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511.
by thrill 4y ago
The biology that evolved to tell you that something stinks likely has a positive correlation to how healthy it is for you (delicious stinky cheeses aside).
512.
by thrill 4y ago
There's nothing wrong with spending your own money on anything you want.
513.
by thrill 4y ago
"even 1 death or accident due to a bad design or bug should have already forced Tesla into bankruptcy" We'd still be riding horses with that approach ... except in today's society we'd be suing the owners of the hor
514.
by thrill 4y ago
More sensor input, especially at different frequencies which are going to have different characteristics and so different capabilities and limitations regarding what they detect, is certainly going to provide more data. Since LIDAR is on t
515.
by thrill 4y ago
Since you may be on the reciving end of a self-driving-system gone awry, having them simply be better than average would be a good thing. Especially if we require them to always be better than average as they begin to proliferate.
516.
by thrill 4y ago
Indeed, when you have to stop at a gas station (for the not-yet-electricfied lawnmower) and it's been six months because you have an EV, you are suddenly shocked at how horrendous the smell of gasoline is.
517.
by thrill 4y ago
Nice capture of thoughts. FWIW, s/effect/affect/ .
518.
by thrill 4y ago
There's no reason to insult people.
519.
by thrill 4y ago
One side is indeed wrong.
520.
by thrill 4y ago
"They don't like it, but they need to do it to be viable." So they do like it.
521.
by thrill 4y ago
It depends on the federal government's definition of aircraft.
522.
by thrill 4y ago
Radio jamming to interfere with aircraft navigation is a federal crime.
523.
by thrill 4y ago
Shooting at an aircraft is a federal crime.
524.
by thrill 4y ago
Having just spent 3 weeks on 4x hour long interviews and completing a day long coding problem along with a "code while I watch" to get to the point that "we're tabling this for a few months" I suspect many of us sen
525.
by thrill 4y ago
Run it on solar power and pull the water out of the atmosphere and we can save a bundle on running power and water.
526.
by thrill 4y ago
s/people to hire/people to hire cheaply/
527.
by thrill 4y ago
Sir Alex knew "when to fold 'em".
528.
by thrill 4y ago
It's something more than a PR move if they received approval.
529.
by thrill 4y ago
It's not working for them.
530.
by thrill 4y ago
Probably works just as well as the do not call list.
531.
by thrill 4y ago
There's a reason the Cayman Islands have two-thirds of the world's hedge funds incorporated there. It has a long and stable financial history and has stated that any structural financial changes will be grandfathered where legall
532.
by thrill 4y ago
When I visit the site using Edge, even with Adblockers disabled, I'm unable to view the courses listed as "preview", such as https://courses.dibya.online/courses/fastdeeprl/lectures/383... , and
533.
by thrill 4y ago
The last car I bought I showed up at the dealer with a certified check and it still took over three hours to complete the deal. I'm done with that business model.
534.
by thrill 4y ago
No, it's not that hard. He could have used the word "necessarily" after "not", but the meaning was still clear.
535.
by thrill 4y ago
Rivian, for example, offers to let you return the vehicle after delivery to your driveway for up to the first of a week or a 1000 miles.
536.
by thrill 4y ago
And thoroughly defended for a measly $10MM per year. https://www.opensecrets.org/industries/summary.php?cycle=202...
537.
by thrill 4y ago
Publish a paper with your better results.
538.
by thrill 4y ago
Because the threats are no greater to you than what existed in 1791.
539.
by thrill 4y ago
Then courts can start committing people against their will for partaking in what the vast majority of responsible people have no problem with.
540.
by thrill 4y ago
...and the number of the counting shall be three.

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