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by skort 1y ago
What about crime from people running lights and hitting bikes and pedestrians with their cars?
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by skort 1y ago
What exactly is the superpower here? Having a large chunk of steel you need to micro manage the location of, or pay up the nose to have a dedicated space for? Have you ever ridden a bike? Taken the subway? Heck, you can just use a taxi to g
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by skort 1y ago
I'm sure you could ask a historian, librarian, or expert in a field and get a nice, human-curated experience instead of more AI slop.
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by skort 1y ago
Do you have any proof or even a hint of a reason that this will be the case? Or is this just nonsense? Their FAQs even state: > Built-in infotainment systems raise a car’s price, and they become outdated quickly and have high failure rat
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by skort 1y ago
What exactly is the scam? That someone isn’t extracting profits?
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by skort 1y ago
I've seen this "car free utopia" idea dismissed as an idea by and for "elites" (see Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy's comments on people who ride the subway in NYC) plenty of times as a tactic to avoid doin
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by skort 1y ago
Is there a legitimate reason you believe it will take 9 months to get a MRI? Or is this baseless fearmongering just to protect the status quo? There are already large swaths of people who can't get a MRI period because they are exclude
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by skort 1y ago
The audio of the interview is on the page. The "Surface Mount Technology" bit is at 7 minutes in.
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by skort 2y ago
Interesting concept, but the use of AI art is personally extremely off-putting. Maybe it works for people who like having everything filtered through a modern cinematic cgi filter. In this case, sure, it is a neat tool for seeing how a holl
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by skort 2y ago
Yes! Lighter weight would help make them safer and would help with the other big issue which is road wear.
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by skort 2y ago
Okay, so maybe they still exist but maybe fewer people have a motive to seek violent solutions?
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by skort 2y ago
Hopefully this will accelerate the production of new hardware at some point. I misplaced my old Pebble Time and was excited for the Pebble Time 2 but those hopes were dashed when they closed up and fitbit had no interest in continuing to pr
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by skort 2y ago
The key words here are "proper regulation". In an era where industries have captured governmental bodies, there will likely be no such regulation, and these tech companies will continue to siphon up resources and funnel them to a
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by skort 2y ago
Great news that it's so effective in women. Less great news is that availability to people who could use it the most is based on the whims of the drug maker.
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by skort 2y ago
You'll still be able to ask a person to create art in a specific style if you'd like.
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by skort 2y ago
>but, it's a real loss. Both in terms of human knowledge of, say composition, emotion, and so on, but also for style diversity But that real art still exists, and can still be found, so what exactly is the loss here?
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by skort 2y ago
I still would think twice about doing DIY battery work in a multi-family unit. I wanted to get into FPV drones but reading about the concerns with battery charging and issues with minor damage, I decided I had nowhere to safely charge and p
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by skort 2y ago
It's great to see people being able to pivot their careers later in life. That said, > folks overcoming challenges just to be on the same playground as everyone else This has the same energy as "Kids raise money to buy classmat
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by skort 3y ago
The problem is that when the fine is the "cost of doing business" nothing really changes. Criminal charges/jail time (i.e. holding people responsible for these violations) might help keep businesses in check.
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by skort 3y ago
I don't think you get to be the CEO of a big tech company by caring about workers.
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by skort 3y ago
From the article > Alaska Airlines said the off-duty pilot was sitting in the flight deck jump seat -- which is in the cockpit
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by skort 5y ago
I'm looking to do something similar, leave behind the high stress and find something more meaningful to work on that covers the bills while my nest egg matures. I admittedly have not looked into what's next as much as I should hav
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by skort 8y ago
It seems like the only metric Amazon is optimizing for is number of items sold, and this seems to be the natural progression of a system where that is the primary goal. Making a change that decreases the sale of counterfeit products is a ch
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by skort 8y ago
Emerdata. http://www.businessinsider.com/cambridge-analytica-executive...