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by redserk 3y ago
Ideally this is where everyone ought to be anyways. In a vacuum, all of these would stop bad deployments in theory. But in practice, no amount of prep can address and prevent every potential way a deployment can go sideways. Plus if you&#x2
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by redserk 3y ago
Yeah, it's wild that it's now treated as an authoritative source, especially by some news organizations. It's as good as asking a neighbor what happened with a loud noise down the street. Sometimes you'll get something g
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by redserk 3y ago
I wish more groups would be as transparent. Silos happen. I'm not willing to spread blame. I will aside some of my frustration if I know it's an acknowledged problem and there's willingness to address it.
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by redserk 3y ago
Why? Bit too early to pull the trigger on declaring this "enshittification". We have yet to see if this was an intentional product decision or a script gone awry. The term has been eagerly overused to indicate "things I don&#
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by redserk 3y ago
Your error is assuming that everyone is a rational actor and is doing the research to make an informed decision. This is simply not the case and it's naive to think otherwise.
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by redserk 3y ago
To be fair, there was a log of disingenuous fear mongering around the notion of "the government is getting rid of your insurance". It would be extremely difficult to get an accurate idea of what the general public thinks about a m
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by redserk 3y ago
Part of my childhood was in West Virginia and visit family occasionally. I can attest to the comment about food deserts. There's a nearby Dollar General, which is fine for processed food and sodas, but you have to go 20 miles away to a
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by redserk 3y ago
> It will just hamper white hat security researchers. And deter at least some script kiddies. I'd wager far more script kiddies would be turned away by this move than white hat security researchers.
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by redserk 3y ago
That's not really relevant here though as there is no claim of 100% perfection with AP/FSD, nor did I advocate for support of Tesla here. This feature requires acknowledging multiple documents staying that it may make errors and i
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by redserk 3y ago
This is more than Tesla and it's claims of "full self driving" though. People publish videos about doing reckless stuff with lane centering and adaptive cruise control tech in other vehicles as well. This is a large issue tha
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by redserk 3y ago
> Von Ohain and Rossiter had been drinking, and an autopsy found that von Ohain died with a blood alcohol level of 0.26 — more than three times the legal limit — a level of intoxication that would have hampered his ability to maintain co
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by redserk 3y ago
If you're going through the effort of carrying your own bags, why use a disposable bag at all? Bringing up the harms of a paper bag is not really pertinent.
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by redserk 3y ago
Regardless of how the court ruled, it certainly hasn't been an uncommon practice to include publishers for libel lawsuits.
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by redserk 3y ago
I'm not sure what you're trying to argue here. You realize the Competitive Enterprise Institute is based in DC?
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by redserk 3y ago
At the end of the day, it's yet another $189/yr cost + $99/yr/family member cost to add in. For a family of 4, that's $585/yr or $48/mo. Generally speaking (however, not absolutely true), wealthy individua
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by redserk 3y ago
This is all assuming the paper was read to begin with. Mindset 3) Skip the article, go straight to the comments
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by redserk 3y ago
If your ISO/RTO isn't coordinating activities to add power generation, you owe it to yourself to move -- and pronto. Every competent ISO/RTO in the US has already factored additional electricity growth required by EVs and oth
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by redserk 3y ago
Recall is the correct choice of word here, but Ars' coverage of Tesla issues is incredibly disappointing because one of their writers really makes it clear in his articles that he loathes Tesla, at the expense of even pretending to be
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by redserk 3y ago
Households with multiple Nintendo Switch and I think the PS5 consoles (I may be mixing this up with Xbox) would significantly benefit. Some games assume there’s only one console per public IP, and expects ports NAT forwarded as such. Givi
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by redserk 3y ago
I have a mild rant on the notion of legal authority. I think it should come down to intent. If this is an action purely done for the benefit of end-users with an honest-to-goodness attempt at no snooping around, I fail to see this as a prob
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by redserk 3y ago
If you're going to oppose another poster's use of the word "rag", why are you labeling the same source as "high quality"? Neither are objective descriptors. This is hypocrisy.
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by redserk 3y ago
I interpreted it as a mildly self-deprecating joke on the author's choice of usual reading materials. However, if we're going to be pedantic... the informal jab can work if the author doesn't respect the what is published by
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by redserk 3y ago
This response is a strawman and unhelpful to the conversation here.
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by redserk 3y ago
Add in college debt payments, maybe a car payment, maybe you just graduated and need to furnish at least part of an apartment (even with roommates), maybe having to help pay down parents medical bills or whatever because you're the fir
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by redserk 3y ago
Being skeptical is good. Jumping to conclusions because it validates feelings without any care to validate the facts is not.
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by redserk 3y ago
“I want to cook eggs on top of hot oil but I don’t want to say I’m frying them” is more words to get to “I want to fry eggs” The framework to band together and collectively negotiate is literally called forming a union. You don’t have to co
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by redserk 3y ago
That's... a union. A union can limit their involvement to strictly salary negotiations if it's members choose to do so.
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by redserk 3y ago
I'm interpreting this as incredibly pedantic. Just because Beeper is delegating the ToS violation to a bunch of random people doesn't mean they aren't complicit. It appears they are acting in even worse faith than Apple here
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by redserk 3y ago
Are you implying that by iMessage being available on Android will solve the ridiculous association filtering some people engage in? It's a common practice. It ranges from sports teams, to geography (living on the other side of highways
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by redserk 3y ago
Completely disagree on this. This is Beeper, a for-profit company, throwing a tantrum, violating the ToS of Apple but leaving Beeper's users and their friends holding the bag.

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