Imagine Waymo vehicles and a row of 10 1hr streetside parking spaces. If a space becomes available, a Waymo takes it for 55 minutes. At the 55th minute, a Waymo arrives and waits while the parked Waymo vacates the space, it then takes the space for 55 minutes. Now imagine that ever time a non-Waymo car vacates a spot, a Waymo car appears to take it. Once all ten spaces are filled with Waymo cars, every 55 minutes, the lead Waymo leaves, the remaining 9 pull forward one space, and an 11th Waymo takes the 10th space.

It would be better if parking garage owners give Waymoa reduced rate for N spaces. Reduced because they won't be doing burnouts, throwing trash on the ground, pissing in the stairwells, or vandalizing other vehicles.

On the other hand, at least until there are cameras monitoring every parking space, Waymo could simply track every police car and parking enforcement vehicle and overstay until one arrives.

And if its a downhill grade, that's even better because you can be in regen-braking the entire time.
Or they can drive to the nearest accident, get in line, and just wait.
Or they can, with an appropriate license, use taxi ranks at LAX, restaurants, and hotels.

What the author missed is that Waymo knows where every parking space is, and which ones are empty. They know when you pulled into a 1-hour space, and with the right integration, they can know when you leave the building and start back to your car.

But then the companies should be reimbursed 100% of their FUTA taxes they've paid for those employees.

I don't think Trump knows how to use Adobe Acrobat.

Mike should have coordinated a waiting period until the had redacted and released all of the files. Then they could have unredacted everything.

Speaking of which, is Mike going to download every document from the DoJ and see if everything has been redacted with this same ROT13 style of redaction?

Why not? If you've got YouTubeTV and just left it on after the morning traffic reports to play all day, what's the difference to me opening Youtube at 8am and playing (on minimum resolution) music videos all day long?

If the tip is automatic, that's all you're going to get from me. It'll be less than I would have tipped, but you choose.

Aren't these operations only considered efficient if the liquid COâ is a byproduct of another, much more expensive, operation?

Do we think they're doing this because there's some flaw in an existing California law where they can get credit for using a former Linde facility as a 'battery'?

You'd think that and no working traffic signals would have been the first two tests after power-on.

Because with his collection of old hardware, I think he would enjoy getting it to run.

I signed into comment that instead of being hit by a dumptruck, its more akin to being a fifty year old at IBM. And then you preempted me.

Somebody notify Dave Plummer!

AI companies should pivot to predicting Anthropogenic Global Warming, I'm sure it will be perfect for that.

One problem with this approach is that those of us who don't want 'AI' in Firefox don't permit telemetry to be sent to Mozilla, either through configuration settings or about:config url butchering, or by network firewall policies.

I think they need to release the Firefox with no 'AI' whatsoever, and separate version, based on the most recent LTS version of Firefox, perhaps called Firefox+AI with the full 'AI' feature set available. In this new Firefox+AI browser, they need to enforce a requirement that every available option must have a corresponding menu toggle available to enable, disable, or otherwise limit it, or the option doesn't get merged. I don't think its necessary for the Firefox team to back-port all of the new configuration settings, but the FirefoxAI team are going to be required to create them regardless...prior to the initial release of Firefox+AI.