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901.
by wilg 3y ago
No, there is a major difference in the number of people that would work at the company and how much they would be paid. More people aren’t always better for the company, especially in a bloated and unfocused company like Unity.
902.
by wilg 3y ago
I think you’re tripped up on the difference between gross profit and net income. Their net income has always been negative. https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/U/unity-software/n...
903.
by wilg 3y ago
Is that what they did here? Article doesn’t say it.
904.
by wilg 3y ago
Yes, no, no, yes HDRP is fine
905.
by wilg 3y ago
Obviously that makes no sense. It’s a layoff, they’re not cutting salaries.
906.
by wilg 3y ago
Is this article just two strawmen fighting?
907.
by wilg 3y ago
I mean, there's plenty of workable standards. HDMI, USB, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, HTTP, etc...
908.
by wilg 3y ago
Degradation is supposed to be 12% after 200,000 miles: https://electrek.co/2023/04/25/tesla-update-battery-degradat... But, like all batteries they degrade fastest at the beginning. Not sure how typical your
909.
by wilg 3y ago
I'll say it again: why does each language need its own package manager? Why not generalize it to delivering files from various online sources, with a thin layer of glue for module loading that is language-specific.
910.
by wilg 3y ago
Also works indirectly, because these batteries are like 95%+ recyclable into new batteries.
911.
by wilg 3y ago
Fascinating that the review is basically "it's too good".
912.
by wilg 3y ago
Better combat in vanilla is a reasonable ask. They're right, the combat isn't fun!
913.
by wilg 3y ago
Ah, well, they actually are though.
914.
by wilg 3y ago
Perhaps someone can publish a paper to arXiv that provides a meta-analysis. But still there doesn't seem to be a clear reason to justify it, given that almost all internet text is not justified.
915.
by wilg 3y ago
Just seems like useful information for most of the commenters who are taking a victory lap or generally complaining about Elon Musk.
916.
by wilg 3y ago
You don't think Tesla is working on FSD?
917.
by wilg 3y ago
I love that the headline needs a negative angle to sell ads. The negative things mentioned in the article: old people might have a hard time with the privacy policy and there might be a labor shortage coming up that would make it hard for c
918.
by wilg 3y ago
Except it did not divert attention or funding from high speed rail.
919.
by wilg 3y ago
https://www.boringcompany.com/hyperloop
920.
by wilg 3y ago
Folks, Hyperloop One is a company unrelated to Elon Musk. Elon Musk is still working on a Hyperloop, via the Boring Company. https://www.boringcompany.com/hyperloop
921.
by wilg 3y ago
For accessibility purposes (and regular reading), it would be so much better to drop the justified text. Ragged edge is the way to go! https://www.boia.org/blog/why-justified-or-centered-text-is-...
922.
by wilg 3y ago
My 4090 came with a bracket for this reason.
923.
by wilg 3y ago
lmao, nobody presented evidence based on insurance rates. I just suggested there are many other compounding factors that make insurance rates difficult to use for this purpose. It's also absolutely hilarious to me you're assuming
924.
by wilg 3y ago
This is a silly article. The numbers Tesla releases themselves say "we count any crash in which Autopilot was deactivated within 5 seconds before impact", so Autopilot aborting less than one second before a crash would still be co
925.
by wilg 3y ago
No clue what we're talking about anymore.
926.
by wilg 3y ago
I'm not sure what this has to do with what I said. I want to know if there actually are fewer accidents because of Autopilot versus other situations. People are suspect of Tesla's own published data, but we can just easily answer
927.
by wilg 3y ago
It's not a question of belief, it's a question of collecting the data. The data I mentioned is reasonable, easy to collect, and currently unavailable.
928.
by wilg 3y ago
What? Phone usage is already banned while driving, period. Also, along with other Autopilot distractions, it is also detected by the cabin camera and it can kick you from using it. So I guess the answer to your questions are yes and yes?
929.
by wilg 3y ago
Too many confounding variables. People want to know if these systems are safe. Should be trivial for a regulatory agency to make this happen.
930.
by wilg 3y ago
Then this data will prove that, and eliminate the problem of people worrying about it.

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