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by ra7 4y ago
It’s almost like a problem is solvable when you have the right tools and technology.
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by ra7 4y ago
Given the list of things that could go horribly wrong with self driving vehicles, incidents like these are only a minor, harmless inconvenience. The more immediate concern is self driving vehicles that are clearly not ready to be on public
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by ra7 4y ago
Could this be due to bad mapping data at that particular location? Even if it was, wouldn’t they be able to pull over at a safe location with what they perceive in real time?
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by ra7 4y ago
How do you use fzf for git branches? I didn’t know you could do that.
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Introducing Google Public Sector(cloud.google.com)
2 points by ra7 4y ago|0 comments
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by ra7 4y ago
Hold on. No one is using Tesla's open patents because it would require them to open up all of their patents in return. What's your source Ford or others have used them?
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by ra7 4y ago
Using conventional comments also forces me to rethink if my comment is really blocking or is just an optional suggestion and I can adjust the tone accordingly.
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by ra7 4y ago
I believe Meta as well.
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by ra7 4y ago
> The split of pro/against is really close to 50/50. It’s not 50/50 at Google or any of the big tech companies.
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by ra7 4y ago
Google also just built a brand new building in downtown Austin that will house a few thousand people.
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Mercedes Vision EQXX electric car traveled 750 miles on a single charge(electrek.co)
3 points by ra7 4y ago|0 comments
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Why Mercedes-Benz runs on 900 Kubernetes clusters(infoworld.com)
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SpaceX fires employees involved in letter critical of Musk(wsj.com)
163 points by ra7 4y ago|4 comments
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by ra7 4y ago
Ah, thanks for clarifying. I thought you referred to Tesla's counting methodology.
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by ra7 4y ago
> A "crash" in this case is any crash where the automated driving aids were in use less than 30 seconds prior to the crash. It's 5 seconds, not 30 seconds. From Tesla safety report [1]: > To ensure our statistics are co
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Gasoline Prices Reach $5 a Gallon Nationwide for the First Time(wsj.com)
21 points by ra7 4y ago|39 comments
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U.S. inflation reached a new four-decade high of 8.6% in May(wsj.com)
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by ra7 4y ago
> Their new high resolution radar [2] (Phoenix) they’ve registered with the FCC, as well as a retrofit campaign across the fleet, will likely resolve this gap. Is a retrofit confirmed or is it just your assumption? They even sold hundred
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Tesla NFC Key Card Security Vulnerability Demonstration(old.reddit.com)
2 points by ra7 4y ago|0 comments
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by ra7 4y ago
None of them are ever going to implement this and cede control of the entire instrument cluster and infotainment area to Apple.
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Waymo safely reacts to vehicle running red light in Phoenix(twitter.com)
2 points by ra7 4y ago|0 comments
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by ra7 4y ago
He wants accurate information after he explicitly waived his right to do due diligence when he was trying to force Twitter’s board to accept his price? He didn’t think of it before?
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by ra7 4y ago
I've completely stopped using Autopilot whenever there is a vehicle behind me (unless it's a highway traffic jam and I'm going <25 mph) because of phantom braking. I only use it when it's completely empty, which of co
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by ra7 4y ago
> People don't buy coffee on the way to work, people don't buy coffee on the way home, people don't buy sandwiches and snacks, people don't spend money on commuting, people don't spend money at resturants for lau
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Tesla to Cut 10% of Jobs(cnbc.com)
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by ra7 4y ago
You’re just nitpicking. He’s pretty condescending and disparaging on such a regular basis it might as well be “always”.
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by ra7 4y ago
Sounds like remote work doesn’t suit you then. A lot of people are productive working remotely.
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by ra7 4y ago
> Can you quote? It’s right there in the parent comment: https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1531867103854317568 Pretty clear he thinks working remotely is pretend working. > if you feel insulted, I'm g
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by ra7 4y ago
You're just sticking to semantics. It's well known all his companies require you to work more than 40 hours. Combine that with these emails, it's easy to understand what the expectations are.
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by ra7 4y ago
The parent comment linked to a tweet where he ~says~ implies everyone else working remotely is "pretend working". Also in the emails: > There are of course companies that don't require this, but when was the last time they

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