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by youarentrightjr 7mo ago
> I think it's super cool that Olympia HS has a student run newspaper, but I don't think this is something that should be posted to HN. The only source quoted on the water issue is an EE professor from a school in California, w
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by youarentrightjr 7mo ago
> I think the argument is generally: nobody has a right to drive a car, it's something we permit by issuing a license and other regulations. One of the conditions is that the owner of a vehicle is ultimately responsible for it. Do y
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by youarentrightjr 7mo ago
There's been a slow shift here over the past decade, from "Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety" to "If you don't agree with what I thi
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by youarentrightjr 7mo ago
How do you mean? Is there programming inside the game (ala Minecraft or Factorio)?
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by youarentrightjr 8mo ago
> "I learned the word a week ago therefore it is new." This isn't true, and there's no need to flame and be disingenuous. > The term—and its use in the now-Department of War—dates back to the late 80s. Maybe you ca
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by youarentrightjr 8mo ago
It's a Hegseth malapropism, which is why it's slightly disturbing that Dario continues to use it. edit: To be clear, Hegseth didn't create it, merely has popularized its use recently. Eg his speech at Quantico last Sept
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by youarentrightjr 8mo ago
> Gaza began the war with a more powerful army than many European countries What? You mean countries like Monaco and Liechtenstein? > more soldiers, more rockets Simply counting the # of soldiers or rockets is disingenuous when this i
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by youarentrightjr 8mo ago
> The DRAM bits themselves don't change at all. What's different between DDR4, DDR5, and HBM is the IO interface That's not completely accurate - since the bw between these are different, the routing and therefore propagat
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by youarentrightjr 8mo ago
> If there's a trade war, they can easily reconvert to making the mass-market stuff Factories, tooling, supply chains, and engineering knowledge aren't fungible in the way they would need to be for your statement to be true.
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by youarentrightjr 8mo ago
> That is a completely made up bar that is impossible to test for, and can never be met. My own bar being a self driving car better than me is made up and impossible to test for? Stop trying to force shitty self driving implementations d
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by youarentrightjr 8mo ago
> So is the bar here being a good or decent driver, or being x times worse than the average human? > I see a lot of bar moving. "Less than decent" means "worse than the average human driver". I've never hit a
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by youarentrightjr 8mo ago
> One of them is a bus hitting a stationary Tesla - hard to paint that as the teslas fault. Since the narratives are redacted, who's to say the Tesla didn't change lanes to be in front of the bus, slam on the brakes, then get r
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by youarentrightjr 8mo ago
> Phones were about $400-500 years ago now they are over $1k https://www.walmart.com/ip/ST-MOTOROLA-XT2413V-CDMA-LTE-BLUE... Try to avoid cherry picking if you want to have a discussion where you or the other person
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by youarentrightjr 8mo ago
> Great source, some random guys website that hasn't been updated for 4 years. It's literally linking to direct quotes from Elon, can you explain the problem with that?
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by youarentrightjr 8mo ago
> None, it's just obvious to anyone who has a high school level of business knowledge. That's a highly ironic statement given your position on "cost per mile". With a small amount of business acumen, you'd know t
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by youarentrightjr 8mo ago
> lol its running now and growing every day, the thing about Tesla's solution is it works globally and the costs are much much less than Waymo will ever be able to achieve (Given there reliance on third parties for most of the hardw
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by youarentrightjr 8mo ago
> lol ok whatever Waymo's says is gospel and everything Tesla says is suspect, EDS in action. Get help. Given the history on this topic: https://motherfrunker.ca/fsd/ It's not unreasonable to distrust anyt
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by youarentrightjr 8mo ago
> I'm an EE, I have worked with things like sensor fusion professionally. In short sensor fusion depends on what sensors you have and how you combine them, especially if two sensors' outputs tend to disagree - which one is wron
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by youarentrightjr 8mo ago
Agreed, anyone who has worked on engineering a moderately complex system involving sensing has explored the power of multi domain sensing... without sensor fusion we'd be in the stone ages.
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by youarentrightjr 8mo ago
According to Elon, "sensor ambiguity" is a danger to the process [1], and therefore only a single type of sensor is allowed. (Conveniently ignores that there can be ambiguity/disagreement between two instances of the same typ
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by youarentrightjr 8mo ago
> Why would the presidency matter? > ...accidental administration of the vaccine? How would that work? Do you intend to have a sincere discussion on this topic?
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by youarentrightjr 8mo ago
> It's more that police will use it for their own personal inquiries- to track their girlfriends, potential girlfriends etc. That's far from my biggest concern. Sure, cops stalking people/carrying out personal vendettas is
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by youarentrightjr 8mo ago
> Along for the trip this time were Warren Ahner, an AI exec and former autonomy executive for a major automaker, and self-driving enthusiast Paul Pham. Both are deeply knowledgeable about Tesla’s Full-Self Driving suite and Roy stressed
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by youarentrightjr 8mo ago
> Does this refer to the administration of the shot or not administering the shot? I'm fairly certain "this administration" in the GP refers to the Trump administration; under its watch, measles have been resurrected. >
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by youarentrightjr 8mo ago
> So no video is shared unless the owner chooses. That's all fine and good until we hear "oops, turns out all the customer video feeds were streaming to our cop accessible servers 24/7!". I don't believe Ring&#x2
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by youarentrightjr 8mo ago
> If the project is legacy or the people just left the company that’s just not true. Yeah, that's why I said "knew" instead of "knows".
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by youarentrightjr 8mo ago
> Nobody knows how the whole system works True. But in all systems up to now, for each part of the system, somebody knew how it worked. That paradigm is slowly eroding. Maybe that's ok, maybe not, hard to say.
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by youarentrightjr 8mo ago
> Yes, yes, everyone is a sycophant except you and your friends... For the record, you are lying about the quoted people having a financial interest in Elon. Let's go through them: - Jim Cantrell: SpaceX founder - Garett Reisman: as
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by youarentrightjr 8mo ago
> This medium page simply quotes people. Feel free to quote your imaginary friends on your own medium page. Simply quotes people with obvious large financial interest in the success of the company, who are therefore motivated to continue
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by youarentrightjr 8mo ago
> Perhaps learn to look around the world. Europe has nothing, China is working on copying. New Zealand has RocketLab but looks like they've sold out to the states and is only for small payloads yet. And which of those is also an Ame

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