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Comment #46803409
>irrational Oh buddy. I don't think that's the word you want to use here.
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Comment #46803392
I can give you the Model Y but take a look at the rest of the lineup compared to when they were first released. Hell, you're in this very post calling the S/X old.
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Comment #46803064
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Comment #46789141
This one is hilarious. https://hackerone.com/reports/3516186 If I submitted this, I'd have to punch myself in the face repeatedly.
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Comment #46788970
I won't disagree that the people inside the system are making it worse but the system is currently setup to incentivize bad behavior. - Overly broad qualified immunity - The power …
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Comment #46787710
I would disagree to a certain extent. "Law enforcement is not your friend" is a good mindset as a citizen. You should never hand them information without a lawyer and you should al…
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Comment #46786175
The best part is that, in trying to comply with this guidance, the government chose Telemessage to provide the message archiving required by the Federal Records Act. The only probl…
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Comment #46784970
AI is not unique in this regard. We just saw the same thing with the crypto/blockchain nonsense. Regulation lags so far behind that you can get away with bad behavior long enough t…
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Comment #46784482
That's great but they could have been honest up-front and said "The plan is that this is eventually fully-automated but we estimate that it needs supervised training for X amount o…
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Comment #46783733
Their initial advertising claimed near full automation by their "AI" system when, in reality, they had people manually handling around 70% of the transactions. I get that this is a…
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Comment #46782572
It's great that they faced essentially no consequences for this. A sure sign that we have a functional and sane market.
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Comment #46772749
>I'm surprised to see so many anti-graffiti comments here. I'm not. HN trends toward the most suburban conformist mindset possible.
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Comment #46768811
I always assumed "social media" is something tied to your real-life identity. For me, HN would not be social media. But there are people here that give their entire life story in t…
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Comment #46757458
You mean the ones that we had the ability to remove in previous administrations without the need for harassing and assaulting non-criminals and citizens on the street? As for the l…
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Comment #46756450
Yeah, that’s been the GOP playbook for 20+ years. It’s only recently been used for US citizens.
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Comment #46755760
This is a great paper but, in my experience, most people in tech love this paper because it allows them to say "To hell with pursuing reality. Here is MY reality".
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Comment #46747207
>@dang and other mods - when ICE abduct your kids on the way home from school, kick in your door and shoot people in your street will you feel proud of your cowardly behaviour here…
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Comment #46728540
I would guess there is a remote safety driver as well. Tesla has pulled that same trick with their "autonomous" robots.
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Comment #46693491
>Doesn't China own most of the real estate in Canada. No.
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Comment #46681979
The Libertarian Party does not put all of those caveats on their stance and you sure as hell didn't in your polemic post. Your argument is nothing but pedantry anyway. The libertar…
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Comment #46675187
The Libertarian Party advocates for free and open immigration. Are you going to sit here and tell us that the Libertarians are far-left?