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throwawayp0rn
4y ago
I am not talking about these people using FSD on and off like it happens now with Tesla. AS it stands that would be a failure, it's just a glorified cruise control I am talking about fully giving control to the car and preventing human
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throwawayp0rn
4y ago
Robo-Perfection or Robot Lewis Hamilton is the bar for a sober person (especially guys) to let go of the wheel. If it's close I'd rather bet on myself. Many people feel the same way. people discount the psychological effects of le
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throwawayp0rn
4y ago
> And no, perfection is not a reasonable bar. It's the only bar. Considering the regular person overconfidence in their ability they will either want something that doesn't crash ever or if it crashes it has to bring about othe
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throwawayp0rn
4y ago
> It is stunning that these kinds of lazy, unexamined biases are accepted in non-fringe media outlets. It is what it is. With crypto you have all the tools to stay under the radar, it's the main selling point. It's always white
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throwawayp0rn
4y ago
Self respect > reputation with the HR
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throwawayp0rn
4y ago
> ...want social and interpersonal connections with their colleagues and managers Many people want it. Say you get a remote position and move from NYC to Colorado. How do you make friends? How do you get inside the local social circle? H
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throwawayp0rn
5y ago
Wasn't technically the LPs who each made a fraction of that 1.1B while Soros and Druck got the 5 and 20 or whatever fees they charged them?
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throwawayp0rn
5y ago
Honestly all things being equal you should live where you are relevant. The scenary, temperature and all the rest gets old pretty quickly and you are left with the social connections you can make as the only metric of how you are faring in