Now resign.

Not comfortably.

Good, only way they'll start caring about it .. but we all know they'll just put legislation in place to protect Senate/House members data.

Nice that most headlines don't run with who operated the train and instead continue to refer to it as Ohio train derailment.

It wasn't Ohio's train. It was Norfolk Southern's train.

>Shipments of contaminated waste to resume from Ohio Norfolk Southern's train derailment site

>I am not surprised at all. Considering how interconnected everyone is there really isn't a way to "cut Russia off".

Pretty much. Except for maybe very poor nations, it's impossible to isolate them as all they need is a beachhead somewhere where they can then bounce their connections all around (to hide said beachhead). In Russia's case, that could be a satellite connection to another country or even some form of line of sight connection over a border. Just to name a very few.

**parked outside Russian embassy in Berlin

For clarity.

It's arguably one of the few things they are actually competent at. Probably because it's a lot harder for corruption to steal resources from the hacking groups when they just need the internet.

The military on the other hand .. lots to plunder there.

Bing: "Well for starters, you need to defeat Ukraine before you can face off with NATO."

Just wait until someone spots a train floating underneath a balloon somewhere over Alaska.

Is this real-time derailments?

Jk. But given the past few weeks, it might as well be.

Yeah, it's called protecting themselves from their aggressive neighbors.

Those planes only fly to democratic states.

Added bonus that their small stature and fingers can get into tight spaces! Plus, they'll work for literal peanut M&M's.

/Industry Rejoices

It shouldn't be an issue of training data anymore, Tesla uses a lot synthetic (3d generated) data now so they can train the same exact scenario with a ton of variables swapped out over and over again. Nvidia (IIRC) did a presentation on the tech.

Remember, they also had this issue with box trucks if I remember correctly.

>SuperCruise

That's also different technology afaik. I think GM maps various roads with lidar vehicles and then those maps get loaded into the vehicles for cross-referencing to their position -- done this way so they don't have to have a bunch of LIDAR units on the vehicle processing in real time. They likely have some forward facing LIDAR or Radar (or both) units.

Elon wants to be cheap and do it solely with cameras.

Odd, I figured the architect died a hundred something years ago. A little late to fire him.

/s

A lot of these companies are just tightening their belt early in preparation for a 2008 level recession as to not be caught off guard.

If we don't get that, they'll start hiring again once they can't keep their current employees working 1.5 their work (to cover for the people they laid off). A lot of times with layoffs the workload doesn't significantly go down, they just burden the people who kept their job with the "be happy you're still employed" line.

It's bad news "from the perspective of the economy" .. a healthy economy has a certain amount of unemployment, and growth.

When trying to cool it off to correct it, seeing more growth on top of it can be seen as a negative.

To the average person, it's seems like good news. We're living in very confusing times -- economic growth = bad, low unemployment = bad, massive layoffs in some industries yet still low unemployment = bad.

The problem is, it's not the wallet of the citizens, inflation is being driven by companies arbitrarily raising their prices (or reducing costs, features) because "everyone else is doing it." There's a reason some countries have a Windfall tax, so the government can step in and say "look here f***heads, you're gouging everyone."

Yeah, it's always kinda odd (jk) how we seemingly have a major scandal or economic event which precedes a large recession, and the Dems pull us out of it.

It's almost like deregulation doesn't work over the long term for the economy as a whole, it just makes those industries rich until they collapse everything.

I guess the Dot-Com bubble could be attributed to Dems, but that might be from a lack of regulation (or slow moving regulation).

Shades of the Ted Bundy assault on the Chi Omega sorority house.

They have the money to be able to privately control specific information sources so they can convince people that it's the other guys.

They're more like centrist on an ideological chart.

Anyone who dares go left is called a socialist commie fascist by Fox News.

Sounds like they set a trap for him. He's an idiot if he falls into it, but I like the odds.

If he lies and they have evidence he did, he screws himself. If he took the immunity so he could lie without pleading the fifth instead, he's an idiot.

The right won't care, they want to come for contraception next and anything related to birth control.

$24k USD / yr? What's the ratio to the cost of living? That's normally the more important metric.