“It’s stupid on Alex Choi’s part (who appears to be videoing from the back seat), whoever that guy is in the passenger seat, and also stupid on Tesla’s part for selling a Level 2 semi-autonomous system with descriptions like “full self-driving capability” which mislead consumers into thinking that pulling shit like…

A government subsidy towards the EV industry is never about welfare towards the underprivileged. So just put that idea to rest. This is about making the EV industry flourish, build the infrastructure that supports EV, and  transition from fossil fuels for transportation. All this effort so that ventually we would have…

Clearly, it’s depicting its namesake. 

For long trips, oranges (peeled before driving), mixed nuts, or tamarind candy (sweet, salty, & spicy kind)

Does anyone find it depressing to think that in this day in age of 2019, we currently generalize the average public intelligence that of a 6 year old?

That’s why you gotta microwave that shit until it’s nice and crispy. 

It will have 50 layers of tear-away plastic film that does away with fingerprints.

I use any spoon... to transfer the soup to a small prep bowl for tasting. Don’t put your saliva on the cooking spoon. That’s just unsanitary (or part of the flavor... whatever)

More armchair theorizing?

I dunno. Ever since episode 3, I feel like people has just been passing around the “stupid” ball. Probably to get some drama from the short time they have. 

What? No mention of the transmission with that generation Accord?

Presumably pronounced “eh”.

My take is that this game has been delayed for so long and they’re just using negative comments on early previews as an excuse to show off their current progress from their early builds.

Fireball. Who knew a 3rd level spell can be so damaging. 

Fireball. Who knew a 3rd level spell can be so damaging. 

You might as well invest on a 3D printer. 

You might as well invest on a 3D printer. 

FYI, there’s a whole presentation on this a couple months ago by Drago Anguelov, Waymo’s Principal Scientist.

To be fair, this looks more like a product of oh-shit!-class-starts-in-two-hours-and-i’ve-got-nothing!

Exactly. It’s as if we have enough noise pollution to go around, we have to artificially add to it.

He can’t drive anymore because, if you remember how he’s been complaining about his arm being numb, well... he loses it. 

That argument might work pre-2012. If people now are easily influenced with whatever they barely see on the internet, having an article of WSJ, regardless if it’s an op-ed, is already 10x more credible than what they get on Twitter or Facebook.