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by pooya13 7y ago
> ... treated as fact by people and media Sure it is a fact that Elon Musk predicts they will have robotaxis in a year. It is not however a fact that Elon Musk advises the drivers to drive carelessly. > How can it do this but __also__
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Tesla Driver Gets License Suspended After Drunkenly Falling Asleep on Autopilot(electrek.co)
1 points by pooya13 7y ago|0 comments
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by pooya13 7y ago
Let’s go over them one by one: > Coast to coast autonomous drive, cross country summon mode They have not claimed that they have achieved that yet. > full self driving on highways from entry to exit This is from the Tesla website when
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by pooya13 7y ago
Musk was demonstrating auto braking. I don’t see him in that video or anywhere else promoting careless driving or sleeping at the wheel. > Tesla very much makes it sound like that you just need to sit back and enjoy a coffee while your c
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by pooya13 7y ago
Cruise control is just a simple control loop. AP provides much more functionality (both for convenience and safety). That would be similar to calling an automobile a carriage+.
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by pooya13 7y ago
> the exact opposite of tesla's entire marketing strategy Citation needed. Do you have any examples of Tesla’s marketing strategy indicating that “you can sleep at the wheel”? (Not what they predict of the future of the system, but
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by pooya13 7y ago
I think it is an amazing achievement by Tesla that these hit pieces cannot find more than a handful of incidents going back 3 years while there are half a million Tesla’s out there. Their quarterly safety statistics is a great strategy to c
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GPU Programming with Modern C++(youtube.com)
19 points by pooya13 7y ago|0 comments
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by pooya13 7y ago
Will this make it possible to add OpenCL & CUDA GPU support?
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by pooya13 7y ago
I’m thinking maybe this guy was flagged because he is a lawyer and might have sensitive information on a person of interest.
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by pooya13 7y ago
If the bios is corrupt it can corrupt the OS. So that the OS does not really flash it. Or there might be a hardware exploit that makes it look like the bios is being flashed while keeping the corruption or one that injects the corruption af
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Dynamic Polymorphism with std:variant (C++)(youtube.com)
2 points by pooya13 7y ago|0 comments
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by pooya13 8y ago
Then I guess you should be more specific about what kind of advertising you approve.
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by pooya13 8y ago
People might not be aware how much they can save on gas prices by switching to full electric. I don’t see any downside in advertising an estimate. It’s not like they are presenting that as the price with a footnote that says it includes gas
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by pooya13 8y ago
> you can advertise (but not promise!) Did you miss the title of the article? They are trying to stop Tesla from advertising the fact.
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by pooya13 8y ago
Most people are on the same page about ISPs so I will skip that. Social networks should be public utility companies or else heavily regulated and treansparent to avoid censorship or what is referred to as surveillance capitalism. Networks s
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by pooya13 8y ago
I did not make a blank statement about the usefulness of outdated books. But certain topics do get out of date pretty quickly and would be less valuable to a maintained book.
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by pooya13 8y ago
Do you know of an alternative resource over this one?
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by pooya13 8y ago
My mistake. You are right it’s only 50. I still think that 3 months is bit long for not merging any PR for an open source book.
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by pooya13 8y ago
I am not making demands nor did I say the maintainers owe me their time. But I do not owe them my time either. And I would rather spend my time on a book that is actively being maintained by the authors or the community.
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by pooya13 8y ago
I don’t “expect” the authors to do anything. But I am not going to spend many hours of my time reading a book when I see that the book is not maintained because there are many great books on my backlog that ARE being maintained by the autho
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by pooya13 8y ago
I would probably do that if the time investment was worth it. For example if it was something I was using on a day to day basis but not for leisurely/exploratory reading.
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by pooya13 8y ago
When an open source book has 150 open PRs and the last commit is from 4 months ago I am discouraged to spend time on it.
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by pooya13 8y ago
It seems to me that there is more talent going to software than ever and the Junior dev starting salary has been steadily declining over the past decade.
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by pooya13 8y ago
Eventually all artificial lights that don’t help with vitamin D deficiency should be banned.
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by pooya13 8y ago
That’s not what I am saying. What I mean is that it has more to do with the circumstances than the number of competitors. In general more competition is better for consumers and less is better for business owners. But in this case it’s lose
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by pooya13 8y ago
Amazon opening shop in NY will lead to having less employers and less competition in the long run, not more. Furthermore having less competition is not always better for the existing employers. It is much easier to complete with 10 local co
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by pooya13 8y ago
“In those early years[2012], there was no real formalized way to learn “data science,” Yeah they were called quants (aka mathematics/statistics graduates).
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by pooya13 8y ago
Semantics. The “supposed to” part means it was designed for 90 days, not that it was expected to fail after 90 days. I was pointing out the marvellous over engineering
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by pooya13 8y ago
And it was supposed to last 90 days...

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