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by voz_ 5y ago
As someone who has worked on self driving for a few years, and holds some patents in the space - I do not feel at all qualified to make a guess. It is always a little odd to me, then, to see how many folks are. Can we all tone down the conf
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by voz_ 5y ago
This person conflates file and file system in some ways that reveal him to be a rank amateur. This is a textbook example of chesterton's fence.
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by voz_ 5y ago
I am somehow failing the captcha. If anyone has another bypass, that would be appreciated.
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by voz_ 5y ago
Thanks for saying my comment doesn't matter, and writing it off. Very productive, and inquisitive. Perhaps you do not have much experience here, but semantics matter, A LOT, when one makes accusations. Were the blog framed more generou
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by voz_ 5y ago
This person has no understanding of what a Monopoly is. A high value service realizing it delivers more value than it initially thought, and raising prices... is not a monopoly. That's just business, life, etc. A monopoly would be if:
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by voz_ 5y ago
The idea of a power source that, when failed, can wipe out a significant amount of live-able land, large swaths of population, irradiate rivers, etc, seems insane. The risk reward factor just does not seem to be there. Sure there are redund
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by voz_ 5y ago
I don't understand how a fact is a myth? https://www.reuters.com/article/health-global-aids/men-with-... There is no shame in it, different diseases and viruses affect different people differently, because of
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by voz_ 5y ago
Perfect. Amazon is a leech.
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by voz_ 5y ago
http://www.ramzybaroud.net/ is hardly a reputable source. Look at the rest of the site...
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by voz_ 5y ago
They are their own government, with their own people, who readily elected a terrorist group to leadership.
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by voz_ 5y ago
This is not grounded in reality. Arab citizens can vote and participate, and there are Arab parties in Israeli government. If you want to see an apartheid, go look at any other country in the middle east. Let's see how Jewish represent
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by voz_ 5y ago
You call it an issue, I call it a boon. I do not want nuclear power approved quickly, or easily. I want it to be burdensome, difficult, and with a massive requirement for proving out safety in even the most unlikely of scenarios. This area
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by voz_ 5y ago
I know a lot of the comments here are from the lens of money input (as a cost, to pay for education) and output (as a return, on the investment, in the form of a job / career). However, I wanted to take a step back and offer a differen
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by voz_ 5y ago
Imagine if they had used a non GC language, could've saved a lot more.
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by voz_ 5y ago
Thanks for the resources. > I am a nuclear expert who got into nuclear to help fight climate change. I think that is very noble. I am thinking of eventually moving my career to solar or wind for the same motivations. Chernobyl was parti
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by voz_ 5y ago
I cannot stand this kind of comment. It's worse than nerd sniping. Rude for no reason, not curious, not intellectually stimulating. Reddit level drivel. Perhaps a better question would be - for public or enterprise facing projects of s
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by voz_ 5y ago
I am not sure this is a good argument, if only because the upper bound potential for damage is so much higher. > the combustion of fossil fuels regularly kills 4.2 million people per year, year after year and counting. The combustion o
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by voz_ 5y ago
I do not understand the argument for nuclear. The risk never seems worth the reward. Clean now? Yes. Cheap now? Yes. Potentially catastrophic? Yes. This feels like an unnecessary risk to take on. The lessons of three mile island, Chernobyl,
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by voz_ 5y ago
Bookmarked to read for later. Thank you for sharing :) Wanted to also say - ACOUP, the best history blog I have read yet, has a great series on bread, wheat, and farming in the Western European/Mediterranean, (iirc between ancient time
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by voz_ 5y ago
This article, sadly, is rather shallow. That being said, the link within the article: https://www.bls.gov/news.release/jolts.nr0.htm is full of somewhat difficult to parse (not the best presentation) but overall intere
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by voz_ 5y ago
I cannot tell if this is a troll comment, or in good faith. Where do you get off assuming my accent?
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by voz_ 5y ago
> but the attitude of Americans (fortunately) doesn't. Perhaps you meant "Unfortunately"? I know it is very vogue to bash America and Americans these days. Perhaps you have spent too much time online, or have had some very
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by voz_ 5y ago
What feedback? I was asking, and you gave me some weird non answer. I still have no idea what this is. Perhaps you replied to the wrong comment?
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by voz_ 5y ago
I was the overall TL of FB's Metric Platform for some time. I would be interesting in learning how it works. The site only kind of tells me what its not, not what it is? How does it work?
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by voz_ 5y ago
What is your point?
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by voz_ 5y ago
What a strange question. It reads like one of those weirdly-specific tshirts. And yes. I have personally used Tesla's products in California, in May, when it wasn't raining, after a small lunch I made at home.
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by voz_ 5y ago
Telsa is one of the most evil, malicious, companies, in that it knows that what it has is well short of self-driving, and yet markets it as such. This leads to deaths. Their marketers have blood on their hands.
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by voz_ 5y ago
Between your name, the overuse of ellipsis to suggest conspiracy, and the vague usage of "they", I do think you are probably not engaging in good faith. You're also super wrong. https://patents.google.com/pate
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by voz_ 5y ago
I'd rather pay more at every possible instance than interact with Oracle. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Scorpion_and_the_Frog
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by voz_ 5y ago
There's not a single problem it solves. A technical solution in search of a problem is a hilariously poor investment, esp when any distributed system will do the same work - but better. And all the "value" stuff on it like NF

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