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by nr2x 4y ago
The EV Mustang looks so dope. See a lot of them in SV.
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by nr2x 4y ago
My big red flag is “self driving mode that may kill your family”.
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by nr2x 4y ago
It’s a rental car, you just don’t know that when you “buy” it.
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by nr2x 4y ago
Well said, I’m potentially in the market for a car and this is like reason #5 I’m ruling out Tesla.
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by nr2x 4y ago
I’d this isn’t already illegal there really needs to be legislation to ban this shit. Or at least more right to repair action.
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by nr2x 4y ago
Exactly. I don’t see the entry level EV that tips the balance coming from Tesla. Model 3 is a luxury vehicle.
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by nr2x 4y ago
Some of these efficiency gains are remarkable. Most of the code I write is just the quickest way to write a mundane function. Really curious if you went into a huge tech co and devoted ~10% of SWE time solely to optimization of code base wh
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by nr2x 4y ago
I think you’re precisely identifying why Tesla is well and truly fucked. The big automakers know how to make cars at scale and once they decide to it’s easy. They may be slow giants, but Tesla lost the advantage of being small and quick. Ge
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by nr2x 4y ago
To a fairly absurd degree!
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by nr2x 4y ago
French and in IT? Good god.
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by nr2x 4y ago
Was thinking same.
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by nr2x 4y ago
Coordinating people is hard. Moreso at night. And while breaking the law. That’s the sophisticated part, discipline.
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by nr2x 4y ago
Sounds entirely reasonable to me.
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by nr2x 4y ago
Don’t blame the drugs man.
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by nr2x 4y ago
Well somebody has to replace half their shit. Juicy demographic.
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by nr2x 4y ago
The Sixth Extinction by Elizabeth Kolbert is required reading. We’re in the midst of a very rare event, that we caused, are making worse, and we don’t know what will ultimately happen.
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by nr2x 4y ago
“why was 2007 such a good year for teenagers?” Because smart phones were about to ruin their lives.
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by nr2x 4y ago
Yes.
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by nr2x 4y ago
I’ve just given up on the federal government. It stopped working for common people in any meaningful way a long time ago. State and local, sure, but federal? Why bother.
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by nr2x 4y ago
Depends on the role, in general they’re not going to blow Google out of the water.
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by nr2x 4y ago
The Feds have been buying consumer data for decades, this is far from new. This goes back to “junk mail”, pre internet. As usual the US congress sat by and did nothing, and in all likelihood, will continue to do nothing.
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by nr2x 4y ago
One of the few places that will pay competitive to GOOG.
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by nr2x 4y ago
I think even Apple would have trouble selling at that price.
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by nr2x 4y ago
Majestic is a shit list. Mystery solved.
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by nr2x 4y ago
Anybody else not feel like the chat bot is the problem here?
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by nr2x 4y ago
I put in a ton of flight miles and saw the world. No regrets, but I recognize I need to spend my carbon more judiciously now. That said, I do truly believe travel makes you a better person, so if you can afford it now you should get out the
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by nr2x 4y ago
It makes sense to rent them near such places as speciality items, but you don't need for the grocery run.
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by nr2x 4y ago
Ugh, just skipped a conference in Australia for that reason - decided I'm only doing long-haul flights for things I * really* care about.
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by nr2x 4y ago
I think the premise of the article is a bit silly - not everything is "average-able". The US is huge, and many places (like SV) do have 100% renewable energy so the electric is carbon free. This is like saying that if Portugal h
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by nr2x 4y ago
Interesting point! The thing with Apple that annoys me is they believe their own marketing, but if you say "Privacy is a Human Right" and deny it to Chinese citizens, you either don't consider Chinese people human, or you ar

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