I'm trying to clean up my language, because I don't want to use those words around the youngest grandkids. But there are some things that bring out the "gamer words".
> A sequela ... is a pathological condition resulting from a disease, injury, therapy, or other trauma. Derived from the Latin word meaning "sequel", it is used in the medical field to mean a complication or condition following a prior illness or disease.
> In other words, Tesla’s FSD system is likely on the order of ten times more dangerous at driving than humans.
> Now, this is just a preliminary study, so the exact figures will be somewhat different. But even if just half of the deaths NHTSA found were thanks to FSD, that still would make it dramatically more deadly than humans. Indeed, the true figure could be higher, since there is no way to know if Tesla is reporting every crash accurately.
> If you are concerned about it from Chinese "Communists" you should equally be concerned when done by American #capitalists Demanding #Free #Software and right to repair hardware would limit today concerns.
We should be very concerned about it from US-based corporations, concerned enough to stop their practices around lock-in, data-collection, and proprietary software. But even so, when the data collected is going to a hostile government, it justifiably sparks added concern.
I mentioned it in today's call with #sonTwo. Says he: "Right now, there's no money, so we would not have been able to fly out for either a hospital visit or a funeral."
I don't remember much about #1983, except that many people I knew (myself included) thought that Jimmy Carter hadn't prioritized a strong military in an environment where the "red menace" could attack at any minute. It felt like the US was playing catch-up, and that allies in Europe was not willing to shoulder their share of the burden of defending against invasion.
I guess I would have been considered a "hawk", but at the same time, I was strongly against war unless an enemy brought it to us. I remember when the US military invaded Grenada and overthrew its government. I was not pleased with what I felt was an unnecessary war. Some years later, when US military went to Honduras I was sure they'd end up crossing into Nicaragua and doing the same thing.
Elephant and Piggy books seem to be my main failing. How did I voice this character in the other book I read ten minutes ago, and how can I make the new character sound different?
Neighbor across the street is working on cars in his driveway at 01:00. Another neighbor down the street has a yard full of dried weeds two feet tall (fire hazard that could affect more than just them). No, I don't think most Americans agree with abolishing zoning.
Tenacity is a fork of #Audacity, created after Audacity was taken over by MUSE and opt-out telemetry / tracking was added. MUSE / Audacity has since changed it to be opt-in, and behind a compile time flag, but damaged trust is difficult to overcome.
I currently use OcenAudio, but certain things I easily did in Audacity aren't so easy now.
Hopefully, Tenacity will soon be in Debian / Ubuntu, Fedora, OpenSuse, and Chocolatey repositories.