Rover222

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by Rover222 8mo ago
Yeah, of course democrats would support that much more than with Trump doing it. Same goes the other way of course. Republicans would be much more against it.
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by Rover222 8mo ago
You don't know anyone who wore the scarf?
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by Rover222 8mo ago
* don't know why
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by Rover222 8mo ago
Yeah fair, it's not like there were massive campus protests.
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by Rover222 8mo ago
So you want you elected leaders to save Palestinians (perfectly reasonable), but don't want your elected leaders to consider doing something out when thousands are being massacred in the street? You really think if the US wasn't s
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by Rover222 8mo ago
Nah, that's Muslim colonizing. Look up Zoroastrianism.
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by Rover222 8mo ago
Same with Venezuela. Latin America could have acted for decades. But nothing ever happened.
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by Rover222 8mo ago
I think if Biden was taking a lot of the same actions the Trump admin is taking, people would support it a lot more (Venezuela, Cuba, Iran, maybe even Gaza). Of course then the right would be protesting foreign interventions.
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by Rover222 8mo ago
* don't see anyone actively supporting
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by Rover222 8mo ago
People seemed to care about the Myanmar and Chinese genocides. Muslim victims. Non-muslim oppressors. But Central Africa, Venezuela, Iran, Cuba, etc? Extreme suffering. But the activists don't activate.
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by Rover222 8mo ago
Panama
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by Rover222 8mo ago
Yeah I see anyone actively supporting the Iranian regime, just that they're apparently not interested in the cause of the people protesting and being massacred. I think it's just an instinct to oppose anything the current administ
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by Rover222 8mo ago
The current model 3 is about $29k with inflation from 2017. They didn't quite hit the mark, but it's not like they're wildly off.
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by Rover222 8mo ago
It's not a mystery, regardless of if it's dumb or not - the market is pricing in likely dominance in robotics, both cybercab and optimus.
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by Rover222 8mo ago
yes, agreed that coding (implementation), which was once extremely expensive for businesses, is trending towards a negligible price. Planning, coordination, strategy at a high level are as challenging as ever. I'm getting more done tha
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by Rover222 8mo ago
"In an emailed statement, CBS said: “THE LATE SHOW was not prohibited by CBS from broadcasting the interview with Rep. James Talarico. The show was provided legal guidance that the broadcast could trigger the FCC equal-time rule for tw
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by Rover222 8mo ago
A lot of apps that people subscribe to are for the network effect (dating apps, workout apps, etc). Just because you can develop and/or run something locally on the cheap, doesn’t mean it’ll have the same value.
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by Rover222 8mo ago
Yet another virtue signal law in Europe that won’t actually have the desired effect.
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by Rover222 8mo ago
Yeah it’ll happen this year. Please mark my words. Waymos get stuck in weird situations every day. They need intervention, even on their guardrails. FSD is of course not perfect, but yes they have obviously cracked the code (it’s obvious if
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by Rover222 8mo ago
I mean what do you actually propose?
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by Rover222 8mo ago
I don't think you understand that the level of autonomy that anyone with FSD currently has. It drives itself for hours with 0 interventions. Someone did a coast-to-coast drive with no interventions. Yet yeah somehow I'm just a con
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by Rover222 8mo ago
I swear the current IOS keyboard is gaslighting me for some reason every time I use it. It's like a low-key torture.
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by Rover222 8mo ago
Yeah millions of miles per day in autonomous driving for Tesla. Yes it's still supervised (somewhat, you don't have to pay much attention anymore) but the technology is absolutely there and just being refined at this point. Waymo
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by Rover222 8mo ago
ya'll are so biased because of politics
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by Rover222 8mo ago
The industry is already concluding that Tesla made the right choice with vision-only. Their technology is the clear leader in the space (Waymo is good, but much more on guard rails in terms of its limits). Jensen Huang probably knows what h
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by Rover222 8mo ago
In 4 to 5 years it'll be the dominant source of compute. If you're not taking it seriously... I don't know. But it's coming. Power generation cannot be built quickly enough.
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by Rover222 8mo ago
Yes, the execution part has become cheap, but planning and strategizing is not much easier. But devs and organizations that keep their head in the sand will fall behind on one leg of that stool.
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by Rover222 8mo ago
Well that's certainly and obviously how it's working at the moment in the software industry. We're in the transition between traditional coding jobs and agentic managers (or something like that)
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by Rover222 8mo ago
Yeah I think it'll consolidate around one or two players. Mostly likely Xai, even though they're behind at the moment. No one can compete with the orbital infrastructure, if that works out. Big if. That's all a different topi
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by Rover222 8mo ago
It seems that the rate of change will only accelerate.

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