Every now and then I try to guess what the holidays are like at the Lockhart house, and then I read something like this and realize I've lowballed y'all's glorious nerdiness.

It's a nice idea, but the novelty wears off about the third time the tree falls down on you or makes a large crashing sound in the middle of the night.

Most if not all with a cause of action will be bound by an arbitration agreement. But, it's relatively consumer friendly. Tesla pays all arbitration fees, no confidentiality by default, and they lose almost 100% of the time.

At least in British Columbia, and irrebuttably disqualified. Same lot as prison wardens and convicts. www.bclaws.gov.bc.ca/civix/docume...

Where I'm from in Canada, lawyers are disqualified from serving on juries. Where I'm now in Texas, non-citizens are ineligible. So I've almost always been "safe".

Where in the "Overview of optional connected experiences" does it say they use document contain to train their LLM?

Point taken, but wouldn't a shift towards low-GHG energy sources (hydroelectric, solar, even nuclear) and electrification of commercial transportation vehicles make a big dent in the two largest GHG-emitting sectors? ourworldindata.org/grapher/per-...