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631.
by timeon 2y ago
You can't even have US-political posts on HN (like you can have Turkish one here) so it probably would be possible.
632.
by timeon 2y ago
This is is not just problem for the owners but anyone else. All those cameras are privacy problem in general (sometimes used also with parked cars - like in case of Tesla).
633.
by timeon 2y ago
Trying to pass the law (and fail) is bit different than having laws like patriot act and rooms like 641A.
634.
by timeon 2y ago
From perspective outside of US it is not that relevant (in this context) if there is change after this. Because as we have seen in 2016 and now - there is no stability.
635.
by timeon 2y ago
And maybe that is the reason why it is going down now. The speculation seems like not going to materialize.
636.
by timeon 2y ago
It is still overvalued.
637.
by timeon 2y ago
> I don't understand This level of comprehension is bit concerning.
638.
by timeon 2y ago
(Do not need to answer. Just wanted you to know I was not downvoting.)
639.
by timeon 2y ago
Pardons exists also in Civil Law.
640.
by timeon 2y ago
> both extremes What are both ? One would think that there are multiple extremes in the world. What is the context here?
641.
by timeon 2y ago
> I think by Bannon He was calling it "flooding the zone". As he said: "The Democrats don’t matter, the real opposition is the media. And the way to deal with them is to flood the zone with shit." That seems to be als
642.
by timeon 2y ago
Even stories point out flaws of no-lidar approach with particular brand of cars are being flagged. Is that no tech related?
643.
by timeon 2y ago
Seems better but still: > "When a user talks or types to Siri, their request is processed on device whenever possible. "
644.
by timeon 2y ago
> Ohh wait, there are no competitors! Sometimes winning move is not to play. If there are no competitors to this, just do not use anything.
645.
by timeon 2y ago
Unfortunately, it worked in Belarus.
646.
by timeon 2y ago
Not one the other car either but that one have not failed.
647.
by timeon 2y ago
It failed also on kid mannequin. Do you have many kids around?
648.
by timeon 2y ago
I'm afraid HW4 is still not lidar-like.
649.
by timeon 2y ago
> unsafe even a single time, you lose all of Rust's nice guarantees Not sure why would one resulted in all . One of Rust's advantages is the clear boundary between safe/unsafe.
650.
by timeon 2y ago
Just to stay on topic: but was it more than hydrogen alternative?
651.
by timeon 2y ago
Seems like HR evaluated here was just from the wrist device (like watches) and not HR strap. Is that correct? (I only track HR with strap and power on my bike power-meter).
652.
by timeon 2y ago
I'm moving goal-post here since it was not OpenAI (as far as we know): Where Meta training on torrented data fits into this?
653.
by timeon 2y ago
Just side note: that Wikipedia link seems really interesting - I'm familiar with the concept but not with details of various denominations and history. I'm definitely going to reserve some time for it in near future.
654.
by timeon 2y ago
This duality where god is "allowing" some other entity to do evil seem to be closer to Gnosticism than to omniscient and omnipotent god of Christianity.
655.
by timeon 2y ago
How is hungry children, because of it's parents, relevant to my question? If someone gets cancer as toddler who's fault is that? If someone is born with disability, with caused by new mutation, who's fault is that? Are these
656.
by timeon 2y ago
You are just dismissing my question without addressing it. I think free will can be attributed only to actions people are doing. But not everything can be attributed to people (or other animals).
657.
by timeon 2y ago
How does free will explains children with cancer or is that good thing?
658.
by timeon 2y ago
Matthew 19:21-28
659.
by timeon 2y ago
So what is your answer for Epicurean paradox?
660.
by timeon 2y ago
> They just don't attach their happiness to whether those attempts succeed or fail. Doesn't that seems bit pointless?

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