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by Rover222 1y ago
But how many of those Tesla “recalls” were OTA software updates?
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by Rover222 1y ago
Nihilism is to trendy right now
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by Rover222 1y ago
Agree that the last fiew percentage points are exponentially more difficult each step of the way. What's your metric for saying Waymo is ahead, in terms of tech? They are strictly geo fenced, limited to specific road types, and often g
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by Rover222 1y ago
Both Karpathy and must have explained it many times. The additional sensors add more signal than noise in the end. You also then have to decide which sensor system is correct any time they disagree. Also the entire road system is designed f
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by Rover222 1y ago
He also mentions that Waymo is switching to a vision-only approach, like Tesla has been doing for a couple years already.
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by Rover222 1y ago
Yeah I feel like most devs still think of rails as it was about... 8 years ago.
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by Rover222 1y ago
iOS 26 is so bad. It's the first time I've really felt annoyed daily when using an Apple device. Basically on par with my Android experiences now.
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by Rover222 1y ago
You’re just being difficult. It’s obviously changed trajectories massively since transformers came along.
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by Rover222 1y ago
China is doing what they have done best for decades - lean on western tech, and improve it's efficiency. They're still clearly behind on SOA developments in AI. But they are obviously rocketing ahead in energy capacity, which will
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by Rover222 1y ago
No unique lead on robotics, except the largest fleet of self driving cars by several orders of magnitude, the largest training cluster, custom silicon, experience in mass produciton and vertical integraiton, a much more ambitious Optimus pr
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by Rover222 1y ago
Only a significant portion of it.
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by Rover222 1y ago
Each datacenter iteration that increases the size and power consumption is a stepping stone towards (possibly) recursive self-improvement in AI tech. I think that's the way to frame the absolutely massive bets being made by (only a few
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by Rover222 1y ago
My god, people are so brainwashed. You really think the most effective CEO in generations should... be fired. It's absurd.
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by Rover222 1y ago
I was ready to assume the article was bullshit, but it seems like a legit, accurate piece.
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by Rover222 1y ago
The current valuation is largely driven by a future in robotics, not in traditional consumer vehicles. Both in driverless cars and the humanoid form factor. There is not another US company with anything near the position of tesla in terms o
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by Rover222 1y ago
Nice to see some rational thought around here about Tesla and Musk's role.
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by Rover222 1y ago
Okay you clearly know 20x more than me about this, so I cannot logically argue. But the vague hunch remains that this is the future of video games. Within 3 to 4 years.
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by Rover222 1y ago
I don't think you grasp what I'm saying? I'm talking about next token prediction to generate video frames.
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by Rover222 1y ago
I think the inevitable near future is that games are not just upscaled by AI, but they are entirely AI generated in realtime. I’m not technical enough to know what this means for future console requirements, but I imagine if they just have
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by Rover222 1y ago
yeah seems like everything still comes out cartoon-y
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by Rover222 1y ago
Try Grok Imagine
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by Rover222 1y ago
Yes, my point is that the Bluesky Trust and Safety committee would probably ban someone for saying trans women aren't women (or whatever opinion is not allowed). Just like old twitter. Undeniably a low-effort and unhelpful comment on m
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by Rover222 1y ago
NYT is staffed by democrats (I'm a disaffected democrat too, believe it or not), but the democratic platform is far left of what it was when Clinton was in office.
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by Rover222 1y ago
"We store and process your direct messages in order to enable you to communicate directly and privately with other users on the Bluesky App. These are unencrypted and can be accessed for Trust and Safety purpose" Sounds about righ
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by Rover222 1y ago
I need the check out The Dispatch, thanks.
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by Rover222 1y ago
They do still do a lot of fact-based reporting, that why I'm still a subscriber. But their staff is 90% liberal, and it certainly comes through in a lot of their reporting, not just in opinion pieces. The left is as much as an echo cha
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by Rover222 1y ago
The whole democratic party has shifted drastically left in the last 10 years. If you can't recognize this, you're just deep in the echo chamber, IMO.
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by Rover222 1y ago
I agree from a high level, but I think the major difference is that: - Chinese news is propoganda in the traditional sense - directed/approved by the central government - US news is not centrally controlled like that, but most sources
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by Rover222 1y ago
Probably 80% of that money goes towards product features that are crucial to retention and acquisition of customers, and the business is profitable. Could those features exist without AI integrations? Some yes, but the data would be limited
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by Rover222 1y ago
yeah it's probably 80% going to product features (processing/classifying data, and agentic workflow features), and 20% to dev tools

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