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weird, my cursor disappears over that website.

> If this tech was being used for traffic enforcement then I'm all for it.

that would create hell on earth.

The people whose job to do this are the police, and it should not be delegated in this dystopian way, let alone by your own possessions.

for tesla insurance, yes. You have to agree for your driving to be monitored to use their insurance. They monitor and grade you based on a number of driving behaviors, then set your premium based on your score. You score determines the next month's premium. Note that the time you drive using tesla full-self-driving enabled, your score is 100% (even with the sometimes scary 12.x version)

You must agree to monitoring, otherwise they won't give you insurance.

probably, but just wondering because it was ~ 1 mile from amazon hq

Wonder about states switching to automated per-mile vehicle taxation.

Trolley problem:

- if you allow the trolley to proceed, it will kill the human race.

- if you flip the switch, it will divert to a passing siding that will avoid the safety group blocking the main track.

I want more POE devices.

It might be that POE power supplies get hot - I've noticed the POE hats for the raspberry pi need a fan

Reminds me of tesla.

No turn signal stalks, instead rotating buttons on the steering wheel. No PRND stalks either. Critical controls hidden on touchscreen behind look-then-swipe nonsense.

Also funny is the same nonsense apple has done between mouse scroll wheel movement direction and "natural" touchpad direction. Tesla's old PRND stalk was down for forward, up for reverse. New cars have touchscreen only gear select, and it is UP for forward, DOWN for reverse.

Hasn't there been a metoric rise of affordable california varietals?

"I want a 10x developer with 10 years of something-just-invented-last-year experience"

I would want terminal and all its subprocesses to have full disk access - I do tons of stuff from the command line and don't run nonsense stuff.

get out of my way.

In seattle there is a restaurant downtown called Ludi's that serves ube pancakes that are a giant purple pile of goodness.

I wonder if there's a connection?

> But, I eventually couldn't find anyone to play with me because I crushed everyone

I think this is a problem with many deeper games. I remember going over to other people's houses and they would pull out obscure-board-game-xyz. The rest of the night for me was trying to figure out how to play, while others were 30 steps ahead of me.

I think you need something like chess club - stratego club - where people have all gotten to the nuance level and you can play with people of appropriate level.

funny - the vpn through work gives me lots of verification. At home I don't get that, but cloudflare/edgesuite does block me for browser/extensions I use.

I've left a few sites.

I think the basic premise under there is still valid. Lots of online sites/communities/etc turn into rugpulls. Success leads to management change, then depersonalization, then monetization.

I already struggle with terminal and scripts with full disk access, this will probably make it worse.

I suspect this reactive nonsense, is part of apple's plan to ios-ify macos.

I remember talking about voting fraud with an indian friend. He said it was more overt in india - a burly guy would grab your finger and make it press the "correct" voting machine button.

didn't he create git in like a weekend?

switched from SH51 single-release to SH56 multi-release and clipless became worlds better.

Also everyone should try di2.

not the same as collecting your data, especially with ads.

Actually, sounds like total fun.

If they added studfinding into this and it would be more like divining rods and witchcraft.

(tried countless studfinders and wish there was one that gave a clear wall picture)

It is unclear what "vehicle-only ATA companies" means.

what is ATA? what do they collect?

EDIT: Advertiser/Tracker/Analytics

sound like they are trying.

Unfortunately apple devices collect EXTREME amounts of telemetry, you are opted-in by default, and much of it is impossible to opt-out of.

This is probably true of everyone's phone. Most phones will have a comprehensive profile of who you are, where you live, where you frequent, who you associate with, and what you like to do. Along with specifics even you don't realize.

You can get tesla insurance and it monitors your driving.

If you do not agree to this monitoring, they will not insure you.

also, full self driving (or autosteer) both require the cabin camera to be enabled and to monitor you.

Cloudflare keeps denying my (human) browsing because of "incompatible browser extensions", and sites require javascript and cookies because of all their nonsense.

Please do not put cloudflare between your site and humans, they are not a trusted gatekeeper.

litrpg - I've read lots of these, but can't recommend that many. Even better ones can't hold my interest until the end of the series. Some that weren't that bad: solo leveling (up to book ~6), the wandering inn (~11). I listened to dungeon crawler carl (~8 books) and he who fights with monsters (~8).

scifi - the murderbot diaries, old man's war.

I wonder what the cycling does to battery lifetime?

I see a burger arbitrage opportunity where you purchase a burger at in-n-out and deliver it to mcdonalds customers.

$18 big mac?