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petee
5y ago
edit: has been fixed, thanks hn This title is incorrect and should be fixed. The actual title is "Corrected identification of object about to hit the moon" since the object has not been positively identified by anybody.
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5y ago
edited: I should have included more context to the second quote. My point being, the one who misidentified it on the first first round due to circumstantial evidence, still is not sure and is basing this new claim on also circumstantial evi
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5y ago
"In a sense, this remains "circumstantial" evidence. But I would regard it as fairly convincing evidence." "It's unclear when the Chang'e 5-T1 booster would have gone by the moon," Sure sounds def
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5y ago
https://affiliate-program.amazon.com/help/operating/policies... https://affiliate-program.amazon.com/help/node/topic/G8TW5AE... Quite a few spots mention "original" and &q
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5y ago
NTSB usually puts those videos in it's final reports, or as side footage on youtube if nothing is obviously graphic
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5y ago
Likely derated with time; a lot of bridges are given lower capacity as they wear out
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5y ago
Not shocking, since the FAA consistently disregards NTSB recommendations, I doubt they felt like getting chastised for safety issues in yet another transportation type
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5y ago
I think proponents underestimate how much testing is needed to make such a system actually safe. edit: FSD is clearly still alpha; ive seen it steer towards on coming traffic, and almost cut off large vehicles but for human intervention.
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5y ago
I appreciate your sentiment, although I do like to see the language, personally, if it's something I need to compile - not everyone has x-toolchain. That said, being not unfamiliar with Rust, i did indeed notice crates.io :)
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5y ago
You can still offend a friend. Either way, you sitting here deciding what she needs is probably offensive to her; and you are still suggesting the only thing in life for her is baby, yet that is only your opinion
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5y ago
Good point, Boston is a great real-world fuzzer. If they spent their time making it work there they'd have less issues elsewhere
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5y ago
This is a little silly, because some people run stop signs, tesla should too? The point of fully stopping is to ensure there isn't someone you didn't see, or is in your blind spot. To claim that its ok to roll through because you
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5y ago
I mean, thats my point; if you could elaborate, because i'm not sure how that is absurd? Customers also are free to tell Spotify they aren't happy with the service before they leave. And then its Spotify's choice to either ma
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5y ago
I guess the counter argument is, I had Spotify before Joe Rogan was there, I have every right to ask Spotify to get rid of him before I cancel. You are more than welcome to pay for misinformation anywhere else, on someone else's platfo
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5y ago
I know, I know :) I couldn't help it
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5y ago
So you're ok paying to platform a Nazi group, personally? I know everyone hates the comparison, but they do still exist, and spew filth, though their 1st amendment right to. What about rumor of the pedophile ring out of the pizza joint
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5y ago
I think its less effective, since those who want to consume it will still press through, and their 'giant megaphone' has broad reach. Though perhaps some will actually read it
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5y ago
...along side, say it, actual doctors and actual scientists. Yes, maybe others are also speaking out, as they should. Most yapping about antivax aren't doctors anyway, to match your comparison. Edit - can't reply, so here: Who dec
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5y ago
Your link seems pretty specific that the subscription stuff is for Docker Desktop; I don't use Docker, but this seems to be a different product?
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5y ago
He is such a buffoon; I wonder what the real Tesla would have thought of him.
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5y ago
Well metal becomes red hot, and ice is often blueish in nature. But it is something we humans do, particularly with signaling devices (which a chart is a form of too, arguably) you will see color used in similar fashions to convey a simila
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5y ago
But their traffic lights are red, being the traditional "STOP", or caution, etc...why would that be chosen to be applied to something increasing? And apparently chart-decreasing is blue, again opposite correlation to use in traffi
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5y ago
I use the registrar Gandi, but there are a couple limiting catches - you have to transfer your domain to them (good service though), and only 2 email accounts are included per domain with unlimited aliases, and additional cost per address i
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5y ago
No you're not old, you are just not ridiculously young. :) I agree though, use of emoji outside talking to your friend, to me, is an instant warning of immaturity, and a flag of more to come. The OP post was horrendous to look at, I&#x
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5y ago
I appreciate the mention if only because a bunch of projects look cool by description, but when you dig in you find out they have some silly stack of tech required. At least I know its rust, and won't be surprised by needing to compile
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5y ago
Archive is a little flaky on this front, but the other issue i see is when the company decides Archive is illegally hosting and files a DMCA or other lawsuit
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5y ago
#include <db.h> Berkeley DB with a header date of 1994 :) In base, and of course it still works. Sqlite was removed from base, again, in 6.1 (2019) -- https://www.openbsd.org/faq/upgrade61.html with this BSDCAN &#
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5y ago
Did you ask them to explain or justify the discrepancy?
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5y ago
Another great stack for writing C (or now python) is https://kore.io which offers quite a few helper features, and its easy to get started
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5y ago
Not clear is why it took so long for charges? Crash in Dec 29, 2019, charges in October 2021, almost two years...is this Tesla holding up data?
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