enragedcacti

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by enragedcacti 6d ago
They are all "human errors" since FSD and Autopilot are supervised systems, which is why statistics like these can't be used to make claims like "FSD sounds better than human drivers". At best, you could claim that
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by enragedcacti 14d ago
> It's a consistent pattern; push the envelope for emissions, deal with the powertrain problems via class action. Sure, I can definitely see that being a pattern, especially for things like modern Diesel emissions systems that are n
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by enragedcacti 14d ago
> Hybrids likely have more engineering around the start-stop cycles than full ICEs with start-stop bolted on to meet emissions requirements. What evidence is there for this? The Prius was around for 12 years before Toyota brought their f
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by enragedcacti 14d ago
> The downsides of idle stops are, however, that they tend to put a lot of load on the engine While I don't doubt that it seems like this is essentially a solved issue. Priuses are some of the most reliable, long-lasting cars out th
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by enragedcacti 15d ago
The origin of ADD as a diagnosis is the DSM-III (1980), which calls it "attention-deficit disorder with or without hyperactivity". Do better.
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by enragedcacti 19d ago
> Microdramas are starting to become a real category--14 Billion USD Almost all concrete english-language info I can find about microdramas is astroturfed to hell by consultants and "independent" industry publications. Wikipedi
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by enragedcacti 20d ago
Anecdotal, but a CachyOS dev seems quite happy about the 13 Pro battery life in Linux. > Its two working days. Around 15-18 hrs i get out, depending on usage and power profile. If you do heavy compilation or so its much shorter :D >
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by enragedcacti 21d ago
> downside: - more traffic - more noise - more pollution - more anonymity, crime (people in small towns leave their doors unlocked and say hi on the sidewalk) These aren't all foregone conclusions. For example, Arlington, VA (11th h
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by enragedcacti 22d ago
It isn't integrated into the motherboard, it's integrated onto the same package as the CPU/GPU which allows for better signal integrity and higher speeds. You can get somewhat close to the same speeds while modular with tech
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by enragedcacti 1mo ago
Ad placements can still appear to perform if the targeted user was already planning to buy the product and Google/Meta attribute the sale to the ad impression they shove in at the last minute. FortNine (a Canadian motorcycle gear retai
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by enragedcacti 1mo ago
"Likely broke" is according to the Wisconsin Election Commission, as is attributed at the end of that very sentence. > Encouraging people just to vote And "Criminal Conspiracy" is just making plans with friends. Just
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by enragedcacti 1mo ago
> MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Billionaire Elon Musk likely broke Wisconsin law when he promised to hand out $1 million checks to voters in the 2025 state Supreme Court election, a bipartisan panel has found. > The Wisconsin Elections Commiss
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by enragedcacti 1mo ago
> If college is supposed to prepare kids for the real world, we should be creating environments that simulate the real world as much as possible. Would you take a motorcycle safety course where the first thing they do is chuck you into &
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by enragedcacti 1mo ago
So as a college freshman you were closely monitoring the ethnic backgrounds and high school GPAs of your fellow classmates?
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by enragedcacti 1mo ago
While it might be fun to argue about, it isn't really relevant as the call to action doesn't hinge on the current legal definition. The proposed law requires direct employment of "core delivery/warehouse services" w
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by enragedcacti 3mo ago
Tell it to the hundreds of thousands of dead people that doge had zero power. It didn't seem to matter that their aid was congressionally allocated, so sorry if I'm skeptical that doge was ineffective because of an abundance of re
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by enragedcacti 3mo ago
> - stopping fraud / - addressing wasteful and ineffective programs Good to know that this will be an evergreen argument despite an extremely well-supported project to do just that taking place in the last two years with nothing to
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by enragedcacti 3mo ago
I'm pretty sure e-ink has a much higher ceiling for reflectance than TLCDs/RLCDs, so you'll be able to use it comfortably without a frontlight in a lot more situations which could more than make up for increased power usage.
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by enragedcacti 3mo ago
Good to know that I'm getting to my destination faster and more safely all because of woke! https://www.iihs.org/research-areas/roundabouts#traffic-flow... Btw your 'classic pattern' of highly unbalanced
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by enragedcacti 3mo ago
I don't think requiring prospective hires to write a DEI statement is equally as political as illegally cancelling already funded and approved research into e.g. racial disparities in maternal mortality, or health equity gaps for rural
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by enragedcacti 3mo ago
Well, the If Books Could Kill episode about The 4 Hour Workweek came out September 2023... https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-4-hour-workweek/id...
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by enragedcacti 3mo ago
Seriously, when our tax dollars pay for idiots to play around with lizard spit[1] all day, why should we trust anything they want to fund? [1] https://biomedical-sciences.uq.edu.au/article/2024/04/rise-o...
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by enragedcacti 3mo ago
Call me crazy, but I think climate scientists can enumerate major carbon sources and sinks. Unfortunately your comment is so vague that I can't tell if you're referring to a specific thing some person said or if you're just i
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by enragedcacti 3mo ago
https://vorpus.github.io/performativeUI/ so far I'm seeing: GradientText, Animated button, EyebrowPill, Aurora background, MockIDE, LogoRow, SlippyWords, StatCounter, CommunityBadge also: "No DSL, no YAML — j
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by enragedcacti 3mo ago
Ambiguity is inevitable in something as complicated as nutrition. I'm casting doubt on this specific categorization for being a poor proxy for healthiness and for completely ignoring salient factors that drive nutrition choices. Many
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by enragedcacti 3mo ago
I'm glad we are finally getting some good, solid guidance around UPFs. Hey everyone, just buy "good stuff"! while it is quite funny how you turned around my "just spend way more money" advice as an actual suggestion
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by enragedcacti 3mo ago
If the goal is to regulate unhealthy foods then it does kind of have to be perfect (very low false-positives). UPFs as they are defined include baby formula, many frozen meals regardless of macros, soy/almond milk, instant oatmeal, pas
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by enragedcacti 3mo ago
You'd love my new food category. It's called Ultra-Priced Foods, and it argues that the more expensive something is, the better it is for you. Sure, there might be some exceptions, but overall price is a quite effective proxy for
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by enragedcacti 3mo ago
Immediately backing off to "I know it when I see it" really doesn't help your case that UPF is the right way to categorize unhealthy foods
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by enragedcacti 4mo ago
It's Pride Month and the organization is doing Pride things, its not that complicated. > This will undoubtedly create tensions and will lead to fewer donations, thus having a negative impact on KDE. "undoubtedly" is absurd

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