majormunky

Huh, this happened about a mile from my house.

So that experiment ended up being people that knew about the device, in the description of your linked video he explains what happened.

It feels a bit odd for them to say, autopilot could not have been used in that area. "In a reconstruction using a similar Tesla, the agency found that Autosteer was not usable on that part of the road, meaning the Autopilot system couldn't have worked." Whose to say that Tesla didn't update something between the crash and when the NTSB tested autopilot in that area? I don't think they did do that, but are there any safeguards in place to detect that happening?

Its one thing to say that a car cannot do something because of a physical issue on the car, vs some software that can be updated or have bugs that haven't been caught yet.

I was more guessing that these people have a bunch of money tied up in commercial real estate and they want people out and about again.

I thinks easier to pull back into a loading area and get access to the spot where your putting packages at (that part sort of sticks out farther).

I think part of it is having chip people being able to work closely with the people writing software for it. I remember something about the M1 chip being able to do simple things like releasing an object and it taking much less time than on x86 as an example. https://twitter.com/catfish_man/status/1326238434235568128?s...

Python development on a Mac works pretty well if you install it from the installer that you get from python.org, at least it has in my experience.

I think the AWD helps a lot more with starting out. My old FWD car (no snow tires) would not be able to stop at a stop light that was on an incline and then start again without spinning the tires forever. The same thing with my Subaru (AT tires) and there’s no slip at all.

I had sort of thought this was by design, all the drives are sharing the same amount of free space. If you were to use some of that, it would then show less available space. I think it’s called space sharing. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_File_System

Firefox has something like this called containers. The best example is one for facebook, where any call to any facebook servers only works in the facebook container. It has similar setups as well, Work, Home, Commerce, etc.

> If you raise the price of labor, people (both companies and individuals) buy less labor.

If people are making more money, they are spending more money

I think you can prepend your search on DDG with !g and it'll search google for you, without leaking your info to google.

"Sparks from their welding work ignited a supply of fireworks, which had been stored next to the ammonium nitrate cache."

Huh..

I'm right in the middle of reading "Where Wizards Stay Up Late", fantastic book if anyone is interested in how the internet came about.

As I sit here waiting for my new ultrawide alientware monitor, should have been here Wednesday, now its Friday. Somehow they thought that going from Whitefish, Montana, to Kennewick, WA, and then to Troutdale, OR, was faster than just stopping in Spokane, WA.

lockpickinglawyer is also a great channel

Or, an i7 version and just call it “Mac”

I had the same message a few days ago. I have family premium, so, I checked the family invites, and, there were 3 unknown invites that I hadn’t seen before (they hadn’t accepted them yet though). It seems odd that I wouldn’t get an email saying that a family invite was sent out.