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by relativ575 3y ago
> A brand new 330i is 3500lbs. A Model Y is 4500lbs. That's a 28% increase in weight for a similar size car. GP said " and EVs are typically nearly twice as heavy as ICE vehicles " Also I'm sure you know that 330i is
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by relativ575 3y ago
> How do you determine how knowledgeable the chatbot is? The same way you determine if a professor is knowledgeable -- they are employed by a school with certain level of reputation that you are comfortable to attend.
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by relativ575 3y ago
Such as? It is legal for Americans to fight for another country, unless it's against the US. In fact the US government said they can't intervene if one is forced to do compulsory military service abroad. It gets complicated fast:
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by relativ575 3y ago
> If they weren't particularly interesting in competing in aerial surveillance then it may have been seen as worth the money they got in return. You really bend it to fit your narrative. Not sure what the Soviets believed, but no sa
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by relativ575 3y ago
True, but that's exactly what has been popular in HN, that self driving is a pipe dream.
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by relativ575 3y ago
> But it's clear that they have no problem shutting down a production database offering with 30 days notice Maybe there is no production db left from paying customers?
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by relativ575 3y ago
Putin said this about Kinzhal in 2018: "This enables the missile to penetrate through all existing and projected air defense systems and deliver a nuclear or conventional warhead over a distance in excess of two thousand kilometers&quo
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by relativ575 3y ago
Infiltrated? China has always openly pushed for the presence of CCP organization in business, state-owned definitely and more and more private ones - [1] the CCP Constitution outlines more specific powers for party organizations within com
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by relativ575 3y ago
Perhaps many of tomorrow pasteurizations, penicillins, or vaccinations may never materialized if their inventors wouldn't have accessed to information at their fingertips, via their smartphones
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by relativ575 3y ago
People had been building AI for decades, with nothing to show for. Until one day they did.
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by relativ575 3y ago
Can you give an example of such a history book and how much mythologizing you think it contains?
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by relativ575 3y ago
Can not be further from the truth: https://www.nasa.gov/commercial-lunar-payload-services This mission itself is in preparation for future missions contracted by NASA
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by relativ575 4y ago
> When your whole political system depends on donations from large corporations, Hmm, outrage sounding yet devoid of any meaning. No wonder populism is trendy. It invokes anger in people without viable solution. Corruption exists all ove
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by relativ575 4y ago
> Then let's see the unexpected stuff we can get by developing carbon reduction and cheaper transport technologies. Do both. Does this investment in hypersonic transportation somehow prevent others from pursuing carbon reduction and
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by relativ575 4y ago
> are actively trying to export themselves to Europe What are the evidence of this? Has there been an uptick in American right-wings activities in Europe?
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by relativ575 4y ago
Are you saying pedophilia is allowed in China? Anything that is allowed in China but not in the West?
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by relativ575 4y ago
> they don’t have enough assets to make depositors whole. They do, if their assets get acquired by other banks who also invest in long term bonds, says at a discount?
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by relativ575 4y ago
59,000 American died during 10 years of US's involvement. More than 100,000 Russians and counting have died since the war started exactly a year ago. 20 times the casualty rate.
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by relativ575 4y ago
If it's an honest mistake they would have alerted the US of the balloon when they lost control of it. They did not. It could be a surveillance vehicle that they hoped could gather valuable intelligence, or it's a way to test US&#x
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by relativ575 4y ago
We can definitely expect the bottom 10% in your example to do "higher value" work, once their currently meager work is automated. For once they can become supervisors of robots doing the same work they do today, since they have ex
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by relativ575 4y ago
> It's a crazy product designed for a society with weird eating habits. Expand your research a little bit. Fake meat has been very popular in buddhism countries for very long time, often to entice people to switching to non animal f
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by relativ575 4y ago
And as usually the case when people brought up selection bias, or survivor bias, you made the assumption that he only studied the successful. He never said he did. I agreed that most attempts to invent new industries ended up in failure, by
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by relativ575 4y ago
Of course. Like you can say whatever you want here but you may get downvoted. That's the consequence. I guess you feel luckier than Mahsa Amini? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Mahsa_Amini
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by relativ575 4y ago
But all, or majority of them? Can you give an example of a search function of a prominent website that provides literal search capability front and center?
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by relativ575 4y ago
Hazardous working conditions is described in the report: "Chronic occupational diseases receive less attention, because most are not detected until years after workers have been exposed to toxic chemicals, and because occupational illn
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by relativ575 4y ago
> How many times per day would it take for an authority to issue a statement like the above before such statements begin to seem trite and meaningless? Nobody asks them to issue a statement every time a worker was killed. This was what h
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by relativ575 4y ago
I know we've debated this to death, but Android's market share is bigger than iPhone's.
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by relativ575 4y ago
> There is certainly proof of Apple's software quality declining in recent years (iTunes, MacOS, Xcode, APFS, Time Machine, oh god the list never ends) Can you be more specific of the proofs you are talking about? I've been usi
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by relativ575 4y ago
Without those soulless entities who over hired by a large numbers those people may not have their job in the first place. So sympathize, but with perspective.
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by relativ575 4y ago
Were you around the dot com crash? It was much worse than what is going on, layoffs happened left and right. But the future would have never been better for tech jobs. So no, incorrect to say anything for sure.

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