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sagarm
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Comment #49193716
Tesla had to sell cars that can't self drive. They couldn't afford to add tens of thousands to the cost for slightly improved ADAS.
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Comment #49112385
The dishwasher is out of the way because you made space for it out of the way. We'll probably adapt our spaces for robots too eventually. For example, you could store far more thin…
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Comment #49048301
This is an insane position. Nobody is intentionally using their TV as a tor exit node.
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Comment #49048241
Was requiring telephony providers to clamp down on spam or get blocked "mutilating the phone network?"
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Comment #48901863
And yet well known grift like corn-derived ethanol continue. Looking forward to cutting some welfare queens loose next go around! And repossessing the fruits of successful Obama er…
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Comment #48704754
In your post above, you quite clearly are making the case that information and statistics about casualties at national parks isn't useful. Actually, they are, because they help you…
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Comment #48694509
Jumping in to reflexively defend the admin again, I see. Is there any policy from this admin you don't support?
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Comment #48694502
How many people die climbing half dome? Do the deaths tend to happen I only inclement weather? Do you realize how divorced from reality you people sound?
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Comment #48605031
Post-NAR settlement you would have to sign a separate agreement with your buyer's agent specifying their compensation before making an offer.
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Comment #48487590
Foreign doctors have to go through residency in the US.
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Comment #48313834
I've always used USB-C to USB-A dongle + USB-A to micro B.
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Comment #48295794
Datacenters don't meaningfully impact food production. This is just an aesthetic objection, nothing more.
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Comment #48295718
Isn't there already enough graft directed towards farmers?
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Comment #48262008
See your problem is Apple. Anything non-trivial becomes a nightmare on Apple. Apple sounds good in theory but is half-baked in practice. Just use Linux, and "containers" are a subp…
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Comment #48255928
You're in the minority if you still assume that anything out of this administration is driven by competence rather than malevolence.
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Comment #48255871
It's the Stephen Miller types that instituted a policy that throttled GCs by country of birth, independent of that country's population, as a way to achieve racial bias without exp…
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Comment #48156517
The poor are also more likely to be harmed by air pollution.
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Comment #48101547
The facts on the ground are that schools are not being given the resources to deal with it, leading to a death spiral of reduced enrollment and funding -- at least for SFUSD. I ima…
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Comment #48065224
This is the mentality that turns public schools into zoos and drives families with means to private.
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Comment #48045764
In the current zeitgeist, people aren't allowed to rename themselves. Why would entities? Though personally I prefer X/tter.
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Comment #48005224
A fly by night operation created primarily for the purpose of collecting training data and corporate espionage will make whatever claims they think will get them the right traffic.…
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Comment #47991565
The message that incapacity, even to the point of killing four people, will be excused is quite clear. The deterrence argument is used to throw the book at people committing minor …
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Comment #47991524
An incident, by the way, triggered by a human driver hitting a pedestrian and knocking them into Cruise's path. That driver was never found. It's not clear what efforts, if any, we…
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Comment #47988647
Does this project aim for docker cli and api compatibility? Searching for Docker on that page yields no results. Though in their example, they do show an example of a Dockerfile re…
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Comment #47903961
Noise pollution in public spaces is a widespread problem. Maybe given the success at SFO we can institute and enforce of noise limits elsewhere.