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Comment #24762943
Good job. INTP. :) Personality Probability INTP 0.215613 INTJ 0.198558 INFP 0.133773
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Comment #23078416
The best example of this this week. https://www.reddit.com/r/iamatotalpieceofshit/comments/gd3o3...
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Comment #17590260
Cool! Glad to see mention of 1P here. I'm a fan of it myself.
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Comment #17024576
If you want to compare conditions, were any of those videos taken without moon light? How do we know the city didn't increase the street lighting following the incident?
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Comment #17017925
It was 38 mph in a 45.
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Comment #17001157
Am I the only one that's only reading the comments after seeing the first two words of the title?
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Comment #16899316
Why was this article resurrected from Jan 2017? What makes this relevant now?
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Comment #16731814
Wrong. At least 95% of the people who made the cut and didn't get fired after a few weeks handled being the only operator of the vehicle with ease.
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Comment #16690070
How would the footage be tampered when it was taken by the police directly from the dashcam itself at the scene? Also, there was no moon on that night and all of the video comparis…
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Comment #16689915
The numbers you are comparing do not measure the same thing.
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Comment #16689895
I know you're under the impression you are informed. These metrics, however, are not the same. You don't know what Uber's equivalent metric is at. That doesn't mean you should comp…
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Comment #16689827
You are making a lot of assumptions.
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Comment #16645052
Uber reached 2M miles in November. Going from 1 to 2M in only 100 days.
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Comment #16644952
The report was wrong. It is a 45 mph zone.
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Comment #16644910
It was a 45 mph zone. The poice statement was wrong.
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Comment #16030738
Think about it. Ridesharing currently only accounts for approximately 0.1% of all miles driven? And you don't see the upside for this market?