tikl1

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by tikl1 9y ago
Well we ARE social creatures as a species since it's been the only reason we had been able to achieve what we did, be where we are and more simply survive. So even if some of us don't like the idea of being around others it'
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by tikl1 10y ago
As said in others answers, there will be multiple annotations sources so each one will have it's own moderation to do and users will have the choice to subscribe to any or all of them. Therefore the moderation will not have anything to
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by tikl1 10y ago
I guess you'll have to choose wisely your annotations sources... If you see too much spam on 1 source, just unsubscribe. As said earlier, it's not so different of reddit/HN discuussions abouut content. The publisher may not e
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by tikl1 10y ago
Not sure about them in particular but usually those initiatives also glorify open standards and the fact that even if the company disapear in 10 years, they will allow you to walk away with all your data in standard formats allowing you to
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by tikl1 10y ago
Yep that's the theory and sadly we all drive too fast at one point.
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by tikl1 10y ago
I think this is different between companies but not in the way you are suggesting. For example, concerning the subject we are discussing in the first place, Tesla because of the specificity of their cars probably have to produce themselves
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by tikl1 10y ago
I understand you and again it will be something to have in mind during design of said cars but I don't think this will be a huge problem. Even if the problem exists in the early days, I'm pretty sure this is the kind of things th
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by tikl1 10y ago
Wow! That's exactly what I said earlier, you are convinced that a good driver (one with proper training or whatever heuristics are) will be able to avoid those crashes. And in my opinion the only reason that can make you believe that i
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by tikl1 10y ago
I'm not sure about this... Do you have sources on that ? I'm pretty sure that on contrary, autonomous car constructors are actually testing their cars in the worst possible conditions even some that are unlikely to ever happen to
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by tikl1 10y ago
I don't know for Tesla but I think google autonomous cars are already there, so Tesla must not be far.
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by tikl1 10y ago
Well you can say it would be infuriating to be unable to take risks to save let's say your wife dying in the car but you can't argue that it's a GOOD thing to take those risks... who are you to decide that it is worth risking
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by tikl1 10y ago
Humans are the very definition of imperfection and thinking that you are capable of "correctly using a car" that is, never make the mistake that will cause a terrible accident is a big problem. It's probably why so much peopl
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by tikl1 10y ago
The point is that in nowadays automobile industry a HUGE part of the production is made outside the constructors facilities by contractors. So considering only car constructors employees is a pretty inaccurate estimation of man-hours/i
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by tikl1 12y ago
Am I wrong or is there a lot of plane crashes recently ? Are all those planes hitting some sort of expiration date mid flight ?
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by tikl1 12y ago
I don't know if I get that right but from where I come, "watch the news" means mostly watch it on TV. So it might not have something to do with reading IT news on HN for example...
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by tikl1 12y ago
It's complicated to just do something you were not supposed to and then go with: "look I know I had to do that but instead I did that so please give me [amount you never aggreed to pay]". What he could have done on the other
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by tikl1 12y ago
Thank you for that, I loved the talk and will probably order the book. EDIT: French version of this conference(by the same author): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZKqPoQiaDE
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by tikl1 12y ago
"money"...
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by tikl1 13y ago
I just rage quited because of this loop...