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by yumraj 5y ago
> Tesla’s official response to the clip is that the auto high beam system still is classified as beta software, Is there any software in this effing car that is not beta software? Why are regulators allowing Tesla to use beta software wh
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by yumraj 5y ago
> I'm just saying you're putting way too much faith in movies my friend ;-) Wait you’re telling me I can’t dodge bullets like they did in the Matrix… ;D Thanks for the chuckle .. have a good one ..
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by yumraj 5y ago
A Tesla driver was killed a few years ago in 101 south in Mountain View by hitting the central part of the fork. https://www.engadget.com/2018-03-24-tesla-model-x-driver-die...
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by yumraj 5y ago
I understand and not disagreeing with any of that. Since I don’t make the point of putting myself in a trunk normally nor do I RTFM :(, my point, put in another way, was that if I had seen it in a movie I would have known that something lik
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by yumraj 5y ago
> However, I'm truly shocked that someone asked "how come in a movie...". I know it sounds stupid to even ask that, but my question/concern came from that for someone who is not aware of such a thing, after watching m
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by yumraj 5y ago
Not in all cases..
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by yumraj 5y ago
Giving cash is common in India, and I believe several other Asian countries. Edit: In fact, in India it is common for folks to keep track of how much who gave, so that that a similar/slightly larger amount can be returned when the time
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by yumraj 5y ago
Serious question: So why are all the people who are trapped/kidnapped in the cars in the movies not able to come out and have to yell to have someone come and rescue them? That implies that there is no way to open the latch from inside
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by yumraj 5y ago
It seemed great, but then I read: founder of a blockchain-based SIEM startup Now I'm worried for Bulgaria.
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by yumraj 5y ago
I fully understand, that is why I noted: assuming there are no security holes Ideally there should be a hardware switch :)
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by yumraj 5y ago
Actually this is fantastic for someone like me - assuming there are no security holes of course. I don't want my next car to have remote start or remote anything. If not paying the subscription allows me to make sure that that feat
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by yumraj 5y ago
> it's only 1 input into the process I'm sure you're right.. Other potential inputs are: - availability of boxes and the type of packing material near the packer - availability of space in the shipping container, so that i
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by yumraj 5y ago
Not sure where in my comment I’m advocating for paying teachers poorly . I’m merely objecting to the fact that the salaries can’t be questioned by tax payers, and am questioning what is the metrics used in their promotion, since I’ve never
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by yumraj 5y ago
Amazon, or any other vendor for that matter, trying to figure out the smallest single box to ship all the items in your order using optimal packing material.
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by yumraj 5y ago
> A professorship is a prestige position … Berkeley can get away with paying their faculty barely enough to survive … Per that logic FAANGs should be paying the least to their software engineers, since prestige.. Sorry, but while I’ll ag
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by yumraj 5y ago
> Suggesting that a firefighter or a teacher are "overpaid", is ridiculous and sets a dangerous precedent. Why? It is perfectly fair for a taxpayer to question public spending, including for salaries. It is when we stop questio
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by yumraj 5y ago
> everything was fake Maybe he was just ahead of the time and just predicting future...
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by yumraj 5y ago
> Long grain basmati that has aged a couple of years. I dont know if you can find aged basmati in the US. I believe almost all Basmati rice is aged, the length of aging and of course grades of rice can vary. You can find it in any India
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by yumraj 5y ago
I didn't see anything in the article about them using SpaceX to launch. Perhaps I missed it.
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by yumraj 5y ago
OP used the word "Solicitor" so am assuming they are not in the US.
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by yumraj 5y ago
I had a 2004 and I fully agree. Unfortunately had to get rid of it at around 250K miles after some bastards stole the catalytic converter.
952.
by yumraj 5y ago
In my case I had Moderna, so trying to decide whether to go with J&J or Pfizer. I guess I’ll give J&J a shot.
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by yumraj 5y ago
Has anyone seen research around mix and match? As in which is better, stay with the original or get a different booster? Especially mRNA followed by J&J, and J&J followed by mRNA? Additionally, is there any benefit to Pfizer followe
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by yumraj 5y ago
That is just a silly quote/generalization. As an example: Old age is a permanent, and worsening, problem. Why should one be forced to live to an old age where they are dependent on others, IF they don’t want to?
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by yumraj 5y ago
Wow, I checked and that is the funniest thing ever and totally unexpected!! FWIW, I see it as 4th item in Google search results, but that is not important. It's just weird that that will show up at all. Again, I'll say, that'
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by yumraj 5y ago
> at which point any investors cashed out. Well, actually that is also not true. At IPO preferred stocks convert to common but the investors can keep their ownership, they can but don't have to cash out or can only partially cash o
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by yumraj 5y ago
That is not the same as being owned by Google.
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by yumraj 5y ago
> Cloudflare (owned in part by Google) Please elaborate. Is there a special relationship between Cloudflare and Google?
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by yumraj 5y ago
Try this, the exact query I was referring to. I leave it to the reader to decide which is better.. The top 2 Google results are scrapped clones (or whatever they should be called) of the 1st result from DDG (Github issues #162 for docker-ca
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by yumraj 5y ago
And as I had mentioned in another thread, DDG so far ignores them, at least in my 1 case, but Google has those GitHub issues mirror sites as the first results. So they are clearly gaming Google SEO.

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