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by Geee 4y ago
The driver has to be liable, until the L5 system has lower error-rate than a human. For regulatory and liability reasons, it should be registered as an L2 until it's perfect. No one has ever claimed that FSD is a finished product.
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by Geee 4y ago
Admitted? The difference between L2 and L5 is liability, it is not a metric of how capable the system is.
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by Geee 4y ago
Yeah, the timeline was over-promised. That's a different issue.
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by Geee 4y ago
FSD handles those situations well, compared to Waymo etc, because FSD doesn't depend on pre-mapping. Waymo depends on pre-generated 3D maps and it fails if there's a discrepancy. That's why Waymo works only on small areas and
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by Geee 4y ago
> Tesla has a media problem, where every little problem gets reported as if it's systemic and unfixable. Similar to Apple, people expect more from them than anyone else. Minor issues on Apple products are always scandals. Remember A
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by Geee 4y ago
I have been using this method for about 10-15 years. I have just a big ideas.txt file where I write something everyday. I don't usually think too much if the ideas even make sense, they're mostly unfiltered thoughts.
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by Geee 4y ago
In layered systems, there's a hierarchy of layers. Bitcoin is a layer 1 money protocol. Visa is level 8 (not literally), i.e. it is built on top of layers upon layers, which are built on top of US dollar and even that might not be the
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by Geee 4y ago
Not same thing.
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by Geee 4y ago
Those are payment networks, not base layer protocols.
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by Geee 4y ago
See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protocol_Wars Just like TCP/IP, there will be only a single winning protocol for money and value transfer.
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by Geee 4y ago
Making a chip for your own use should be more optimal than a chip made for a wide range of customers. Also, you don't need to pay the hefty markup for NVidia. If you need a lot of chips, there's a point on the curve where it bec
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by Geee 4y ago
Yes, of course. I just left other types of debt out to make the argument simpler. Mortgage debt is a huge part of broad money supply.
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by Geee 4y ago
Housing is not the root of the problem. The root of the problem is our current inflationary debt-based monetary system. Banks create currency by giving out mortgages, and mortgages are backed by real estate. Currency used to be backed by go
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by Geee 4y ago
Yeah, it seems that the tourism number was mispresented. Still, Bitcoin strategy put El Salvador on the global map, and I think it'll be positive for the country in the long run. In the history books, El Salvador will always be the fir
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by Geee 4y ago
They started a crackdown on those gangs after that event, and have arrested almost 50,000 gang members so far. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2022_Salvadoran_gang_crackdown
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by Geee 4y ago
This won't age very well, just like all the other "bitcoin is dead" posts made during bear markets. Also, El Salvador seems to be "up" if their whole economy is measured, and that's mostly because of their Bitc
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by Geee 4y ago
Thanks again. Now I got my first image out and it ended up being a complete failure. :) I'll keep experimenting / learning.
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by Geee 4y ago
Thanks for the info. It is possible to do something like transfer learning on top of existing models or do you train your own models from scratch? I'll check out that Vision of Chaos thing. I'm just beginning my journey into this
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by Geee 4y ago
There's also Disco Diffusion: https://www.reddit.com/r/DiscoDiffusion/ Not sure how they compare. DD seems to be quite popular. I'm currently setting up DD locally.
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by Geee 4y ago
To compare currencies, it's probably better to look at market capitalization and number of owners. The market cap is currently at $0.5T and there are about 100 million Bitcoin owners, which makes it a small currency (comparable to Swed
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by Geee 4y ago
I guess this is more of a historical curiosity rather than something that is relevant today?
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by Geee 4y ago
Thanks for the exercise!
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by Geee 4y ago
I'd like to see mech battles where those mechs are controlled by insects. Just make a huge mech version of the insect. Spider vs. cockroach.
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by Geee 4y ago
That's not how it works. Hashpower decides the canonical chain, not the rules of the system. Hashpower makes sure that the blockchain can't be rewritten. Hashpower can't change the rules of the system, because those blocks wo
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by Geee 4y ago
Long-range fork is possible if network participants are manipulated or forced to switch to another fork. In practice, the correct fork is communicated from entities who control the majority stake, such as exchanges. In the case of network d
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by Geee 4y ago
Yes, they're very similar. Brain is trying to decipher meaning from a noisy and incomplete world. I've actually wondered if intelligence could be defined through information theory, i.e. intelligence would be the inverse of error
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by Geee 4y ago
They're doing human things in human spaces with human tools. Human compatibility will enable the same range of genericity as humans. Same robot can operate a bulldozer, cook a dinner, play an instrument, interact with humans etc.
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by Geee 4y ago
General purpose humanoid robots. They're kind of mainstream idea, but very few people talk about them or take them seriously. Humanoid robots will have an absolutely massive impact in very near future. Most people don't realize th
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by Geee 4y ago
Google is not very surprising, because they're probably the largest issuer of centralized identities. DIDs eat their core business.
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by Geee 4y ago
The most popular export from the Moon and Mars will be information. Just basic live streams from daily activities with monthly subscriptions would probably be quite popular.

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