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931.
by 7e 4y ago
A driver mislead by, well, lies.
932.
by 7e 4y ago
God, I hope not. Planes on real autopilot crash a lot less than Tesla’s product does.
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by 7e 4y ago
Cloud servers have many, many more cores, cache and memory channels than desktop chips. You can’t clock them that high, nor would hyperscalers want to. They would cost more in power and cooling. Cloud is about multi factor optimization.
934.
by 7e 4y ago
Battery tech hasn’t changed at all since the Model S in 2012.
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by 7e 4y ago
The all electric Lightning outsold the R1T in December. Rivian is only guiding to 50K vehicles this year, many of which are Amazon vans. At the December run rate Ford will sell more than Rician in 2023. You can’t even order a Lightning onli
936.
by 7e 4y ago
Quality isn’t that great. Some service centers are booked out four or five months. Owner satisfaction remains high despite that, however.
937.
by 7e 4y ago
Will these require users to buy a new dish?
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by 7e 4y ago
Total international Internet capacity is 997 Tbps, according to Google. If they need more, though, they’ll presumably add more wavelengths to existing fiber. That puts Starlink at about 2%.
939.
by 7e 4y ago
More likely cell will replace satellite, as it is cheaper and more reliable.
940.
by 7e 4y ago
They’re also adding coal plants faster than many of us realize.
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by 7e 4y ago
I’m the opposite—a Mac, for me, is 10x what a Chromebook is.
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by 7e 4y ago
Highways are 10x safer than non-highway miles, and AP may be selectively engaged in only the safest situations. A population study would be tricky to do, because all recent Teslas have Autopilot and Teslas as a whole are newer cars driven b
943.
by 7e 4y ago
Wouldn't those things be better done at a meta-level with watchers/pipes/scripts, or in a build system?
944.
by 7e 4y ago
Toyota has 40x more vehicles in operation in the U.S. than Tesla does, FYI. In case rigor was desired in this line of questioning.
945.
by 7e 4y ago
Find me a bail bondsman who is willing to track down a fugitive for $5. That’s what this money pays for: bounty hunters. And they have a minimum wage.
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by 7e 4y ago
An opportunist?
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by 7e 4y ago
Blind signatures to the rescue?
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by 7e 4y ago
How many orders of magnitude slower is this?
949.
by 7e 4y ago
This was always a marketing gimmick.
950.
by 7e 4y ago
Bring on the personal nukes!
951.
by 7e 4y ago
TIL that several translation plugins are available for Jetbrains IDEs.
952.
by 7e 4y ago
Spontaneous combustion of a brand new, well maintained car while traveling down the highway is newsworthy, Tesla or not.
953.
by 7e 4y ago
This seems to be all about keeping the appearances of an open foundation while actually turning into a for-profit corporation.
954.
by 7e 4y ago
There's no such thing as affordable housing because humans are breeding animals. If they have available habitat, they will reproduce until they fill that habitat. Building houses decreases housing costs like building highways reduces t
955.
by 7e 4y ago
For long term energy storage (seasonal) hydrogen is vastly cheaper than batteries.
956.
by 7e 4y ago
His company failed, selling for a bit over the amount of cash they burned. So he didn't handle huge obstacles. And at YC, it's the startups that have obstacles that need to be surmounted, not YC itself. YC has perpetuated the cult
957.
by 7e 4y ago
Sam Altman is involved in a large number of things. Then he hops on board the one which looks like it’s going to be the most promising. If it pans out, he stays there.
958.
by 7e 4y ago
And yet law enforcement seems to be able to open up Android phones without issue, but has problems with iPhones. Is this still the case?
959.
by 7e 4y ago
I imagine their time is also worth a lot more than yours.
960.
by 7e 4y ago
Wrong. Here’s a video of FSD in use on a freeway. There are hundreds of these. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=E-RHYbvIZYo

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