FuglyDuck @ FuglyDuck @lemmy.world

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Or maybe he bombs Bejing for shits and giggles.

one of the quirks of main coons is apparently, that they like being shoulder cats. More cat than shoulder, really. (not that that's a complaint. just an observation)

Cat Dad? Bearded Cat Mom?

Just two questions. what does it pay... and do I have to grow a beard?

Most drivers are good at driving,

[x] doubt. :P

but that's just because I assume everyone is a terrible driver. Around here, we have people struggling with the whole zipper merge thing, though.

Just to clarify…

How bad is Budapest traffic? Is it LA? Or New Jersey?

You can, yes.

They didn’t seem to, but they can.

The biggest problem is if you’re training in the extremes.

And they did.

The stopping for 30 minutes has more to do with “I don’t know”, which is something Tesla could do more of, imo. (And certainly not in the way they just set you up for a crash and hand it over after it’s too late.)

What’s funny here is that Tesla used all of the Tesla owners driving habits to train.

One thing this means is that when it’s “socially acceptable” to go +20mph it’s going to. Not that that makes it right, but what it also means is that they didn’t sanitize their data.

So think of the worst Tesla driver you know. They helped train FSD.

Studies clearly show that a person who has cheated once is 3-10 times more likely to cheat again. It depends on the study, but the most generous 3x in the next five years.

So, as someone who’s been cheated on… I can say with certainty that I would never be able to be intimate or vulnerable with my ex. I’m not talking about sex. I’m talking about actual intimacy. It takes trust, and that trust has been broken.

I wouldn’t give an absolute “don’t do it” because everyone is different and every relationship is unique, and I certainly wouldn’t chime in without being asked, but I doubt very much the relationship you have now will ever be what you had before.

It doesn’t really matter what you do, or how you’ve changed. The thoughts will still be there, insidiously causing doubt.

That’s probably a great way for a very confused brain worm to infect your balls.

Technically, you can give your senator some input and tell them how to vote. They can also call in witnesses and get commentary.

The point about scotus being appointed is that it’s still a political process, they’re still doing politics.

It’s missing “idiotic” in the description, somewhere, though.

So, you can see how they’ve made rulings on various topics. All of that is public record.

What really happens is people make lists and say “we like this judge” for various interests, or like news agencies might give an overview of what they found on rulings, etc.

IMO it is a bit weird since it makes them political, but they’re going to be political anyways, since the alternative in the US is appointing them. (See, for example, SCOTUS nomination hearings.)

Most AR systems aren’t going to be comfortable enough for, say, data entry jobs, mind. VR has come along way (anyone remember virtual boy?) but it does get taxing.

Depending on implementation, it’s also going to potentially have problems with shitty display quality, power/battery life, heat, etc.

You could also use a portable projector for a display. A smart phone is optimized for being a smart phone, though, and a desktop workstation is optimized for that.

Where AR tech is going to be useful is more for things like overlaying directions or providing virtual signage, or stuff. But that’s going to require some new form of UX design that’s optimized for that.

Also, for the record, the google glass headset sucked. Its display was like staring at whatever people did for power point slides in the 80’s. (I’m not that old, someone else is gonna have to chime in.)

It really is, yes.

We should protect them at all costs.

Exactly.

They don’t care as long as it’s not their public lands, if that makes sense.

It's really just the conservative NIMBY's that are realizing their "backyard" is about to be sold off.

Check with your states Secretary of State. There’s usually a list of elections there.

Might also have to check with your city/county.

Local libraries also typically provide information like that as a service.