No, emergency braking with radar is mature and cheap. Lidar is very expensive and relatively nascent

He may not be an engineer, but he’s the one who made the decision to use strictly cameras rather than lidar, so yes, he’s responsible for these fatalities that other companies don’t have. You may not be a fan of Musk, but it sounds like you’re a fan of Tesla

But not the ones regarding morality. Just the ones that prevent corporations from fucking over consumers

Forget visit. How do I move there from here without any remarkable skills or advanced degrees?

Actually I was way off. It was 10 lbs seized at the Canadian border.

Nearly all of that fentanyl was taken at the U.S. southern border. In the current fiscal year, just 10 pounds have been recovered along the Canadian border to date, compared with 5,400 along the Mexican border, CBP data shows.

Also the “tremendous amounts” of fentanyl coming in from Canada last year came to about 250 lbs.

I can’t believe no one has mentioned my favorite running Python gag:

Hey, I remember getting the original Kickstarter version! I still have it in a box in a closet somewhere

I recently switched to a Garmin watch without GPS and can get about 2 weeks between charges. Does everything I want out of a smartwatch plus lots more.

I quit a job once when I had a vacation planned well in advance and my manager told me 2 weeks before I was going to go, “Oh by the way there’s this time intensive project you have to have done before you go.” It was something that would either require me to work 12-14 hours a day to get done in time, as a salaried employee, or miss my vacation.

My response was, lol, here’s my two weeks notice. That was just the straw that broke the proverbial camel’s back. I hated that manager, and don’t regret my decision even though it did take a while to find another job

How is that a conflict of interest? He’s explaining why Bluesky won’t be sold to a big tech company, and since he’s on the board, he should know