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571.
by m463 5mo ago
> if someone sends me an AI response. I wouldn't say "not genuine", I would instead say "not mindful" or "not meaningful". maybe not quite "mindless" and "meaningless", but maybe 10%
572.
by m463 5mo ago
∃x car-with-good-control-design(x) but not ∀ cars or ∀ manufacturers and not ∀ cars of any manufacturer
573.
by m463 5mo ago
I like retractable door handles. But I think a cutout underneath (maybe spring loaded) might be a good compromise. also, I WANT A PRNDL (drive select stalk). Even though they overloaded it with autopilot, I think the older model 3/y
574.
by m463 5mo ago
I liked reading "The Box" about the transition to container shipping. It was interesting to see this totally-unrelated-to-our-times process from the outside. From our place in time, container shipping is obvious. At the time, to p
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by m463 5mo ago
This is a values misalignment. Or a purchaser misalignment. Corvette is a much better performer than a Toyota pickup because it is has better performance and weighs 100 lbs less. on the other hand, how much would a macbook neo with 48gb of
576.
by m463 5mo ago
Slum lords will love this between renters. or airbnb owners. Even though it is free, they could even take it from the deposit of renters moving out.
577.
by m463 5mo ago
I think it might be like "mechanics feel" they talked about directly in the book zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance. You get enough experience and you can turn a bolt or screw and tighten it to stretch a little. Not too lit
578.
by m463 5mo ago
I don't know, I just have one or more clones of this "local repo" and have no trouble blowing the clones away and starting over. backup? peace of mind?
579.
by m463 5mo ago
Well, related to women getting professional jobs, I've also been told that Japanese women don't want to sign up for life with Japanese men. Women get the coffee, etc.
580.
by m463 5mo ago
Americans do that too. I think europe seems to be pretty balanced. Friends take 5 week vacation in the summer.
581.
by m463 5mo ago
I think there are THREE sets of data collection: - data your car collects about you - roadside data collection by flock/etc - data collection by other vehicles. other vehicles act like roving flock cameras. I think fedex vehicles col
582.
by m463 5mo ago
I've used it to quickly start a git project, with source control, no credentials to deal with, etc eventually I can set up a proper git repo, set up credentials, etc. I think it's like how some people use 127.0.0.1 for stuff, then
583.
by m463 5mo ago
Some people don't realize that receipts are not for them (the customer). They're to make sure employees ring up the sale (and don't pocket the money) and now I understand they're for the government too, to make sure taxe
584.
by m463 5mo ago
This reminds me of the terry gilliam movie Brazil, with dystopian bureaucracy...
585.
by m463 5mo ago
I think collection might be what we should ban. Even the more conservative tech companies have no qualms about "anonymizing" data then sharing it. (also "sale" is a very weak word. many companies "never sell"
586.
by m463 5mo ago
I had an electrician come out, it was a younger guy who owned the business and his crew. And they had these minor-superhero things they could do. Like he could hammer around a corner. You would think it wasn't a big deal, but he could
587.
by m463 5mo ago
the (moving) turn signal buttons suck. and why paddles? I thought EVs didn't need gears? EDIT: "paddles on the steering wheel control regenerative braking and torque delivery."
588.
by m463 5mo ago
The worst thing about those kinds of EVs is the "generic alien orchestra" sounds they make in the parking lot. It is sort of bland-nonoffensive like motel 6 artwork.
589.
by m463 5mo ago
(moving) buttons for turn signals. ick.
590.
by m463 5mo ago
sounds like the promise of nuclear power... "Too cheap to meter" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Too_cheap_to_meter
591.
by m463 5mo ago
I think there is a paradox here - more time off makes you "dispose" of more of your "disposable cash"
592.
by m463 5mo ago
I wonder if inference costs will go down... or will it be like microsoft office, where the software bloats to use/fill current hardware? (and in this case bloats might mean better thinking or pulling in more data)
593.
by m463 5mo ago
I think if you take a selfie with your phone at just the right angle and don't show your forked tail, you might pull it off. It's a tried and true internet technique.
594.
by m463 5mo ago
> Yeah the name collision is unfortunate, but probably fine. collisions, lol % apt-cache search biff biff - a mail notification tool gnubiff - mail notification program for GNOME (and others) wmbiff - Dockable app that displays
595.
by m463 5mo ago
That's only like 8 houses in mountain view.
596.
by m463 5mo ago
Sounds like the same problem with <activity> meetups. Some people are there for dating, some people are there for <activity>. Thing is, people have to realize this because mixing the two leads to misery. Maybe they have to be e
597.
by m463 5mo ago
yeah, big tech rarely self-limits itself, but it's still nice to pass on the times when they do...
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by m463 5mo ago
I remember interviewing once and they told me what they were working on. I was actually familiar with the product, but it had some glaring shortcomings, and I kind of groaned a little inside. And I told them that I liked some things about t
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by m463 5mo ago
I had a friend with the apple card, and there were fraudulent charges on her card before she even used it. I think that caused her to over-scrutinize things. But (years) later I saw her using apple pay. She had charges she didn't reco
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by m463 5mo ago
The only think I wonder about is safety. A lot of foreign cars can't be imported because of crashworthiness and other safety problems. Would these vehicles be safe in an accident? (I wonder about some cars we already import like smart

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