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by leesec 8y ago
The alternative is having to take your vehicle in to get the brakes fixed.
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by leesec 8y ago
Yes why don't we all account for every edge case in every single thing we say. Perhaps it should have been, "What I sometimes say to some people who are looking for a job in specific industries in certain age groups in given regio
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by leesec 8y ago
What are you talking about? They have turned it into a software problem. Name another company where you can make meaningful over the air software updates that affect more than the dashboard? Also while I am a Tesla fanboy, I work in automot
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by leesec 8y ago
It won't be convenient, but nearly anyone with the internet, a laptop, and a lot of time and perseverance can get a well paying job today.
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by leesec 8y ago
I don't think this is the problem. I think you assuming a short blog post like this is supposed to be a universal, generalized solution to job searching is the problem. You can pretty much tell if this article is meant for you in about
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by leesec 8y ago
Can we stop caring what people's IQ is? I've never encountered a scenario where it mattered.
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by leesec 8y ago
At no point did he manhandle anyone.
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by leesec 8y ago
Yes those cars were converted ICE vehicles... in 2008. Sounds like a multi year advantage to me.
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by leesec 8y ago
Which competition are we talking about? GM Supercruise is the only other thing on the market that is comparable, and with Nav on Autopilot I'd argue Tesla is a fair bit ahead. Maybe they are not ahead of Waymo, but can you buy a Waymo?
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by leesec 8y ago
The fact that it's electric is not even close to the only advantage that Tesla's cars have over ICE cars. Tesla turned the car into a software problem, and I would argue they have demonstrated they are WAY WAY ahead of the major O
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by leesec 8y ago
That sounds so awesome compared to the style of learning I experienced in college. I wish more colleges took a practical approach.
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by leesec 8y ago
He/we can't even solve the corruption/political issues in our own country, yet you suggest that he solve all of the corruption/political issues in all of the countries with public health issues. Much more direct to affec
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by leesec 8y ago
"I think it's because the wise live longer." I think this is false and based on nothing.
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by leesec 8y ago
Hadn't seen this. Wow.
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by leesec 8y ago
Yeah I thought she was really bad as well. Kept interrupting him and also seemed disinterested in things he was saying. Like she was looking for certain answers and he wouldn't give them so she would just interrupt. She also asked real
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by leesec 8y ago
Haha, you are on some hyperbole stuff my dude. If you want to work super hard your whole life go for it. I am very satisfied working my 8 hours and then putting that work aside and enjoying my leisure time. I still of course work extra some
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by leesec 8y ago
I definitely benefit from this. I find pot to be a great context switcher. Formerly after working on a problem for long hours, when I would go home I would still be immersed in the problem and unable to take my mind off it. Now when I come
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by leesec 8y ago
Whoa, Can I ask what made you switch from that sick-looking 2010 gig?
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by leesec 8y ago
Detectable by who? Certainly not by anyone without a lab after a day or so.
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by leesec 8y ago
I don't think Elon Musk is dragging us down. I think he's bringing us the future. Happy to be forgiving of his quirks since he's literally sacrificing his life to bring the world awesome stuff.
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by leesec 8y ago
Personal view here but this is insane. Sure many people ( even his own employees ) told him it was impossible. That does not mean Elon thought it was impossible. People have been telling him that for forever now. Why are people so hellbent
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by leesec 8y ago
What are you talking about? Tesla was founded in 2003, and did in fact have to stomach the major economic downturn in 2008. Was not a great time to be a car company, especially a small start up.
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by leesec 8y ago
And how will you charge them for road trips, on Tesla's supercharging network? It takes time to build up the network.
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by leesec 8y ago
Thank you, gate keeper of Burning Man, for deciding and letting us know what Burning Man truly is.
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by leesec 8y ago
Lol hyperbole much?
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by leesec 8y ago
Why stop there? Should we really be taking American money either? Not exactly a spotless record.
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by leesec 8y ago
I am all for standing up for your beliefs with your actions, I just hope we all realize this is a privileged position.
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by leesec 8y ago
I suppose this article is musing about how the big car companies are responding to the pressure from tech companies, and how they are trying to pivot into tech companies themselves, which is a fine premise. I do think the title is misleadin
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by leesec 8y ago
George Hotz Coding a SLAM algorithm from scratch. Really insane. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Hlb8YX2-W8
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by leesec 8y ago
Uhh. Plastic Gloves?

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