A high rate of interventions is virtually GEO-fenced to only highways and not cities.
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And fuck you too asshole.
https://twitter.com/TaylorOgan/status/1458169984987942913
> Cruise drove 41,719 miles in autonomous mode per disengagement.
> Waymo drove 2.36 million miles autonomously with one accident that was the vehicle's fault.
Edit: It seems like he has responded to other comments but not this one.
Not for Tesla. So many interventions. So many situations where the car actively tries to kill the driver and pedestrians.
He's just not that unique. The employees should be paid more and Tim should be paid less.
Maybe it makes more sense to hire a designer like Ive as CEO.
Your comment is misleading:
"Turkey called Russia's invasion of Ukraine a "war" on Sunday in a rhetorical shift that could pave the way for the NATO member nation to enact an international pact limiting Russian naval passage to the Black Sea."
"Under the 1936 Montreux Convention, Turkey has control over the Dardanelles and Bosphorus straits that connect the Mediterranean and Black seas and can limit the passage of warships during wartime or if threatened."
Clearly they are reconsidering what they said.
I'm not deflecting at all. You are posting lie after lie.
> Also if you want to fight for a cause go there do it I'd respect that. What I dont respect is people giving money for something thy absolutely would not fight for.
You don't respect people that fight for their lands but you respect uninvolved parties joining in? Why don't you go there yourself and convince them you are right instead of posting on HN?
> The vast majority of the people in Russian and Ukraine are against this war.
You are being dishonest as you well know. Ukrainians are against the war Russia has started but they support the war effort as it defends their lands.
Russia started this war and the brave people of Ukraine are fighting back with our help. Please don't spread lies to further your political agenda.
Building your own API to join data is absolute torture.
This is a sub thread discussing some nuance of how we got to this point.
> Let us not devolve into the Rorschach test that is Trump's administration and our personal interpretations.
I don't appreciate the gratuitous insult that we can't objectively discuss the actions of a past president.
Most of our data isn't files, docs, directories. It's data given to us by our users or generated by our own processes. I'm not getting the reference to CSVs and word docs.
Yes, we store uploaded files but the metadata is stored in the database in a row that has some identifier that links to the directory where the file is stored. That works fine. We don't need a document database.
But what actually would be good cyber warfare is hacking Putin’s family. Notoriously private and says his family is off limits and he never talks about them. I’m sure his kids aren’t normal like he claims.
One problem I have faced is when the amount of database queries on a page explodes it becomes hard to optimize without caching. I would prefer to avoid caching but that doesn’t appear to be the rails way (and for obvious reasons).
Also, at a company with a Rails app you do sometimes get other sources and processes polluting your Rails app. And when that happens you can’t utilize the efficiencies that rails provides.
Active storage and variants make life so easy.