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by tracedddd 6y ago
It’s mostly like taking an Uber, but I think the future will have many more instant-car users, since it is so convenient in major cities. There are benefits of course, a self driving taxi could show up configured to your exact specification
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by tracedddd 6y ago
Interesting article, but I disagree with the conclusion. Smart car style vehicles never really caught on. They have a poor user experience. Cramped and they don’t feel very safe. Most people can’t ride a motorcycle either. They’re cool, but
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by tracedddd 6y ago
hack the planet, man. (really, just use responsibly, like any tool. You’re overthinking it)
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by tracedddd 6y ago
You’re absolutely correct, I hate how new cars look between the crumble zones, plasticky everything, and wind tunnel optimizations smoothing every stylistic choice out. They do drive well, crash well, and have sweet fuel economy though. So
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by tracedddd 6y ago
It’s amazing how envious one can be of another’s suffering. I really want nothing more than to be driven and stressed about if I should relax more. I’m moderately successful at whatever I do, but I could be so much more if I could find a wa
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by tracedddd 6y ago
I love how they look, everything about them from the doors to the instrument panel to the steel body. I honestly don’t like back to the future much, not more than any other movie, and it’s popularity from that has dissuaded me from buying o
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by tracedddd 6y ago
I’m not claiming the situation is just or should be ignored, but the option the author seems to be ignoring is to launch without Widevine. Sure, a lot won’t work, but a lot will. Having a vocal community can add a lot of pressure.
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by tracedddd 6y ago
Flash loans can totally be (and are) attacked like you describe. In fact much of DeFi can be frontrun. Most commonly it’s large trades to AMMs, where the original buyer ends up getting significantly more slippage than they expected. The fut
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by tracedddd 6y ago
somehow, I doubt we’ve achieved high enough unity for coordination like that.
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by tracedddd 6y ago
there are 15 year old hackers finding 0day kernel exploits and vm escapes. A superintelligent AI would have no problem jumping an airgap and spreading to the entire internet. It could promise anyone it interacted with billions for an Ethern
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by tracedddd 6y ago
Keybase showed a lot of promise, but ever since they were bought by Zoom I’ve been hesitant to depend on it. There’s a good chance it’ll be neglected or cannibalized in the future, not to mention the real or imagined CCP influence. Perhaps
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by tracedddd 6y ago
Presumably, the vast majority of the nurses working now have either already contracted and recovered from COVID, and are now likely immune, or gone through months of heavy exposure without consequence. I’m not particularly surprised they ar