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Miami is a challenging place to drive for most Americans with drivers from dozens of different countries on the roads at any given time, very bad traffic that makes drivers impatient and sometimes aggressive. Driving in Manhattan was way more chaotic than anything I experienced in Miami but that was back in the days of yellow cab dominance and those bastards made full use of their bumpers as offensive implements.
I think it should better be "tet".
Then again all hindus have todo to get away with that is having a reputation for violence. Middle east can ethnic cleanse every day noone bats an eye- unless its Israel ...
> Or you could borrow someone's labrador retriever and have the dog pull you. They like to go real far and real fast... and you get to practice hard turns.

You only need to be concerned about hard turns if the dog is untrained, afterwards, they're the best running partners you could ask for. Come visit us at https://www.reddit.com/r/RunningWithDogs/. Lots of suggestions for harnesses for the dog (mandatory, IMO) and waist leashes for the human (highly recommended).

If you own the dog, they can be a great source of encouragement, too. They'll bounce with excitement any time there's a possibility of going for a run, and look at you with big, sad eyes when you instead sit on your phone.

My old girl and I put in 20+ miles a week, 50 weeks a year, for a little over 8 years, or a little over 8,000 miles. That's a lot of M&Ms!
When your state or county mandates free parking or any of the other complaints the parent poster had, let me know.
Well, I think there is also a gradient in terms of acts such as the main subject matter, and it's worth thinking about.
My guess: the COVID related inflation was visible, made for a relatable talking point, and our modern day communication technologies made it easy to repeat that talking point over and over.
No, it was just a simple mistake.

What's genuinely dishonest is your (obviously intentional) insinuation that a single anecdote about how some local yahoos used the slogan is reflective of how the broader society uses and interprets the slogan. As if the pervasive use of traditional Russian patriotic symbols (such as its coat of arms, or the black-yellow-white flag) by the country's various neo-Nazi and ultranationalist groups should be seen as indicative of how the Russian populace as a whole sees those symbols.

The implication you're making here is simply false, and you know it.
Might be good to have some filtering as well. I added a repo that has a heap of localized docs that don't make much sense to ingest into an LLM but probably use up a majority of the tokens.
https://www.tax.ny.gov/pit/file/nonresidents.htm

> If you are a New York State nonresident you must file Form IT-203, Nonresident and Part-Year Resident Income Tax Return, if you meet any of the following conditions:

> . You are a nonresident with New York source income and your New York adjusted gross income Federal amount column (Form IT-203, line 31) exceeds your New York standard deduction.

IANAL, this isn't tax advice, I'm going by what I'm reading and what I was told by people who lived and worked there, but looking at this if you have an income made from working a job in the state of NY and ended up with more than $21k of income you need to file for NY state income taxes.

There are a number of cities with income taxes. Detroit, Baltimore, Columbus, Cleveland, Louisville, Toledo, and many more. Of those I bothered looking in to, they apply if you work in that city regardless of wherever you live.
You ask why should it go down? My understanding is we tried other banking policy during the great depression and it didn't work out so well. When the economy collapses and the government lacks gold backed dollars to do counter cyclical spending because there's not enough gold reserves it doesn't go well.

So my response would be because great depressions are not desirable.

But what I really don't understand is the outrage that the money under the couch should go down- when assets like treasury inflation protected securities are available. (Yes they are not always available at profitable rates- though they currently are- and I don't think the people complaining about inflation are whining when stocks or Treasuries or bank accounts are paying more than inflation.)
cultures can be objectively worse when it comes to outcomes for all humans who transport them. Also we are at a cultural lagrange point, were one set of screamers is out of air and the other cant terrorize you yet. might as well do something for science in that window.
If it were possible to easily do so in today's society, I would agree with you. The entire point is that it is not easy, especially since "taking their money and sending them to prison" often involves a sentence not commensurate with the crime, and ditto for the fine.
It should go down because population levels aren’t static and deflationary pressures drive people insane.
> It has already has a production rate higher than its rival EV trucks and has outsold them as well this year.

This struck me as dead wrong, so I looked it up. You're dead wrong. BUT, you're less-dead wrong than I expected:

Estimated sales numbers for 2024 as of 11/23/2024:

Tesla CT: 16,000
Rivian R1T: 16,312
Ford F150 Lightning: 22,807

I'm honestly surprised the CT is estimated to have sold so many trucks! But the Ford sold over 40% more.

But as per the original article: Whomst amongst us can say whether the line was shut down due to low demand or to increase production / retool for a cheaper line?

https://fordauthority.com/2024/11/ford-f-150-lightning-sales...
(Hierarchical) Kanban boards.

They are most efficient tool I've met in 20 years.
Self driving in 13.2 in incredible. Calling it a poor self driving system? Okay compared to what exactly.

Tesla is still very profitable so I don't see what bubble has popped except for maybe your perception of him.
> Yes, insurance is effectively a form of voluntary socialism implemented on top of the free market.

No, its not. Socialism is when the working class exercises control of the (non-financial) means of production. Insurance is neither about workers qua workers or control of the non-financial means of production.

Using disproportionate control of financial resources to sell risk-leveling as a service and therebu increase your disproportionate control of financial resources isn’t socialism.
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Polls were very wrong - again. Their methodology is clearly flawed. I owe my friend an expensive steak dinner because I believed the polls.

In the crisis era of non-reproducible science and bad data collection is it any surprise the polls are wrong too?
Honestly very impressive. Far better than anything I did at 9 years old.
Why all this negativity against Bitcoin?

It is one of the best instruments for speculating on the extent of human idiocy.
I have never heard of minimum wage laws at the granularity of white collar occupations in the U.S. - I would double check your understanding of the documents.
That article is about job postings. You are demonstrating the same confusion again.
Yes, city life is objectively worse for families in most regards.

That's not the fault of the suburbs.
> I'm opposed to capital punishment, but I see a huge difference between the two even though they both involve killing someone. The death penalty only comes after a legal process and court deliberation. Assassination is unregulated. That's a pretty large distinction.'

True, there is a distinction but in some cases since there is no alternative, it might be the next best thing.
The unique difficulties of driving in Miami might be the reason this is a good choice, not the reason it’s a bad one.
I always thought part of the advantage of IPv6 was that each device is accessible to the internet for functionality of things that normally would need port forwarding, without requiring any config on your gateway.

Devices have their own firewalls already, and most people will be on public WiFi at some point too where even IPv4 would be exposed to random people.

I'm more concerned that the Synology NAS mentioned just exposes itself to the global internet by default from the sounds of it. Surely it should deny access except from internet IPv6 subnets until specifically told otherwise?
New Jersey unemployment is 60% of your weekly earnings to a max of $713.

UK unemployment (called Jobseeker's Allowance) is up to £90.50/week. $115.30 in dollars.
Its the first one
Not every adult plays the game of life on easy mode, to get most rewarding experience one has to invest some serious time and energy into matters.

Also, for most folks here its trivial to be independent and successful financially if alone, past decades have been good in ways mankind has not experienced ever before. Get 2 or more kids into the equation of life with everything that they bring and challenge goes up tremendously. But as said, there are rewards, and most of them can't be achieved in any other way (that is coming from somebody doing fair amount of extreme sports, mostly in mountains).

Also, these matters are not within margin of error. Quality of life is way more important than cashflow once one is not poor. Also in Europe extremely expensive matters like universities for kids or more intense healthcare are simply non-topic when it comes to finances, you simply need less money to have similar quality of life and peace of mind. You are always just 1 error, often not even yours, to have quality and quantity of your remaining life massively dependent on quality of the healthcare, or just bad luck with genetic lottery. If you feel invincible now, give it a decade or two and you will reconsider.
>AAA games were being made in the past on budgets fraction of today even when adjusted for inflation. What changed?

gamer demand, obviously. Despite the meme, people don't want shorter cheaper games with worse graphics. So you got 3 choices:

1. hire more people to make graphics prettier and game bigger
2 use less people but take longer to make those prettier games
3. find various ways to cut corners.

a mix of all 3 are happening, but they don't necessarily make for "better games". Just more profitable ones.

>So they massively over hired and became insanely ineficient

It's not really as big a factor as you expect. Or as a collorary: you don't get $100m funding without saying you're going to hire 200 devs to begin with. The way VC works is fundamentally broken as it chases wrong targets. But hey, it's their money and optics to follow.

>Now we're seeing the market correction and hopefully a return to making games on smaller budgets with leaner teams with a tighter focus.

I see the opposite: we're just seeing a consolidation of established big boys taking the pot. Everyone else fights for scraps. There will be no Rockstar competitor for a long time if that's what gamers want. At least not in the West.
I second this. That kind of trickery is absolutely obvious to the judiciary, and as of yet Katz hasn't been overturned, even if it has been at times pointedly ignored.
The judge can just grant the warrant if they want. PC is a low bar.
Hear me out: shorter work week (4 day week), work life balance, and living where there is more density and public transit to reduce social friction. Humans are social creatures, they must have time and opportunity to be social.

We've done the line go up thing, and it isn't working out great. Maybe we could try something else?
Probably also a legal requirement to run them during rain, even if it's not actually needed for the self-driving cars to work.
If twin peaks and downtown are your definition of "noob-level driving", what's normal difficulty? Mumbai rush hour? An active war zone?
Many are there, apart from what others mentioned I am exploring
Anything LLM - https://anythingllm.com/. Liked the workspace concept in it. We can club documents in workspaces and RAG scope is managed.
Giving a few good examples also has the benefit of demonstrating the author's own understanding. If the author can't describe the matter in different ways, it shows don't have a feel for "it", and they're not grasping it rightly or even touching it at all. I've found that audiences can sense when a speaker is out-of-touch, and will politely ignore them.

Separately, I've heard that the Nicene Creed and its ancillaries had the repetitions hardcoded to forestall natural schism/emergent mutations in the generational belief system.
CLI53 is great, an important part of my toolkit. I mostly make DNS changes manually through the console, because it's the easiest way to lookup LBs and cloudfront entries, but I then export to zone files and commit them to version control. It's an easy dev experience.

I will say they need to do a new official release - Compiled from source, it supports AWS SSO, but the released binaries don't.
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My understanding is they have to make extremely detailed maps of where they operate and at great expense, and everything sort of breaks when anything changes. So lots of work indeed!
Pacifism is a lofty ideal but also an ideal co-opted by violent power structures as a tool to reduce cognitive dissonance in those that would and should otherwise fight for their rights.

For example, I believe in peace and wish peace upon the world but I am not a pacifist and believe that a variety of techniques are necessary to prevent the world from becoming a techno-tyranny.
Gaming and special effects shops are now nothing more than outsourced sweat shop industries.

Not sure why anyone would want to work in either.
In my experience it is a State wide problem. I95 seemed to be a speed minimum of 95 if you didn’t want to get run off the road by everyone else for going too slow. I-4 (Daytona to Tampa, through Orlando) had over 400 deaths caused by traffic accidents one year. More than 1 death per mile of road. I don’t think 75 was any better, of course it was rough in Atlanta too, but still.

My experience with Florida driving was not a great experience for the few years I lived there.
I can’t believe the level of ignorance I’m seeing in these comments.

The driver is THE overwhelming cost of a taxi/uber. What are you talking about?

Your problem is you’re not seeing past the costs of a Waymo vehicle with all its sensors and LiDAR, plus all the costs of keeping high definition maps updated, and having teleoperaters on hand.

Tesla doesn’t have those costs. Their FSD version 13 already drives close to a Waymo of not better in some circumstances. its a done deal, Tesla has won this game
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Maybe a dumb question, but are stablecoins actually the cheapest way to send USD? This is a real problem for me: I have a house in Costa Rica, which I need to pay for with US assets. So I have to make regular transfers from US accounts to Costa Rican accounts. Is there a way to do, say, $5,000 USD in US account -> stablecoin -> USD in Costa Rica account for less than $50, including all exchange and transaction fees?
Those people are your fellow city dwellers then, and deserve to be heard just as much as people in the urban core.
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Well you moved the goal posts from what he originally said which was that the production rate was higher not that it sold more cars this year.

Cybertruck has been ramping this year. And he's right as cyber truck is now the third best selling EV right now

https://www.reddit.com/r/cars/comments/1gal5ds/tesla_cybertr...
Waymo doesn't make the cars. Geely does.

And they make the same number of cars each year that Tesla does.

Also deployment by city exists because each state will have different regulations.
See also lexicon, which can handle several dozen APIs:

* https://github.com/AnalogJ/lexicon

Usable as CLI and Python library.
An idea I've seen floated is that during the pandemic a lot of people got a lot of support from the government and under Biden a lot of that was phased out.

So even if "the economy is doing fine" there would have a been a large number of people who would have had something taken away.

People got a glimpse of a more interventionist social democratic government during the pandemic and then it disappeared. So yea for people who benefited from that absolutely everything got worse after.
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In that case, you should read the book RFK Jr. published with Dr. Brian Hooker that provides a treatise on the topic, referencing 100+ published, peer reviewed studies on the topic. A free sample of the first few chapters is a available here: https://lfpl.overdrive.com/media/6093658

Of course, you should additionally read the various counter arguments that have been published, for instance: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5789217/, and likely more beyond.
Theoretically yes.

Practically almost all people got highly manipulated into having no hobby's or interests in their free time. They will find no use for a 4 day week not will they see any advantages.
I’m extremely curious to hear more about your experiences with this! Is it a matter of providing working examples to understand the boundaries of different theorems?
How did you come to that figure? I'm honestly curious on some of the required factors, I have spent a considerable amount of time trying to find a good electricity generation to temperature rise formula. I think there are currently better estimates on CO2 equivalent emissions on temperature rise than there are on future electricity generation producing CO2 equivalents.

The mining reward currently dictates how much one can spend on electricity and still turn a profit. The mining reward halves every 4 years. The total usage over time woul be the area under the curve. If the price were 100k in 100 years time, the bulk of the electricy used mining would probably already have been spent.

To maintain its generation rate it would have to double in value every 4 years, forever, that comes to about a 20% rise on average per year.

0.0125 is hard to imagine as a big warming, however it becomes part of an overall contribution to global warming. Everything we do contributes in some fashion to warming (or occasionally cooling). Everyone has their own opinion on the value of things as well.

Some people believe that Bitcoin will be transformational to the world economy, some people feel like it is worthless. Who are we to decide if 0.0125 degrees is an acceptable cost to pay or not? Feeling that you are right and others are wrong cannot be a basis for dictating the behaviour of others.

The best we can do is provide the most accurate data we can so that the costs are clear for people to make their own value judgements.

If you believe bitcoin is, as they say, going to the moon, the answer to the energy cost is obvious. Buy bitcoin and sell at the top and use the money to build solar plants, carbon credits, environmental repair etc. Proponents of bitcoin believe that this will happen anyway as a product of the global economic benefit of bitcoin.

I am more skeptical of the future price, and of the future economical benefit. Nevertheless I still don't think it is my place to say they can't try and make the world a better place even if I don't think it will work. Many massively beneficial things came from endeavours that others thought were futile before those things occurred. If we had nomalised cancelling things that others didn't believe in, we would be much worse off now. We certainly wouldn't have most of the infrastructure that supports this platform to communicate on
I suggest we look at recent examples from the US health insurance industry, which is leading the way in this area.
> Brain made a quarter of 1 Billion dollars

Incorrect. The company burned through venture capital for three years, then laid off 50% of workers and was sold in 2002 to vulture capital for ~$1MM with no cash trading hands, only a promissory note [1] to the previous underwater investors. No liquidity to founders.

The 2002 purchaser, Convex Group, scaled the company, took the company public via reverse IPO and sold it five years later to Discovery TV for $250MM. Seven years later, Discovery took a 82% loss, selling the company for $45MM.

[1] https://web.archive.org/web/20240717220914/https://genesis-c...
I disagree with your first statement. Technology has a purpose, and that is to evolve itself. The ancient greeks had this perspective, so did several philosophers, and I agree with them.
Is America's economy soaring ahead of it's rivals as this article is about or does something need to be drastically changed by voting a bull into a China shop?

As I said before, if you look at charts of public sentiment on the economy by political party, democratic leaning voters will see a slightly better economy when a democrat is in the oval office, but republican voters swing wildly from one extreme to the other completely matching election day, not even inauguration. They can complain about "the statistics aren't showing the truth" all they want but the data objectively shows that what they mean by "the economy isn't good" is "my team isn't in the oval office"
Dude I have some nfts for you.
in what markets is tesla able to drive autonomously without any driver in the seat? from what I've read, none.
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My brother once told my mother to warn me about "Protests" in my city around the time that Portland Oregon was having it's fun. The vibe he sold her was a busy protest crowding through the streets shouting slogans and clashes with police.

The actual protest was about ten people laying on the ground in front of the police station in silence. There were a couple cops standing in front of the building, presumably slightly less bored than doing paperwork at their desk. Most people in my city didn't even know it happened.

It's insane the reality they live in. These people will see https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fpreview.redd.... and chuckle and say how bad the "mainstream media" is and then go back to watching Fox News scream about how a liberal city is on fire with protests despite NOTHING HAPPENING. I can't understand the willful, intentional ignorance that leads people to believe watching an hour of Fox News makes them knowledgeable about a city of a million people.
very oldschool game but very cool. please continue we are looking forward to all your projects
I look forward to your thesis.
The.... driverless car... doesn't look out the window....
> So if it can handle Miami tropical rain, it should be okay with all sorts of normal rain.

I feel like a lot of "How well does it handle rain?" comes down to how the roads are built and maintained (Huge puddles, proper drainage, etc) rather than about the car itself, as the car you could test by blasting it with water from different directions and amounts.
Considering the new American Vice President publicly stated he was primarily politically influenced by a guy who wants “a humane alternative genocide” using virtual reality… yea that’s what they want