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Article does not actually answer why Tesla vehicles crash as much as they do.

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  • P

    Maybe take the baby out so it slows down?

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    They're as biased as the data they were trained on.

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    I made a porn scroller without the clutter

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    Microsoft finally bids farewell to PowerShell 2.0

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    Venerable? I think you mean dogshit.
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    One Tech Tip: Get the most out of ChatGPT and other AI chatbots with better prompts

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    I'm so ready to stop even talking about it.
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    Nexus Mods to Enforce Digital ID Age Checks Under UK and EU Laws

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    It sucks that they have to do this. But I prefer this than to simply lock out users from the affected countries. (Looking at steam here, not bothering to create age verification, which in turn means in some coubtries some games are not visible at all)
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    ‘You can’t pause the internet’: social media creators hit by burnout

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    The mechanic is usually the actual worker - you run a repair shop But what is being repaired? A machine of some kind? And the machine is operated in pursuit of another actual productive activity, right? Machines are just about the application of mechanical force in some way, and that in itself isn't an end goal. Instead, we want that machine to move stuff from one place to another, to separate things that are apart or smush/mix separate things together, to apply heat or cooling to stuff, to transmit radiation or light in particular patterns. Everything in the economy is just enabling other parts of the economy (including the informal parts of the economy). Physical movement of objects isn't special, compared to anything else: kicking a ball on TV, singing into a microphone, authorizing a wire transfer, entering a purchase order, answering a phone, etc. I'm not seeing a real distinction between an IT consulting business and a heavy equipment maintenance/repair business. The business itself is there to provide services to other businesses.
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    Study finds smartphone bans in Dutch schools improved focus

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    Sure, I just don't trust results from subjective studies, unless it's tracking trends over time. So maybe if they had opinion polls like this before smartphones were a thing in classrooms, while smartphones were a thing, and after they were banned I'd trust the results somewhat. But if we're just tracking an after-the-fact poll, it just feels like confirmation bias. I believe teachers have an incentive to overstate the impact of policies that give them more control, because they want to encourage more such policies, even if they aren't effective at achieving tangible results. So yeah, I distrust this type of study. I don't think it's necessarily worthless, I just don't think many conclusions can be taken from it.