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by sumeno 4y ago
Senior staff is L7. There are probably a hundred L7s for every L9, if not more.
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by sumeno 4y ago
You can book lightning lanes through the website (or at least you could last February). It's the most reliable way to get the ones that are very popular because the app is too slow, it's better to log in on a laptop from the hotel
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by sumeno 4y ago
You can use the website directly or go to customer service at the park
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by sumeno 4y ago
> A system that doesn't have the capability to make turns at all will not make an error when making a turn. Yes, a system that doesn't try to do something is better than one that does it poorly. > By the same token, walking
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by sumeno 4y ago
> Also, characterizing the current FSD Beta system as "cruise control" is delusional. Agreed, most cruise control systems are considerably better. My cruise control has never tried to swerve me into oncoming traffic.
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by sumeno 4y ago
Find someone who loves you like SBF loves doing obvious crimes
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by sumeno 4y ago
He's a convenient scapegoat for the people who actually made the decisions, the execs that are paid primarily in stock and have perverse incentives for maximizing short term gains.
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by sumeno 4y ago
Random layoffs that affect high performers and low performers equally doesn't encourage performing higher. If anything it encourages performing lower because why bother if it's not going to even save your job?
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by sumeno 4y ago
Having grown up on the internet in the 90s I assure you it meant something before
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by sumeno 4y ago
Not really, unemployment rates are at 20 year lows
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by sumeno 4y ago
There are already apps like this on the app store
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by sumeno 4y ago
The video of the accident[1] clearly shows the Tesla start hitting its brakes 4 seconds in, the car that eventually rearends it is a few car lengths behind and in the left lane and hits its own brakes less than a second later and the accide
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by sumeno 4y ago
Changing lanes and then slamming on the brakes means you are 100% at fault (assuming there is evidence). It's the most common car insurance scam and it is completely indistinguishable from what the Tesla did in this case
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by sumeno 4y ago
Weird how they said they were going to release monthly attestations through them and then did exactly one 4 months ago, and then in December BDO said they were going to stop dealing with crypto companies. Oh well, probably nothing!
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by sumeno 4y ago
> We don't know if there is enough USD in Tether's coffer to redeem all the withdrawals We can be pretty confident that they don't. If they did they would have a third party accounting firm provide an attestation that they
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by sumeno 4y ago
Much better than crypto has
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by sumeno 4y ago
Their global backlog of orders has gone from ~470k to ~74k over the last few months. There is no backlog of orders at all in the US or Canada and the backlog for the rest of the world is dropping quickly. https://twitter.com&#x2F
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by sumeno 4y ago
It's very overpriced as a tech company for what it actually delivers as well
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by sumeno 4y ago
An ad campaign for buying drugs and avoiding sanctions isn't going to go over very well
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by sumeno 4y ago
> You did end up paying for Tesla to figure out how to build the product that didn’t exist when sold. For Tesla to fail to figure out how to build the product that didn't and doesn't exist and never will on the cars they sold i
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by sumeno 4y ago
Or the link cuts out in the middle of the dangerous maneuver the car decided it can't handle and now it can't safely pull over. Like I said originally, if it was safe for the car to be driving itself it already would be.
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by sumeno 4y ago
If it was in a position where it could safely self drive it already would be
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by sumeno 4y ago
> Today, it's a hair's breadth from creating an artificial being. In the same way my dog is a hairs breadth from driving a car
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by sumeno 4y ago
> He never struck me as a "Steve Jobs of coding" (probably today Elon Musk?). Musk is the Donald Trump of coding if anything.
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by sumeno 4y ago
The imaginary Elon Musk you invented still doesn't sound reasonable, he sounds like an absolute nightmare to work for
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by sumeno 4y ago
Now that Elon has ruined his carefully crafted PR image of a real life Tony Stark we'll see how long that growth continues.
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by sumeno 4y ago
Nobody gives a shit about Bernard Arnault who is now the richest man so maybe people don't like Elon's actions more than they don't like his money. If you look at the top 10 list of richest people Elon is the only one who dra
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by sumeno 4y ago
The answer to your question is in your post
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by sumeno 4y ago
Now we're talkin'
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by sumeno 4y ago
Facing repercussions on the level of those he's laying off. If he's responsible he should be the first one out the door.

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