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by pintxo 3y ago
I can only tamper so many physical brakes in a given night. But being able to just disable all brakes of a given firmware revision at the push of a button? These are totally different scenarios.
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by pintxo 3y ago
Afaik, iOS does save a location, and marks it as a parked car, when it looses the bluetooth connection to a device it identified as being a car. So no additional hardware needed for this to work.
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by pintxo 3y ago
Same here, I had some of the most fun checking out potential investors in my last company. I'd certainly enjoy also checking Startups, but really just any sort of tech-related due-diligence would be awesome. Now, how to make a business
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by pintxo 3y ago
Another way to see why this is a problem: Let’s assume the police has only time to investigate 1 case. But there are two currently to be handled. One is a high profile drug dealer presumably flowing in cash, the other one is a homeless pote
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by pintxo 3y ago
How is a sea launch going to help with a late first stage, or 2nd stage malfunction leading to RUD?
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by pintxo 3y ago
15a != Infinity
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by pintxo 3y ago
Didn’t stop us from using fission for energy production. But weapons production might have played a relevant role here.
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by pintxo 3y ago
How would this ever be acceptable, given that rockets have a failure rate that’s not zero?
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by pintxo 3y ago
I don’t thing that’s generally true? Else papers like the Sun or the NYPost would be out of business years ago.
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by pintxo 3y ago
"Twister on a touchscreen"
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by pintxo 3y ago
So you have not been to Germany, I guess.
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by pintxo 3y ago
They should better have closed a smart contract. /s
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by pintxo 3y ago
Given the other comments about the inherent size variability in creating the actual clothing, no wonder anyone trying to measure the customer but not the cloths is riding a dead horse.
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by pintxo 3y ago
Canada != Rest of the world.
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by pintxo 3y ago
Isn’t the concept of „landlocked“ usually referring to your ability to do trade at scale with the rest of the world without being dependent on the goodwill of some other actor? Seems Minnesota would still depend on the goodwill of whoever c
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by pintxo 3y ago
Not much of a difference to recent new builds in Germany. Here it’s a function of the price for the plot. It’s so expensive that people will go with the smallest plot possible. Even nice upscale houses come with tiny lawns only today. See
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by pintxo 3y ago
I found it not that bad. Was considering to get a third one (after moving the 2nd time), but didn’t as the previous two tops failed right after being out of warranty. Key for me was to learn that to activate the knob, you needed to make sur
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by pintxo 3y ago
Guess the problem is, there is a whole other group of parties how are manipulating us to act towards their interests. And I would say it’s clear that they are winning (see for example obesity, opioids). So I don’t think we should handle thi
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by pintxo 4y ago
No space force? Here you go: https://www.bundeswehr.de/de/organisation/luftwaffe/organisa...
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by pintxo 4y ago
So Japan can get a win out of the Crimea situation either way? If Russia „wins“ they could justify using force to free their „historic“ possession. And if Russia „looses“ they can argue having military control does not imply ownership. And
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by pintxo 4y ago
Given this specific example is about islands controlled by Russia, but wanted by Japan, it sounds like Crimea is good precedent for Japan?
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by pintxo 4y ago
Probably a moral hazard problem: we could track it, but why would we? As we all used that very same system to move up the corporate ladder.
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by pintxo 4y ago
Could it be, that just for the potential of a malfunction or accident, it’s beneficial to have a human on board to handle such situations? And if that’s the case, the human might as well just drive the train while he’s waiting.
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by pintxo 4y ago
- Strong - Emphasize - List - Code - Quote
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by pintxo 4y ago
Depends, if your only option to cancel is via phone or chat-bot.
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by pintxo 4y ago
My point was not about necessary ambiguity where precision is not attainable. It was about todays inability of the legal professions to write concise conditions within contracts or laws. E.g. as someone else said in this threat, there is us
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by pintxo 4y ago
Absolute precision? Have you read any law lately? Legal texts are (to me) surprisingly imprecise. One wonders why we have not developed something explicit like mathematical notations for legal stuff. I mean, comma/and/or separated
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by pintxo 4y ago
For me it really depends on the actual implementation. On most rentals I quickly disabled it because it really felt unsafe. But on my own car, different brand, it feels quite „naturally“ at least for me.
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by pintxo 4y ago
What made you believe that they are not a "shitty expensive database" after all?
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by pintxo 4y ago
Observing the debate in the US from the outside, I believe the term "socialism" has to die. It's carrying so much baggage it's a major reasons the US cannot have a sensible debate over what alternatives there are to full

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