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Comment · 4 years ago
Do you not read HN that much? It's a worldwide phenomenon. Wordle-related content has been on HN practically everyday since mid January.
Comment · 4 years ago
The casual nature of Wordle is one of its biggest strengths. Don't underestimate the allure of the zen/meditative angle of the game. It's something to look forward to everyday because of it.
Comment · 4 years ago
Well, it seems like he has a reason to be highly skeptical of Tesla auto-pilot, based on how awful and dangerous the technology appears to be. Not to mention Musk's repeated broken promises about the timeline and functionality.
Comment · 5 years ago
FYI: The formatting/rendering of this page is way off for me (Chrome on 16" Mac). The top of the page is missing, and the bottom is cut off and doesn't scroll. Need to look at your UI again.
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I have no relation to the project. It's a very popular site.
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Drop the 'SQL', it's cleaner.
Comment · 5 years ago
Sure, it was able to handle this trip once during ideal conditions. What happens when road conditions become tricky? Will the AI be able to navigate a lane closure that forces it to drive on the shoulder due to an accident? How about adverse weather conditions?

The edge cases are where the real challenges are.

Comment · 5 years ago
I am hopeful for this concept, but what is your content moderation policy?

What happens if your user base upvotes things that I might not think are "helpful" and could in-fact be deemed dangerous or cruel?

Comment · 5 years ago
Most large newspapers in the US are unionized. Like the NY Times (https://www.nyguild.org/) and the Washington Post (https://postguild.org/) for example. News orgs are obviously facing difficult times but many journalists are in unions.

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