Rover222

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by Rover222 11mo ago
Any company adding fancy hardware (beyond good cameras and inference chips) to achieve self driving is on the wrong track at this point. Software is what will win this game. Of course, Waymo has achieved good results with A LOT of fancy har
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by Rover222 11mo ago
It's the most popular vehicle in the world by most metrics, so I don't think you need to be concerned about parts. Especially if comparing to any other EV available in the US. Also extremely reliable. Don't trust clickbait he
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by Rover222 11mo ago
Waymo operates on guardrails, with a lot more human-in-the-loop (remotely) help than most people seem aware of. Tesla's already have similar capabilities, in a much wider range of roads, in vehicles that cost 80% less to manufacture. T
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by Rover222 11mo ago
that's the big question haha
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by Rover222 11mo ago
A 1 or 2 yr old Model Y is a great EV...
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by Rover222 11mo ago
The lightly-used EV market is where it's at, for now.
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by Rover222 11mo ago
My brain insists on reading that title as "gas for gays for only $1.69" Would be an interesting promo, I guess.
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by Rover222 11mo ago
Imagine being a blackmarket GPU smuggler. High danger and high reward to get the most advanced AI silicon to a corporation operating under a repressive regime. Sounds straight out of sci-fi.
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by Rover222 11mo ago
what a world we live in
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by Rover222 11mo ago
haha fair point, you can get the expected results with the right prompt, but I think it still reveals a general lack of true reasoning ability (or something)
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by Rover222 11mo ago
Yeah it gave me the 5-legged dog on the 4th or 5th try.
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by Rover222 11mo ago
Kind of feels that way
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by Rover222 11mo ago
I just tried to get Gemini to produce an image of a dog with 5 legs to test this out, and it really struggled with that. It either made a normal dog, or turned the tail into a weird appendage. Then I asked both Gemini and Grok to count the
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by Rover222 11mo ago
`Something one doesn't see` - no pun intended
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by Rover222 11mo ago
+1, Taiwan is a great place
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by Rover222 11mo ago
Makes sense I guess, but still seems absurd.
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by Rover222 11mo ago
How the hell could they LOSE the source code to that game? All copies of it. Not arguing with you, just saying if that's true, it's insane.
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by Rover222 11mo ago
I still enjoyed reading your facts on the French empire
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by Rover222 11mo ago
Then show us your puts, mr buffet
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by Rover222 11mo ago
curious if you tried grok 4.1 too
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by Rover222 11mo ago
you'd think so...
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by Rover222 11mo ago
but but hivemind
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by Rover222 11mo ago
I've often used Grok Heavy to get me past a problem when Claude gets stuck. Not always, but it usually can figure it out.
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by Rover222 11mo ago
Saying there's no market demand for cheaper launchers, when the company with the cheapest large launchers has cornered the market makes no sense. That was my only point.
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by Rover222 11mo ago
Yeah it doesn't seem worth it to try and compete with SpaceX at this point, at least in countries allied with the US. Makes more sense to take the future NASA approach and focus on specialized payloads, not launchers.
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by Rover222 11mo ago
Will be great if they're next
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by Rover222 1y ago
SpaceX launches 90% of the payload of the entire world to orbit now.
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by Rover222 1y ago
I bet the next 5 companies/entities that do it are Chinese.
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by Rover222 1y ago
You probably also say the Wuhan lab virus theory is "racist"
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by Rover222 1y ago
Insane that it took a decade for another company to do it, but better late than never. Great to see. Next up: China.

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