@Michael_Urwin@ChadMoran Except it's constantly sending data to Tesla, Tesla uses data to train models, new models get packaged up into updates, and updates sent to your vehicle. Sure it runs locally, but it's still dependent on upstream services.
@brandenflasch More context comes with exponential resource usage. Learning the entire codebase is not feasible in many large scale production systems.
@brandenflasch Instead of cutting to length, I used twist ties to tie the extra length together and then bundle them all together in the same spot (bottom corner behind the vue box)
@KatieSchel41052@aggiefay@KING5Seattle I saw on Reddit that someone who works there said it was a bomb threat for a favor bomb. Like a toy dynamite briefcase. The building was evacuated until bomb squad came and said it was not a bomb.
@HeadBand42@SnazzyLabs Is it propaganda to say that it sucks waiting in the Vegas heat underneath the shadow of the monorail while you wait for a Tesla to come pick you up, which is waiting for another Tesla going the opposite direction in the one way tunnel you need to go through?
@seabikeblog That's actually really good pricing. Ride Panda charges $100 a month for a $2,000 bike. Although a helmet, lock, and theft replacement is included.
@SnazzyLabs@itskyleconner You can pick one up for sale by Hertz for $25k right now. Models with less than 10,000 miles. Honestly at the price would be a good town/errand car for some people.
@caffeinatedsea1@rachitag22@InakiLonga@canderson93 Read the report. It's not a conspiracy, it's a fact. The person they were responding to called 911 themselves.
I never said cops can't speed. But I'll answer you again. No, I don't want a cop driving recklessly with no regard for human life when responding to my call.
@caffeinatedsea1@rachitag22@InakiLonga@canderson93 If it means saving a random pedestrians life? Yes.
And this was no accident. You don't accidentally go 74mph without your sirens on at night through a construction zone to respond to a lucid individual who called 911 themselves.
@GordonOfSeattle Elliot Bay trail is the best.
I'd love to see improvement on Phinney/Greenwood. It's officially part of the interurban trail and seems like such an obvious place for better bike lanes.