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DriverDaily

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    Comment #49105485

    I think that’s the idea behind those centralized pharmacies like Amazon health. Easier than putting a pill dispensing assembly line in every CVS.

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    Comment #48796760

    Surveillance and locks are both imperfect solutions to the trust problem.

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    Comment #48796648

    I’m not sure an absence of surveillance is what creates “humane trust”. I’m certain we had locks on doors and security guards before the internet.

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    Comment #48774014

    Aux cables were ubiquitous when cars were rolling speakers. I wouldn’t buy a car without an aux input, I didn’t care how many cds it could hold. Now that cars are rolling screens, …

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    Comment #44991946

    We should probably be aiming for some stress, but not too much. See *Yerkes–Dodson* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yerkes%E2%80%93Dodson_law

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    Comment #43550803

    You’re right, I had that backwards

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    Comment #43527901

    Can we put energy in to speed it up? That way a day can be 24 hours exactly instead of 23 hours, 56 minutes, 4 seconds, etc...

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    Comment #42346596

    I guess only Nixon could go to China? When the US government adopts an employment policy private companies usually follow. Either because they do business with the government and h…

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    Comment #42103759

    It is! I've often wanted to search for something that happens in a video instead of just the title, description, and keywords.

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    Comment #42057109

    It's probably safe to assume that if you're looking for a fork of Firecrawl, you already know what Firecrawl does.

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    Comment #41413864

    > Karen-like drivers who will eventually start threatening other people to report them, That's an argument for automating the system, taking the biased human actor out of the proce…

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    Comment #39322552

    We’re on the same page. You’re acknowledging that the safety record is just a proxy for safety. That’s what I’m saying too. I would argue that using the number of incidents as a pr…

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    Comment #39319184

    So your assesment of how safe the plane is doesn't depend on anything except Boeing's process? For example, you don't care about the number of accidents per operating hours?

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    Comment #39318701

    If you want to be pedantic, you're conflating 'having a safe record' with 'being safe.' It's just an indicator.

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    Comment #39318641

    > nobody seems to care? Clearly people care. They are literally checking every bolt for proper torque. When they found a few undertorque bolts it becomes a national news, it gets s…

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    Comment #39318530

    "end up being" is not enough of a disclaimer for you?

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    Comment #39318403

    737 Max is going to end up being one of the safest planes to fly in. Every inch of every plane combed over, every engineering decision re-examined, every system and sensor double-c…

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    Comment #38601340

    For me it was an easy choice. First, I was starting to worry about heart health. Second, my mechanical watches could be sold for more than I paid for them.

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    Comment #38327684

    Who sacks the person who sacks?

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    Comment #38038899

    > he's naive enough that he thinks that will work in court under the eye of the whole media I mean his publicity tour immediately after FTX went under worked pretty well for a whil…

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    Comment #37838936

    Getting electricity out of hydrogen works the same way as getting electricity out of all the sources you mentioned, except your generator now produces zero emissions.

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    Comment #37837851

    Anybody who needs to run 24/7 and/or can't count on an electric grid could use hydrogen power: A logistics network, an army, public transportation, utility companies, forestry or m…

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    Comment #37643447

    Bias as in training? Photographers are trained to pick the most interesting subjects, perspectives, and moments. Waves like this have a clear peak when they stop rising, but before…

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    Comment #37412021

    I see, I misunderstood