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by zionic 4y ago
Well from my understanding the core problem is the statistical models used to calculate their probability were completely wrong. So we had “hard” math “proving” they were once-in-a-million-years unlikely, and that lasted until we had overwh
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by zionic 4y ago
How about you stop changing links vs what users submit. Crazy idea, I know. If the link is bad we’ll fix it with votes, not admin actionz
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by zionic 4y ago
>A Tesla "Autopilot" will not let the driver disengage in any situation. Um, what? A driver can override Tesla autopilot at any time.
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by zionic 4y ago
If money is speech, this law seems fairly obviously unconstitutional.
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by zionic 4y ago
>Because before Tesla launched the feature, "Autopilot" was known in the general consciousness to mean a specific thing Not that I agree with your statement, but the "general consciousness" would be wrong in that case
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by zionic 4y ago
The same thing happened to me. GTAO earns billions/year, crazy that "fix the insane loading times" didn't bubble up to their top-priority.
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by zionic 4y ago
I haven't had issues like that, but usually it's Xcode doing the "use all cores" thing so I suspect they're properly assigning QoS. I did find that if I switch power on my desk fan _and_ my USB-C hub is plugged in t
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by zionic 4y ago
False, he's a cofounder. Tesla had no cars and no customers before Elon.
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by zionic 4y ago
> I want an egalitarian society What happens when party A wants this, and plays the game accordingly, while parties B, C, D, E, and F say they want it but don’t follow the same rules?
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by zionic 4y ago
> The DOJ sought to prevent the loss of classified information which may or may not have ever existed related to spying programs that may or may not have ever existed. That's well within their responsibilities Really? Wouldn’t most
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by zionic 4y ago
Are you not convinced this is correct, or not convinced it’s an American viewpoint? You could argue you disagree with the concept, but I don’t think you could honestly argue it’s not a traditionally American position.
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by zionic 4y ago
> That's... I mean that's the FBI's job. That leak is clearly illegal, it's a crime. Their job is to enforce the law. I’m not sure this is true, considering the programs in the “leak” might themselves be illegal. The
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by zionic 4y ago
> but the wording here is impossible to agree with Why? You haven’t disagreed with my argument, only argued instead that winning against them is impossible so our only path is to submit and hope for incremental improvements by submitting
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by zionic 4y ago
It’s saddening that we as Americans tolerate this kind of abuse from the department of “justice”, FBI, and NSA. I hope any employees of the above that read my post understand that you’re working for the wrong side. Absolutely none of their
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by zionic 4y ago
Lol that was a typo but I’m keeping it!
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by zionic 4y ago
No lawyer would ever advise anyone to just “casually talk to FBI agents that show up at your door”.
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by zionic 4y ago
gas stoves vent toxic fumes into the house, run the risk of blowing your house up, and are inferior to induction stoves in almost every way. Any time this comes up I love to singe the praises of induction!
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by zionic 4y ago
>It is permitted, but it’s important to tread carefully How so? You can't say what you mean here, you're forced by moderation to be dishonest and sterilize everything. Nuance is only rewarded if you're nuanced about the ri
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by zionic 4y ago
I've slowly come to the conclusion that it's a form of opinion-shaping. A huge number of people aren't particularly interested in what's true, they're interested in what's _popular_. For argument's sake le
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by zionic 4y ago
>since you've been breaking the site guidelines a lot lately Woah, did you just lifetime ban a (near) 10-year account citing 4 issues over 5 years?
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by zionic 4y ago
Do you believe linux kernel devs are a representative sample of the tech workforce as a whole?
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by zionic 4y ago
>Last time I saw a big thread related to the topic there were super deeper threads of people just straight up calling each other slurs. I hope you didn't take my comment is advocating for that. I can't really comment on a threa
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by zionic 4y ago
>The role of caste within the US is a super important conversation to have, and every resident of the US is entitled to participate, but there are a lot of people with a vested interest in shutting it down and the tools to do so. I don&#
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by zionic 4y ago
Sure, but you can always sell assets to cover expenses. Say you have $250k in diversified assets and a $500k note. In scenario A you put $250k and have no earning power, owing $250k. If you lose your job and foreclose that downpayment is lo
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by zionic 4y ago
I’m sure many are. Unfortunately I don’t believe this is true for the majority of people.
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by zionic 4y ago
I also personally prefer it, but I can’t deny the impact in my own company and others I follow. The video game industry is another example of remote work causing huge setbacks.
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by zionic 4y ago
My personal industry has been heavily impacted by reduced productivity from remote work. The video game industry has also been heavily impacted. Fields with lots of collaboration report the same. If you’re a rockstar IC I can see why you’d
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by zionic 4y ago
On the one hand I _know_ Elon is right (even if I don't like admitting it). On the other I know that there's a social/societal benefit to keeping remote work normalized and I'm beginning to think it's worth the econ
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by zionic 4y ago
>or up to their ears in debt See this depends. If the following are true: 1) The interest rate on your debt is below inflation 2) The cost to service the debt is a sufficiently low percentage of your monthly take home Then taking a loan
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by zionic 4y ago
I didn't swear at them, I said what the american response is/should be to such a statement.

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