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threevox
5y ago
Well, if "we" is the United States, then the answer is yes. If "we" is the world, then the answer is hell no
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5y ago
This article doesn't say anything substantive, just points out that Autopilot is technically a group of different safety features and says that Ars couldn't find any "industry experts" to opine that Tesla's findings
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threevox
5y ago
This article doesn't say anything substantive, just points out that Autopilot is technically a group of different safety features and says that Ars couldn't find any "industry experts" to opine that Tesla's findings
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5y ago
>In the 1st quarter, we registered one accident for every 4.19 million miles driven in which drivers had Autopilot engaged. For those driving without Autopilot but with our active safety features, we registered one accident for every 2.0
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5y ago
As mentioned previously, discussion of this borders on irresponsible since all vaccines are 100x safer than Covid
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5y ago
Doesn't matter. J&J is much safer than Covid. If, on average, people are healthier by administering the J&J vaccine than not, it's profoundly irresponsible to take it out of circulation
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5y ago
https://www.tesla.com/VehicleSafetyReport
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5y ago
Sure, feel free to substitute whatever terminology you like into the above comment
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5y ago
Just as with reporting on the J&J vaccine possible complications, I feel like reporting on self-driving car accidents deceptively obscures the reality that self-driving cars are already much safer than human-driven ones, on average. (&q
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5y ago
Grant Sanderson, professional fucking legend
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5y ago
Both good points. I don't like the implications of the first but that probably means it's true
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5y ago
Can anyone explain why all these sites seem to be cracking down on adult content? I don't get it. Adult content is the cherished underbelly of the web. If you want to find it, it shouldn't be up to a corporation to decide whether
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5y ago
Wow, how badly do you have to treat programmers to get them to unionize?
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6y ago
Can't tell what you're saying here lol. But what the original commenter commented wasn't an opinion (replete with reasoning, argument, etc.); it was the mindless recitation of a phrase they'd indoctrinated themselves wit
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threevox
6y ago
Keep your dogma off HN please
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6y ago
Social media companies hate this weird trick!
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6y ago
Art generally, and poetry specifically, ideally elicits emotion based on its engagement with universal human experiences. If I'm reading a poem from 200 years ago, I don't give a fuck who the poet supported politically; I give a f
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6y ago
Poetry with a totally blatant political call to action in it isn't poetry, it's propaganda
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6y ago
"Roses are red Violets are blue Political poetry is dumb TS Eliot disliked Swinburne and so should you" me, 2021
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6y ago
Exactly. Years later, the political parts seem parochial and irrelevant, whereas the artistic parts remain relevant.
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6y ago
If your poetry is political, you're doing it wrong
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6y ago
Energy scarcity is a thing of the past for anyone who wants it to be. Between solar and nuclear, it's a helluva lot easier to get basically unlimited renewable energy than it is to go to war. Malthus hasn't been right about the wa
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6y ago
How is it possible that a HN user espouses views like this
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6y ago
Never used Proctorio myself, but my syllogism is simple: if you force me to use spyware, I'll go out of my way to sabotage its usefulness
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6y ago
> Tired of white liberal handwringing translating into these clearly performative corporate maneuvers. You've just described the past 5 years online
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6y ago
Chicagoan here - if they ban GTA I'll buy 10 more copies in addition to the one I already have just to get the Streisand effect officially going
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6y ago
> I have a mirror of cheapskatesguide.org on ZeroNet at https://127.0.0.1:43110/1CpqvBQWSzZSmnSZ58eVRA9Gjem6GdQkfw Am I missing something, or is this guy trying to get people to visit his localhost?
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6y ago
"Ignorant" == you can't be bothered to come up with a genuine refutation
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6y ago
Also, she seemed like a toxic AF person
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6y ago
Quite aptly put. It's entering the "ending with a whimper" phase
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