recent Eon isn't a OnePlus 3 it's a LeEco LePro 3. I don't see how it's really irresponsible also, it is a relatively complicated set up ( getting easier all the time ), but people definitely are aware this isn&
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by leesec 8y ago
Was recently floored by Michael Levin's (one of this papers authors) talk at NIPS. Possibly the most amazing talk I have ever seen. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RjD1aLm4Thg
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by leesec 8y ago
>Every company has an electric car in their blueprints, Tesla is the right size to benefit for the small demand that the market created on its own They have those blueprints because of Tesla, they were not going to be nearly as quick to
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by leesec 8y ago
I'm honestly amazed people don't think he's a genius after all he has accomplished.
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by leesec 8y ago
Lol this is crazy. It's verifiable he was sleeping at the Tesla factory for nights on end.
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What Bodies Think About: Bioelectric Computation Outside the Nervous System(youtube.com)
6 points by leesec 8y ago|0 comments
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by leesec 8y ago
> Overall, the results were satisfying. In Tesla’s case, they were disastrous. And not because ADS don't work, but because apparently they work too well. Misleading title much?
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by leesec 8y ago
There are less people in all of Denmark than in LA. Not even half. Novel solutions will be needed. Much less area in Copenhagen than LA as well. Also I really don't think this a resource drain. Before Elon there was basically no effort
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by leesec 8y ago
>I think a lot of the frustration is that all this tunneling stuff seems like a huge distraction from what we KNOW works. If we know it works how come no one has done it? Traffic and congestion is a major issue in basically ever major ci
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by leesec 8y ago
The tunnels will not impact the people above them, you won't even notice them being dug if they were directly beneath you.
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by leesec 8y ago
>Technologically speaking are they really ahead of the competition? Yes and have been since 2012 when they started producing the Model S. It's been 6 years and major manufacturers have still not caught up.

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