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Comment #16644101
So the pedestrian crossed the road directly in front of a car while wearing black at night? Incredibly foolish. This is probably good for self-driving cars as a whole. We'll be abl…
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Comment #16643951
How can you tell that from a dash cam video?
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Comment #16633038
That doesn't change the fact that posted speed limits are almost always slower than is reasonable. 38 mph is a reasonable speed on all but the windiest of roads.
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Comment #16632836
Because the vast majority of passengers don't need dog handling. Why should millions of people who don't need dog handling be forced to subsidize the thousands that do?
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Comment #16621665
By that logic, we should mandate all cars go 1 mph everywhere. Doesn't matter if it takes forever to get anywhere as long as no idiot jumping out in front of cars dies, right?
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Comment #16596284
Germany has been actively policing thought-crime since the 1930s. EU or no, you can't stop fascists from abusing their power.
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Comment #16547756
Modern slavery: a world where you need skill to find a job.
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Comment #16546933
> This only stands true in a competitive economy. I don't know what your evidence for this is. There is a ton of competition in the smartphone market. I can name nine different com…
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Comment #16533487
What here is evil?
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Comment #16507076
> Yes. That was my point. No, it wasn't. This is what you said: > Not only do they pay 20% on capital gains instead of nearly 40% on salary That statement is patently false.
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Comment #16486580
How could he possibly refer you if he's never met you and doesn't even work for them any more?
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Comment #16479852
It's also plausible that a taxi driver could do the exact same thing. What's your point?
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Comment #16470352
But it's way easier to confuse it with basic english words.
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Comment #16448873
> One regulation did some good, so all regulations must do net good. Hopefully I don't need to explain the flaw in this logic.
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Comment #16434239
It's amazing to me the number of friends I have who claim to be poor but then spend every weekend getting drunk at the bar. If you can't afford $1000 to repair your car without goi…
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Comment #16403528
I will be happier eating meat than I will eating meat-substitutes. Am I supposed to sacrifice my own happiness just so that lobsters can live longer? Since I'm already sacrificing …
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Comment #16403251
I don't understand this. You don't risk anything by opening a loot box. If you're going to ban loot boxes because they cause kids to play more video games, why not just ban video g…
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Comment #16398105
The memo was very explicitly not "anti-diversity." Stop lying.
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Comment #16395355
Capitalism isn't designed. It's just the natural state of the world.
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Comment #16387008
It's getting harder to tell bloomberg articles from youtube comments.
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Comment #16380898
Netflix has already peaked. For some reason people think of them as the new hot thing, but the reality is they have been around for longer than Google. With competition in the stre…
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Comment #16361991
This isn't a new phenomenon. Europe levied enormous fines on Intel, Microsoft, and Facebook before Trump even became president.
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Comment #16342765
Google Ventures is losing far less than Waymo is receiving. Did you get dropped on the head as a kid?
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Comment #16337651
> cause there's no real jobs This is a flat-out lie. How can you complain about "full-stop dishonesty" and then make a preposterous claim like this? People choose to work in "gig-e…
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Comment #16337591
Sucks for you maybe. This is good for the majority of the country.