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by mwint 4y ago
Pro tip: the cops will help you if you call them and say “hey, I’m outside (address) and I can see my stolen bike, I’m going to go retrieve my property, let me know if you want to help. Also I’m armed.” They’ll help.
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by mwint 4y ago
My guess is the path planner hits an impossible scenario (“we don’t have enough brake authority to stop in time”) and that triggers the disengagement. Doubtful there’s a DISENGAGE_SECONDS_BEFORE_CRASH constant somewhere.
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by mwint 4y ago
Sure, because it’s given up. Those crashes are included in the safety stats.
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by mwint 4y ago
AP safety stats include crashes where the system was active within the previous x seconds - I think x is something like 10 or 30. Plenty of time for a human to become responsible.
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by mwint 4y ago
Wow. I feel pretty bad for whoever is doing this. Looks like they’re having fun now, but imagine the weight in the background of your mind about how this ends. Your options are probably to crash, like the Seattle dude did, to land at an air
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by mwint 4y ago
“Pinocchio” looks like something that should be on an Italian restaurant menu. I’d bet a majority of Americans would guess it came from Italy
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by mwint 4y ago
Could you give some examples of those people?
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by mwint 4y ago
It's not producing enough power, so it's not "enough". Like if I gave you an ounce of ice cream, and an ounce of steak, and you complain about not having enough food, I don't get to say "but it's 50% steak
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FAA investigating after Cessna 172 and 757 have close call over Orlando Airport(abcnews.go.com)
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by mwint 4y ago
Easy to test, are unqualified people able to build a massive wooden rollercoaster on university grounds in (insert healthcare utopia here) without university admin getting itchy?
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by mwint 4y ago
My bad, what I was seeing was the free Spectacle utility doing snap-on-drag. It’s so good I thought it was part of the system.
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by mwint 4y ago
But there’s evidently not enough natgas generation, otherwise we wouldn’t have this issue. There’s not enough because Cali chose not to buy enough (of natgas or something else). The forecasting argument doesn’t hold water for me - Califor
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by mwint 4y ago
Amusingly, this whole thing is kind of happening because California chose not to buy diesel generators and coal. (Or more accurately, chose not to buy more efficient, less polluting versions of those things)
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by mwint 4y ago
Monterey does let you snap windows by dragging them to the side of the screen.
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by mwint 4y ago
Unfortunately, if we assume everyone collaborates there is no hope of privacy.
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by mwint 4y ago
You can already make fake road signs and trick human drivers.
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by mwint 4y ago
Here’s the whitepaper: https://www.apple.com/privacy/docs/iCloud_Private_Relay_Over... They do two hops, first to an Apple-controlled server, then to the “second relay” which is operated by Cloudflare in a lot of
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by mwint 4y ago
Places that have been civilized for longer have been emitting civilization-byproducts for longer. That shouldn’t surprise anyone.
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by mwint 4y ago
Y’all are always talking about overpopulation - seems like if a huge population is causing huge emissions, we can blame that. Maybe we should praise the US for having a responsibly sized population.
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by mwint 4y ago
America produces 11% of global GHG emissions, compared to 27% from China and 7% from India, yet everyone is always blaming “the west”. East? You have anything to say for yourself?
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by mwint 4y ago
Vaccines came out after this study.
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by mwint 4y ago
> 0.27% Imagine if we could take that number back in time.
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by mwint 4y ago
You can do fairly well with a big stick in a fight, but you have to be trained very well. A pistol is the great equalizer - anyone has some chance of ending the fight decisively. You can and should improve that chance with training, but it
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by mwint 4y ago
If your ISP decided to only transmit the string “jemmyw” 10% of the time, and blackhole the other 90% of jemmyw-containing packets, we would call that censorship. Facebook altered an algorithm to transmit a story to fewer people than it oth
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by mwint 4y ago
The FBI has too much coercive power to ever merely “warn”. Everything they say necessarily has a second implied meaning, and any large company understands that.
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by mwint 4y ago
This is not true. Rule of thumb is 4-5mi per hour on 120AC. I drive a Leaf and charge exclusively at home on 120AC, zero problems keeping up with my non-bicycle-friendly commute. If I needed to I could put in a 220 charger for a couple hund
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by mwint 4y ago
Right, this is like trying to compete in building cell towers against the only company that knows how to build tall things at all . Cell carriers aren’t going to learn to build rockets, and no one can launch at SpaceX costs (and in the US,
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by mwint 4y ago
(How) Does beamforming work in a moving device?
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by mwint 4y ago
Why are you trying to go back to Terminal.app?
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by mwint 4y ago
Sedans mostly look alike because of safety regulations. There’s only one basic shape that can meet all the regs and is plausible to manufacture.

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