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> 100 Times safer cars

I wish companies would back up numbers like this. Are they really going to reduce the number of accidents on the road by a factor of 100 due to a better os? I really struggle to believe that.

Based in Romania might make that hard to do

Was it https://arstechnica.com/culture/2023/08/i-try-synthetic-salm... ?

I took 9 to be missing without a trace rather then missing due to an accident.

I believe in certain cases, a judge may allow the deposition to be entered into evidence in the trial. The time to disappear someone is before their testimony is recorded.

I'd be fine with wage stagnation for awhile if I got a day back a week.

Who did the PR stunt?

Elon? he offered multiple millions of dollar contract to Don Lemon to then pull it after one show to improve his PR image?

Don Lemon? he's unemployed and accepted a multiple million dollar contract, to do one show and planned on pissing off musk enough to get musk to pull his contract for some pr?

Who gets what benefit from this?

so you're thinking it was better for him to give up a multimillion dollar opportunity in exchange for some PR and ability to blame someone else when they fail?

I really don't get how this narrative makes any sense at all. According to the article, Musk/X was the one that pulled the plug on the show, not Don Lemon.

I really just don't understand the benefit being claimed from this is.

Our industry isn't powered by the rare genius, but by the magnitude of line coders that the best impact they can do is just not cause issues as they develop the next version that adds feature x and y promised by some sales engineer to a big client.

Sure, by 40 you're not likely to change the world. But in your 20's, you're not likely to change the world either. It's a long shot. Focusing on the fact that the long shot odds gets worse as a reason to not hire people just doesn't make sense.

IQ is a meaningless measurement. You can be way more effective regardless of how your IQ changes over time.

this is a week old. Nothing new happened this week.

dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39695897#39696567

so torpedoing his only active deal makes sense to add PR towards him doing what?

Even clicking the wrong link, the audio says

"Our mission is to create the simplest computer, something so intuitive you don't need to learn to use it"

and the transcript for the one they selected says

"The meeting focused on creating a simple and intuitive computer, without the need for learning how to use it".

So while it's understandable they selected the wrong entry, it is a bit curious that the audio mismatches from the transcript of the one they selected.

Perhaps they're running the audio capture though some sort of GPT to make it more like naturally written?

Reed-Solomon would allow you to lose any one of the three and recover. Losing two would be catastrophic.

AWS's guarantee is that you can lose two of the three copies and still have all the data. You can't do that without three complete copies.

> The New York Times — which purchased Wordle back in 2022 — has filed several DMCA notices over Wordle clones created by GitHub coders, citing its ownership over the Wordle name and copyrighted gameplay including 5x6 tile layout and gray, yellow, and green color scheme.

In https://docs.hatchet.run/home/quickstart/installation, it says

> Welcome to Hatchet! This guide walks you through getting set up on Hatchet Cloud. If you'd like to self-host Hatchet, please see the self-hosted quickstart instead.

but the link to "self-hosted quickstart" links back to the same page

I don’t understand how free speech relates to the DMA?

Some shareholder benefited a lot. Some bought at the top and have only had negative returns. Some have a net zero cause the bought at this point on the way up.

Just because some people have astronomical returns doesn't mean everyone received the same.

There absolutely will be

The claim is it doesn’t drive traffic. People read the embedded snippet or what the person said it says and doesn’t follow to the site.

I have no idea how true that is though.

Can you please iterate the concrete meaningsz that define something as rogue-like compared to the modern claims?

He was at AWS for 5 years from 2015 to 2020. It seems unlikely that he wrote the filesystem that powers s3. Improved, absolutely.

His partner was a manager, not an engineer, per https://www.geekwire.com/2024/former-aws-engineers-raise-3m-...

Personally I don’t like this sort of puffery in funding slides nor announcements.

So the change is that players knowledge keeps in “modern” versions and in classic versions, your memory was largely useless?

Did you watch https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three-Body ? It’s available on Amazon prime.

So what did a rogue-like used to mean?

What a blast from the past. That used to be my favorite game growing up. I wish it would run on modern machines semi-well.

A family friend of mine is in his 70’s and is having hand mobility issues. He bought one to replace his iPad because it allows him to still do all the things he used to do, but with a minimum of hand movement. He’s really happy with it for the past weekish he’s had it.

I bought mine as a toy to go along with my quest headset. I have high hopes for the platforms future. I don’t share that same outlook for the meta quest line.

They’re arm, no?

So they didn’t show up and their punishment is not being allowed to show up?