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jsight
5y ago
This version is much more advanced than their previous versions, but I generally agree with you. Its nowhere close to being able to get you through most drives without assistance.
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jsight
5y ago
From their comments about it being a setback, it doesn't sound like it was planned to happen so quickly.
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5y ago
AFAIK, the default packaging on Fedora enables rootless podman without additional configuration.
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5y ago
I'm baffled as to why a lot of vets in the industry moved away from it to more expensive things, but I guess a lot of it depends on the pet's environment.
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5y ago
Not sure what you mean. When Ivermectin was first being discussed, way before it became a national topic, I regularly heard people saying "oh, you mean my dog's heartworm medication? How could that help?" It has been a well k
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5y ago
I was thinking the same thing. How about one that you can sit in, and maybe attach your bike to the front or rear? I guess that's the next step and we can call it bikeless trailer or something.
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5y ago
I only dislike it when its asymmetric. Our policy says intent doesn't matter for you, but the policy itself is vague and only works if you trust the implementers intent. I don't see anything obvious in this policy that would cause
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5y ago
I'd also add that the impact on the bottom line isn't as severe as many think. GM is struggling with shortages, but they also just reported 2.8B in net income and 4B in cash flow. Their P/E ration is <6 at the time that I&
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5y ago
> Why isn't the stock market reacting at all? I always respond to this the same way. What reaction _should_ the market have? And is that reaction 100% (or even say... 75%) predictable based upon the available information today? And
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The main thing that I notice is the lack of wifi and 2GB of RAM. I think it'd be easy for that to get tight with some of the big add-ons and I'd think the consumer space is exactly where you'd want wifi. Otherwise, it looks l
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I agree. I'm baffled as to why German cars are held in such high regard with some people. Long term reliability doesn't match assembly quality and initial impressions.
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5y ago
I've submitted code that was reviewed like that, and it was super frustrating. Stuff like, "your javadoc uses invalid markup", when submitting code to a project that has almost zero javadoc to begin with. I mean, sure it does
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5y ago
Its a general pattern with politicians. Announce a seemingly ambitious goal, but make sure that its date is a few years after you are likely out of office. Most people don't pay attention to the details.
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5y ago
Its been a while since I have had to deal with one, but at the time the IDE didn't handle it well at all. I think it was because I was missing the Lombok plugin. TBH, it was a lot of trouble so that someone could avoid generating a cou
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5y ago
People who say this obviously don't remember watching the screen slowly draw itself on old text terminals when you hit page down. Now, we complain when it drops from 60fps to 40fps while rapidly slinging high resolution text + images w
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I wouldn't say that slow websites are because of slow network traffic in most cases now, though. I think this will make the web much quicker on this new edition, and that's a useful thing in itself.
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5y ago
Exactly, I hate dealing with Lombok projects for that reason. I'd rather the cruft than the compiler add-on.
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Yeah, especially since the study wasn't even seeking to determine a size comparison. It sounds like they took some random anecdotes from respondents and read the wrong things into them. If you wanted to find out the actual incidence of
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5y ago
Interestingly, seat belts and air bags are still controversial among some (few?) folks.
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5y ago
Anecdotally, there are people who say it only based upon symptoms. I'd even argue that they are probably right, but its fair to say that they have any way of validating or proving that knowledge.
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5y ago
I don't see how that follows from his statement. Maybe something more like "based on this logic, flu shots should be targetted at high risk populations or to control hospitalizations". Doesn't France already do something
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So the goal with one of their many partnerships was 2021. Looks like they are launching with a different partner in Germany in 2022: https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/mobile... Sure, this isn&#
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5y ago
Electrified garage and Gruber don't exist? Tesla will even sell access to service manuals and most parts afaict. High voltage parts are a little different, but I expect that even that will change as demand grows and training becomes mo
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How is mobileye embarrassing? They seem to be overwhelmingly the most common choice among automotive OEMs, and their growth rate is really solid already.
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If I wanted the status quo, I'd argue that dealers have gained enough power to accomplish the same thing without state laws. Look at what happened when US manufacturers tried to decrease the number of dealerships for an example. They f
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Why should the laws protect their outdated business model in that scenario? What is this principle called? Too...old to fail?
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Exactly... I hear people say that it was a good idea at some point in time, and I still don't understand it. Why did they need the law to protect them from competition back then? Undoubtedly being protected from competitors is good for
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It generally is, but in this case the insurance paid for it. I'd think they would be the ones that could do that.
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There's nothing really magical about the tire foam that is Tesla specific. Shops should be able to fix them by cutting out a piece, but some don't want to for one reason or another. I definitely would try to avoid going to the ser
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It is also possible to link to a specific version: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Bojinka_plot&oldi...
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