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by zaroth 5y ago
Yes they weighted the seats, slipped out from a seatbelt, and weighted the steering wheel. Newer software released in the last couple months also adds some kind of gaze tracking using the interior camera - because the car now alerts constan
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by zaroth 5y ago
The reason Tesla does not fall under this legislation seems pretty simple to me, but IANAL… The law applies to vehicles with the "capability to drive a vehicle without the active physical control or monitoring by a human operator"
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by zaroth 5y ago
I’m not personally a big fan of “purebreds”, but breed was important to me because I had small children and needed an extremely predictable and fairly easily obtained behavior profile. Specifically, I wanted a dope of a dog that was a livin
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by zaroth 5y ago
Trials are absolutely free for the participants. Insurance won’t pay for non-FDA approved treatments and it’s illegal to charge for them anyway. Ancillary routine FDA approved testing that accompanies the trials may be billed to insurance i
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by zaroth 5y ago
“Anyone who doesn't fully and unambiguously support…” Please, stop right there. If you find yourself in this line of thinking, consider for a moment that you’re being a zealot.
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by zaroth 5y ago
What is “artificial” happiness? If a device that isn’t plugged directly into my brain makes me happy, is it no longer artificial because it’s being experienced via typical sensory inputs? Or can an external device also cause this “artificia
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by zaroth 5y ago
> For context, compare the layout and content on an authentic blog like Scary Mommy with the spam, ads, and brain-numbing botspeak you’ll encounter on a MediaVine blog like the A Typical Mom. The difference is easy to spot. The ads see
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by zaroth 5y ago
It’s very late to reply, but I think a bunch of these claims are not entirely true, or at least not true universally across the US. Medicaid has legal acceptance requirements that other insurance does not. I believe large hospitals in parti
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by zaroth 5y ago
I’d rather store an HMAC of the token. That way you’re hashing the user input, which sanitizes it. It also protects against timing attacks.* And most importantly it protects against credentials leaking. Even insiders who can read a token fr
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by zaroth 5y ago
I’m convinced that the single best way to improve the current private-insurance based system is that it should be illegal to charge two different patients a different price for the same test, drug, or procedure given at the same hospital. I
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by zaroth 5y ago
The color temperature of sodium lights is so much better at night.
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by zaroth 5y ago
Testing a cure for sickle cell using a autologous stem cell transplant with CRISPR modified cells has now been performed in the US . That seems like really huge news on many fronts?
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by zaroth 5y ago
It’s not 7 points reduction for anyone who had COVID, I think that’s specific to cases which had to be on a ventilator.
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by zaroth 5y ago
Yes, this is the retort every time someone posts these numbers, which is why I said they are not apples to apples comparisons. But in the context of the OP comment that Tesla ADAS software makes driving 1000x more dangerous it is clear evid
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by zaroth 5y ago
This is a truly massive fine by any measure. First of all you’re looking at global revenue and not just France, which can’t be more than 10%. Second you’re looking at revenue from all sources, and here we’re taking about links just to news
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by zaroth 5y ago
We have actual statistics on how well humans do with Tesla ADAS and it’s remarkably well. The accident rate numbers are hard to compare apples-to-apples since miles driven with all ADAS features active are different from miles driven withou
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by zaroth 5y ago
Not entirely indiscriminate. For example as I understand it, a lot of chemo drugs attack cells that divide quickly. Which is why a lot of times hair loss is a side effect because they are some of the faster dividing cells in the body.
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by zaroth 5y ago
In my very limited experience it seems like space is much less an issue than power density. You can fit far more kW/U than the datacenter can possibly cool. In the commodity space that I rent, I ran out of power before filling even hal
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by zaroth 5y ago
There’s a huge mythology apparently in the groups that the DSPs frequently discuss these sorts of things around exactly the “right amount” you should tweak the routes, because apparently the changes are fed back into the model and can impac
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by zaroth 5y ago
At a previous job many years ago, after a project would fail my coworker and I would habitually remark, “we’ve learned another way not to do things!” There’s just such an abundance of creative ways to screw things up! But that’s kind of the
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by zaroth 5y ago
Because there are plenty of zero-days the NSA can deploy if you step out of your lane. It’s as much a political game at this point as anything. If anyone thinks they can hide behind cryptocurrency and hold truly strategic companies hostage
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by zaroth 5y ago
The drivers are W2 employees who work for the delivery companies. The delivery companies pay hourly plus benefits. Amazon’s contract is with the delivery company. This isn’t a gig economy thing and there are no contractors / 1099. Two
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by zaroth 5y ago
I work closely with someone who runs one of these Amazon DSPs. He has 70 employees who love working there. In the last 6 months he has had only 2 people leave, and one due to their family moving. He has a military background and he protects
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by zaroth 5y ago
Huge props to your team. Making this tax credit readily available is what, 20 questions of CRUD… So 2,000 lines of code that 10 million people could use to make $3,000 dollars, that’s so $30b of value. Please make this happen. We need open
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by zaroth 5y ago
Olds-mobile, of course.
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by zaroth 5y ago
The put a non-automotive grade LCD in the original Model S because it was that LCD or nothing. The automotive screens didn’t exist in the size they needed and they weren’t at a stage in their company where they could design their own. They
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by zaroth 5y ago
So my immediate thought was, what if I want to use Tailscale as a backend fabric for enabling a new P2P application? It doesn’t seem like a scenario / use case envisioned in their pricing page.
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by zaroth 5y ago
The alternative is not to quit the sport, I think the alternative would be to play by their rules and make less riskier and outlandish routines and get higher scores.
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by zaroth 5y ago
I totally agree if intentional it would be scummy. The details are kind of irrelevant so I had left them out. I was going home from the airport, with a stop on the way to drop off a friend. I had a 10am call I needed to take in private, and
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by zaroth 5y ago
Another Uber bug I ran into a couple weeks ago. I had a long trip which I updated after departing to be a short trip. After getting out of the Uber I clicked to pay a 20% tip, and it paid it on the original (much higher) amount. Worked out

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