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The story of how BMW came to own the name, and VW the company is hilarious and includes a law firm having to pay lots of money to VW.
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At least in Vegas there is other things to do. And it’s not muddy. Go ask the fans at Spa last year!
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I‘ve certainly done it, both on the street as well as in training settings.
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3y ago
I’d it normal for cars to do this? Never experienced my break Paddel to push back.
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3y ago
You don’t want these devices in the cargo hold. As your ability to handle any fire issue there is massively impaired by the fact that you cannot access them there easily. While in the cabin, issues are mostly identified early and they have
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3y ago
So an average Kindergarden group of 10 would net the operation 220k annually? That must be some high cost of living area, where child care workers earn decidedly above the median income. Or someone is extracting massive profits.
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3y ago
> It is the kind of decision you rationally make when eventual consistency means that you might wind up in prison. Thanks for this argument. I‘ll put it on my shortlist.
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Are you sure? I recall that there was lots of debate on the topic of „training“ an immune system. And the conclusion was that such a thing does not (scientifically observed) exist. If it does, I‘d actually be interested in the biology behin
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3y ago
Didn’t Covid tell us there is no such thing as training our immune system?
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3y ago
I’d be irritated if not all of them go into a sim regularly.
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3y ago
Put the humans into multi-axis simulators. And show them sweating. It will be the same physical battle, but without the risk to their life.
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3y ago
Which, from a spectator experience point of view would be more interesting anyway. As you could create tracks with intersections, allow aggressive driving etc. And, looking at you F1, know immediately when a car did leave the allowed bounds
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3y ago
If you need a video for that: https://youtu.be/e21ZjwZGjiQ?si=r_oHvxYhiWvg7cRa
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3y ago
Don’t forget the invention of the healing practitioner (Heilpraktiker).
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3y ago
PSA: Traveling with a weekender style of bag (or a backpack) makes using one’s own legroom so much easier. And thus removes the need to board early. My ideal boarding experience is to be the last one entering the plane. Which makes sense as
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3y ago
Tragedy of the commons, essentially.
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3y ago
The problem with this is that the dev cannot know which calculation I need!
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3y ago
At one point? Human memory is surprisingly unreliable. One example to test for yourself: https://youtu.be/vJG698U2Mvo?si=16fwk8wG8Yyhim5t
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3y ago
That’s for health reasons, no? As your spine should not be subjected to a third ejection at that point. They may take yours wings for cross negligence any time.
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3y ago
Same, got me a free month of Disney+ once.
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3y ago
Did you just describe Googles retired attempt at doing a social network?
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3y ago
Is it because the systems are mostly designed on the 80/90 and are just outdated? I guess you’d have to provide a solid reason for mgmt to invest into something new. So increased UX won’t cut it. AI/automation might, given that we
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3y ago
I share this sentiment, what do you think should be the first part to improve?
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3y ago
It’s the same problem in Europe. Although regulation seems to be coming here. For example, there are /have been big farmer protests in the Netherlands because of new regulation on nitrates.
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It’s important to note that it’s not the screening causing those issues. It’s the fact that our health care systems are rather inadequate in properly handling those screening results at the margin.
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The real problems seem to be the outside dimensions (primarily width) of the BWB and the question of how to evacuate such a geometry effectively.
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That’s not going to be a problem. As support will be the first function to be replaced by LLMs. They will start worrying when revenue is continuing to decline even after burning through the third CEO.
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3y ago
Didn’t Netscape Navigator have a server included? And an email client and an HTML Editor?
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Not my industry, but imagining that they accept rides within a 48 hour windows from now. You’d quickly get something somewhat similar to a TSP. But given that you have lots of additional constraints (people tend to have a clear idea when th
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3y ago
If I had to guess, for Germany, you have basically two groups opposing it vocally, the die-hard privacy advocates (<5%) and the "inter-what?" group which does not understand how the internet, let alone how street-view, works (~
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