A worker revolt the People's Republic of China?

Wait, aren't workers "the people?" They're revolting against themselves in their worker's paradise?

If the normal treatment costs $5k/month for 60 years then this drug is marginally cheaper.

Fast acceleration is usually the wrong choice in any kind of traffic situation.

Are you going to speed up so that you can miss that mid-air deer? No.
Are you going to speed up so you won't get rear-ended at a traffic light? No.
Are you going to speed up so you don't get t-boned by the car you didn't see who's running their light? No.
Are you going to jump that drawbridge? No.
Are you going to beat that train? No.

The people who care will pay. The people that don't won't.

Very few people are going to take the upgrade. Those that do will get off the line a bit faster and it will make them happy.

Win-win.

Avatar is #4 in worldwide gross, and it was released in 2009 (non-adjusted) according to boxofficemojo.

I'm not sure they have to worry about it.

How many "AI" products never get tested and put into production?

A lot.

Kudos to the Meta team for having the courage to fail publicly. They're also gathering data sets that nobody else has in the process.

One of my cars has automatic braking. There are times where it's a PITA, but it's saved me from low-speed bumps a couple of times. It's made a few mistakes in the last year, but it's saved me more than hurt me.

The problem with automatic braking is when it "sees" behavior and objects that might be crash. There are times when I was trying to hop out into a hole in traffic that it classifies as "crash" and brakes which is actually quite dangerous.

I worked with a team that wrote in Scala. Did they have less bugs than other software? Not really.

One data point, but the promise of functional is like the promise of anything: it depends how you use it.

I gave up on my stick after a 6 hour traffic jam on Staten Island. What a fucking pain in both legs that was.

I do want one for fun, though.

Depends on the treaties.

People use tabs to store the page state. Figure out a better way to save the state and the tab problem goes awy.

Foreigners can own media outlets in the US. Why do politicians have such a boner for banning TikTok?

I'm not a TT user, but this demonization of TT seems ridiculous.

Reporters just need a source - any source - to quote. That's why Twitter is so important: because "journalists" can search twitter for any opinion they want, which allows them to say anything they want in their article.

Don't like how your local donut shop makes its donuts? Look on Twitter for tweets that agree with you...then use those tweets as source material for your article. Suddenly "controversy surrounding the local donut shop erupted online yesterday" is your lead.

If you don't like it, you can build your own platform.

OEM your phone, build your distribution network, support network, and developer organization. It's not hard.

Google cares about rcs becuase it would allow google to send rich media ads to ios users. That's about it.