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by tirant 8mo ago
Fully agree on the root cause, but not on the solution. We should strive for extremely limited power by our public representatives, so their corruption impact is reduced to a minimum. But not only limited power, but also limited budget acce
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by tirant 8mo ago
Well, their comment section is fore sure not running on premises, but on the cloud: "An error occurred: API rate limit already exceeded for installation ID 73591946."
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by tirant 8mo ago
This was written by Harald Schäfer, the CTO of comma.ai. I'm not so sure if G. Hotz is still involved in comma.ai.
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by tirant 8mo ago
Shall we ban sex too? Our bodies interact with extremely large amounts of elements in the environment and behavior that act beyond our conscious comprehension. Sometimes in our favour and some others against us. Banning everything that at
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by tirant 8mo ago
I would say there’s even less chance nowadays to generate a fully private set of European alternatives to American cloud offerings. Europes bureaucratization and the growth of the size of states has increased the last 10 years. I have less
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by tirant 9mo ago
I share your opinion. There's nothing worse than a State killing its own citizens, the ones the state had pledged to protect. But actually, the largest mass killings in history have been always performed by States against their own cit
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by tirant 9mo ago
This happened due to a change in regulation in Europe. Some airports, like AMS or MUC, invested on new machines with higher detection capabilities, and decided to allow all liquids and improve efficiency in boarding. The EU updated the rule
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by tirant 9mo ago
That’s what SAE L3/L4/L4 autonomous driving systems are about. The car takes full responsibility for a given set of conditions (ODD).
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by tirant 9mo ago
And temperatures over 0 degrees Celsius with no rain. I tried it.
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by tirant 9mo ago
That’s basically what SAE L3 and above levels of autonomy mean. The manufacturer takes full responsibility of the driving while the function is active. I drove Mercedes and BMW L3 offering. Both had a really restricted ODD (Operational Desi
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by tirant 9mo ago
For 250 years that sounds very stable compared to many other countries
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by tirant 9mo ago
With batteries reaching 800-1000km per charge and most people doing around 30km a day of driving (way less for people living in dense areas), you basically only need to charge your car once every two weeks.
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by tirant 9mo ago
That’s not the idea of communism. That’s actually the point of libertarianism, anarchism: do what you want, but you will only do well if you get along with the rest of the society by providing something helpful to them, as no one is forced
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by tirant 9mo ago
The fascists were everywhere in the DDR: just called members of the party or as part of the Stasi. And I take the definition of fascists as anyone who prioritizes their political system, State or political view to a point of depriving any o
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by tirant 9mo ago
Communism and socialism have always looked good when compared to the principles of other economic and political doctrines: - No poor people; everyone supported by the State; Everyone works for the common good; shared resources no matter how
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by tirant 9mo ago
Same here. Also bought one in NL back then without issues.
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by tirant 9mo ago
I am not so sure about it. EV dominance is not only defined by battery technology but also by ADAS functions, driving dynamics and many other considerations also common to ICE cars. In Europe, Chinese vehicles are only selling in any meanin
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by tirant 9mo ago
That’s exactly my point. Free speech but only when the receiver has agreed to participate in that medium. You guys did not read past the first sentence?
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by tirant 9mo ago
Definitely the world wouldn’t be better without all ads, because that would be a clear violation of free speech. However ads should be limited only to communication channels that are optional to engage in. As for example, an ad on YouTube,
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by tirant 9mo ago
Very different interventions and very different countries. Venezuela was a prosperous, serious and fully democratic country before Maduro and their predecessors took over.
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by tirant 9mo ago
Weather in New York is perfectly fine for biking. If you can walk outside you can bike. Both means of transportation are equally resilient to bad weather. What you need is protected bike lanes, so you can bike relaxed and holding an umbrell
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by tirant 10mo ago
I knew about torrenting, due to the problem of redistributing copyright material. But pure streaming? Are you sure that is illegal in Germany?
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by tirant 10mo ago
I cannot say, depends on the vehicle. But easily 50-64GB range. If there’s three main ECUs at 16GB each, you’re already hitting 50GB. Add 2-4GB for mid size ecus, and anything in between KBs and some MB for small ECUs.
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by tirant 10mo ago
Please, don’t go there.
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by tirant 10mo ago
To be fair, it’s announced in the platform screens in a language abstract way, by indicating the destination and the platform segments (A,B vs C,D) to take to reach the destination.
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by tirant 10mo ago
I guess you took the S1 S-Bahn. Yes, it always splits in Neufahrn. Part of the train goes to the airport, the other section to Freising (a cute University city, by the way) That is indicated on the platform screens before getting on the tr
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by tirant 10mo ago
That is factually wrong. That might be the case only for the infotainment system, but there’s usually many other ECUs in an EV. The ADAS ECUs are carrying similar amounts as an iPhone or the infotainment system. Telematics is also usually a
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by tirant 10mo ago
Those are all temporary events and circumstances. If the market is big enough, competitors will appear. And if the margins are high enough, competitors can always price-compete down to capture market-share.
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by tirant 10mo ago
What regulation are you expecting to be passed and why do you believe monopolies are bad? If a monopoly appears due to superior offerings, better pricing and quicker innovation, I fail to see why it needs to be a bad thing. They can be comp
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by tirant 10mo ago
That’s also my thought. The seem to be inside some type of evolutionary gray area or dead-end, where mutations in the edibility axis do not seem to matter much for the survival of the specifies. So we end up getting species of all extremes:

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