Nacdor

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by Nacdor 5y ago
According to multiple Tesla owners in another thread, Autopilot will continue to drive as long as the seatbelt is buckled. There doesn't need to be weight in the driver's seat.
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by Nacdor 5y ago
Unable to reply to comments -- edited to remove. Response to dang: I disagree with the no-delete policy (our comments are ours and we should have the ability to delete them), but more importantly I refuse to leave a comment up when my abili
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Ask HN: How does the account rank penalty work here?
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by Nacdor 5y ago
Edited: Nevermind, I guess HN users prefer to remain unaware of certain undocumented behavior. To dang: I disagree with the no-delete policy (our comments are ours and we should have the ability to delete them), but more importantly I refus
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by Nacdor 5y ago
> “[Investigators] are 100-percent certain that no one was in the driver seat driving that vehicle at the time of impact,” Harris County Precinct 4 Constable Mark Herman said. “They are positive.” This would only be possible if they were
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by Nacdor 5y ago
> The fact that modern society can be SO smart some times and yet so incredibly idiotic is so frustrating to me. The CDC and FDA both agree that use of the J&J vaccine should be paused so they can further study this previously unknow
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by Nacdor 5y ago
> namely that his works will be quoted beyond the lifespan of his contemporary readers I have never seen PG quoted anywhere, not even on HN.
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by Nacdor 5y ago
This is the Reddit "Out of the Loop" thread that sort of explains what's happening: https://www.reddit.com/r/OutOfTheLoop/comments/mbeycw/whats_... It's still somewhat difficult to fi
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by Nacdor 6y ago
The NY Times accidentally exposed this whole charade when they attempted to justify McNeil's firing by saying "intent doesn't matter". People immediately started pointing out all the instances where another NY Times writ
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by Nacdor 6y ago
Amazon uses agents from a company named Pinkerton to spy on their workers: https://www.vice.com/en/article/5dp3yn/amazon-leaked-reports... No idea if it has any relation to the original Pinkerton strike-break
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by Nacdor 6y ago
Once again, you are ignoring the context in which the statement was made and then using that to change the subject and justify your pedantry. The statement was obviously about personality traits, that much was clear based on the context in
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by Nacdor 6y ago
You're changing the subject. This topic is about personality traits, not medical conditions. This statement is still true: "There's literally no context where attributing qualities to people based on their skin color is OK.&q
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by Nacdor 6y ago
> (1) It was not clear to us, with any level of certainty, whether either tool did anything more useful than filter out people who don't want to take the test / don't trust "AI". There's at least one way thi
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by Nacdor 6y ago
I'm always afraid this will happen when I use a VPN or TOR. The internet in general is pretty hostile to any sort of privacy protecting measures, which they justify by saying your activity looks "suspicious". I've alread
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by Nacdor 6y ago
> How much do you think it should cost to get a former president to give a talk? Nothing. Or, on second thought, maybe a large donation to a children's hospital. I would expect a public servant from the highest office to be committe
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by Nacdor 6y ago
DoorDash had an arbitration clause that said they would pay the filing fee. Robinhood doesn't have that in their arbitration clause. As far as I can tell, they don't specify who pays but it's possible the arbitration agency (
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by Nacdor 6y ago
That's what Melvin Capital claimed through a PR person, but that's not what anyone actually believes.
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by Nacdor 6y ago
I had the same thought because DoorDash was once pummeled with arbitration fees by angry drivers, and it looks like Robinhood doesn't specify who pays the fee. I'm assuming that leaves the burden on the consumer, but maybe their a
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by Nacdor 6y ago
How will this lawsuit get around the binding arbitration clause in their customer agreement? https://cdn.robinhood.com/assets/robinhood/legal/Customer%20...
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by Nacdor 6y ago
Cracking jokes about censorship isn't racism, and your exaggerated, inaccurate description doesn't make it any more so. You must be fun at comedy shows...
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by Nacdor 6y ago
> I read WSB daily for years and cannot recall a single usage of a racial slur. Same, I've been a subscriber of WSB since at least 4 years ago. I also check TheDonald.win (now Patriots.win) on a regular basis. Both are constantly ac
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by Nacdor 6y ago
The email authenticity was verified via DKIM signature. I'm not going to break it down point-by-point because you're just shifting the goalposts now. Twitter and FB let plenty of fake and exaggerated stories run wild when they say
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by Nacdor 6y ago
No, I'm mainly referring to the NY Post which was pre-emptively banned before Twitter had fact-checked their story. Even after it was proven that the story was true, Twitter refused to unlock their account. It took weeks of immense pub
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by Nacdor 6y ago
> Twitter will definitely compete and take marketshare from Substack with lower fees from 20% to 5%. Twitter's willingness to silence users for political reasons will ensure this service never competes with Substack in any meaningfu
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by Nacdor 6y ago
> The mere accusation of being an infidel is enough to taint the perception of the person in question. Not that we need more reminders of this fact, but here's another recent one that everyone should read: Alex Morse committed the m
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by Nacdor 6y ago
Could this be the basis for a class action lawsuit?
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by Nacdor 6y ago
A lot of people have joked that there really is no "lockdown", there are just rich people staying home while poor people bring them things.
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by Nacdor 6y ago
Does AMD really dominate the gaming market? I was still under the impression that AMD is what you buy when you're on a budget and Intel is what you get if you care about gaming performance. I just did a quick search and it looks like m
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by Nacdor 6y ago
There are a disturbing number of people who would read your post and think "That's a great idea, we should do it". They love shows like Black Mirror for criticizing the totalitarian Social Credit system in China, but now they
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by Nacdor 6y ago
> Parlor was created in response to hate moderation on other platforms. Again, not true. Parler was created in response to biased moderation of other platforms and was intended to be bipartisan.

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