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by 282883392 8y ago
Teslas get regular OTA updates. They sometimes fail, but they've been remotely patching their vehicles for years.
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by 282883392 8y ago
She didn't voluntarily choose "Send me pregnancy related ads," the system inferred that from her history/context. She's asking why the system couldn't also infer that her pregnancy failed, after she made a cons
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by 282883392 8y ago
Driving is a much smaller scope than technology. If you restrict the development of technology skills, when you eventually reintroduce technology it will take months or even years to catch up to peers that have been using technology for the
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by 282883392 8y ago
At what time were they expect to be making 5000 cars/week in January?
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by 282883392 8y ago
Heroku, HBO, Discord, Amazon Prime, etc all have free trials/plans that require a credit card . . .
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by 282883392 8y ago
Yes, because China being lower on the developmental scale than the US is a bad thing. Also, copying isn't cheating. Copying/imitating is the free market at work.
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by 282883392 8y ago
VC funding.
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by 282883392 8y ago
Groupme. Largest group messaging app used, by far. There is also a large number using Discord, but that is mostly the more nerdy/gamer kids. No one wants to use facebook, but unfortunately most of the parents use facebook so they are f
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How Anna Delvey tricked New York into fronting her bills(thecut.com)
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by 282883392 8y ago
This is a poor article. Props to Fortnite for having a higher percentage of female players, but the article doesn't provide any legit justification for it. An inside source providing vague information doesn't really help the legit
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by 282883392 8y ago
But they disabled the store on the streaming app. So in function it was separate.
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by 282883392 8y ago
Buying (or trying to buy) 50% of the total supply of mining equipment would substantially increase the price, to the point where the ROI is so long that it becomes unprofitable (especially if your long-term goal is a $0 bitcoin).
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by 282883392 8y ago
But do they really need to answer those questions? Clearly they don't want to publisize the establishments that they called. The most likely record calls (although they probably don't know if the final product will) and why would
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by 282883392 8y ago
WSJ has been publishing a ridiculous number of Tesla articles lately. Some (most?) have a negative slant. Tesla is not that entertaining to require several articles per week.
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by 282883392 8y ago
Fun fact, that episode was actually based off of their previous videos.
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by 282883392 8y ago
Crypto certainly has, if not more, at least the same utility than jewelry. Trust less, distributed ledgers--these aren't tulips.
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by 282883392 8y ago
Model, Case/Skin, Charge, Lock screen image. . .
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by 282883392 8y ago
"Github transfers organizational ownership after owner becomes inactive" Sounds fairly benign. Ownership transfers happen all across the web with, to give a few examples, subreddits, social media handles, messaging groups, etc. Wh
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by 282883392 8y ago
No, because the only thing the EU is gunning after is how easy it is to access the information. Easy to access though simple google search? Needs to be removed. Only found through searching through archives? Not a problem.
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by 282883392 8y ago
"nothing useful that has benefited humanity" This is just a list of benefits that humans have gotten from space travel. Space travel in general is, in fact, beneficial to humanity and science.
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by 282883392 8y ago
Can you not change your name in the EU? Seems like someone changing their name would be able to solve some of these issues.
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by 282883392 8y ago
Can't they just keep making Falcons if they run into delays with BFR?
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by 282883392 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NASA_spinoff_technologies
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by 282883392 8y ago
While Tesla's response to the accident has been very aggressive (to the point of being rude), transparency is also important. Not being able to talk about an accident for an entire year would be a disservice to the community and most l
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by 282883392 8y ago
Only ~30% of Americans own guns [1]. Almost all Americans use cars. And most people do not consider cars to be safe. The regulation and training to receive a drivers license is also much more extensive than buying a gun. [1] http:/&#x
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by 282883392 9y ago
The camera feed going straight to the neural network will not have a lot of latency. The neural net will not take very long to process the image and make a decision. Humans need at best half a second and at worst several seconds to recogniz
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by 282883392 9y ago
Not exactly the same, but here's a javascript plugin that can add more content to the bottom of the page as you scroll down. https://infinite-scroll.com/
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by 282883392 9y ago
The promotional material shows the application interpreting a screenshot of an equation, not handwriting. I also meant noun, not verb. Thanks.
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by 282883392 9y ago
How? "Screenshot" is used correctly by the OP. For reference: screenshot (verb) an image of the data displayed on the screen of a computer or mobile device.
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by 282883392 9y ago
Current cars aren't exactly designed for "leisure." In the future we will probably see more car designs centered around leisure such as sleeping, working, or eating.

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