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by matz1 5y ago
More likely developer will stick around longer because they don't have to do annoying work.
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by matz1 5y ago
Likewise imagine living in a world where you are forced to do work where its not economically worth it, thats really sucks.
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by matz1 5y ago
Competition doesn't necessarily have anything to do with the amount of information. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/competition
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by matz1 5y ago
Not only that, there is one more thing to carry when you go out and impairment of social interaction because of lack of facial expression.
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by matz1 5y ago
The problem is wearing mask is annoying and uncomfortable. If I have to choose, I'll choose the increased risk of covid all the time rather than wearing mask.
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by matz1 5y ago
I think so and it probably will require some skills to fully utilize it where kids in the future will start learning to use it from the early age. I image this is how I probably will become 'obsolete' in regards of technology just
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by matz1 5y ago
>Having an affair is always going to be something people prefer to keep secret My point is it doesn't have to. Ask what is it that makes people prefer to keep secret then fix that instead. Not saying its going to be easy but at leas
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by matz1 5y ago
>you can’t be blackmailed for doing weed if nobody cares you did weed This is imo the most feasible/pragmatic approach for privacy issue. Instead fixing it by hiding the information, we should fix the actual issue that cause misery
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by matz1 5y ago
um most people, including me, like to see beautiful people. It make sense to suppress post by the ugly.
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by matz1 5y ago
Every hiring is a discrimination in some way.
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by matz1 5y ago
I can only speak for myself. I don't eat dog/monkey i think it because my upbringing/culture thus it create disgusting feeling in my brain. I have no problem with pigs because I've used to it since childhood and i find i
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by matz1 5y ago
I wouldn't, like I wouldn't eat dog/monkey even though its socially acceptable in certain place, in my mind its disgusting. Pig on the other hand its delicious.
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by matz1 5y ago
Not everyone want that, if I need my own private space I don't need to go to office. The reason I may want to go to office is to see my coworkers. Doors/private cubicle defeat the purpose.
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by matz1 5y ago
Not sure why my morality has to change, doesn't matter if pig turn out to have conscious experience like mine, I will still eat it.
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by matz1 5y ago
>there's already legal ways to deal with it suing can cost money, time, effort, and may not able to necessarily clear your name even if you won.
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by matz1 5y ago
What are you going to do ? Just believe it ?
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by matz1 5y ago
> Imagine a letter like this targeted at you one day, except unlike Mr. Pretty, you are innocent. You already assume he is guilty ?
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by matz1 5y ago
What value to add to criticize this specific case? Whether they use "unable" or "choose not too" shouldn't matter. Just treat it the same.
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by matz1 5y ago
Hell, I would happy if self driving cars only kills 1.5 (slightly more) million people each car.
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by matz1 5y ago
>What does training look like? The same way how human learn/train. Observe how most people behave then imitate.
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by matz1 5y ago
This is why travel restrictions or “essential workers" designation are ridiculous. It doesn't help, only mostly cause misery.
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by matz1 5y ago
Its not deceptive/contradictory, technically, close to level 5 can be level 2.
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by matz1 5y ago
I disagree that its deceptive. Technically yes the car can drive itself albeit not perfect. Tesla never claim it can drive perfectly either.
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by matz1 5y ago
Car company can't do that because there are law to prevent that. What law tesla broke in this case?
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by matz1 5y ago
To create believe is basically the goal of every marketing campaign of any kind. Thats expected and reasonable.
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by matz1 5y ago
>You can't tell someone their car has full self driving capabilities and then expect them to listen when you tell them that they also have to be paying attention 100% of the time So its Tesla fault if people doesn't listen?
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by matz1 5y ago
To me even 90 days is insane, at least in Indonesia, you could open an ice cream shop tomorrow in your own house if you would like
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by matz1 5y ago
>Are you also actively working with other people/companies who might hire those same people to put caps on what they might get paid, or indeed to negotiate hiring them at all? Google/apple/etc have enormous sway in some ar
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by matz1 5y ago
I can easily afford to pay my mechanic twice the money. Of course just like google, I don't want to.
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by matz1 5y ago
To make driving more relaxing. Instead of actively driving you switch to be a driving supervisor instead. Think about it as a really advance cruise control. Autopilot doesn't mean it won't crash, thats absurd.

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