Rover222

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by Rover222 1y ago
My employer spends $100k/month or more on OpenAI fees. Money well spent, in both product features and developer process. This is just one fairly small random startup. Thousands of companies are spending this money and making more money
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by Rover222 1y ago
How many Indian video games have you bought, comrade?
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by Rover222 1y ago
Distinct cultures having distinct video game cultures... author might as well say that French people gentrified food because French food is French. It's an interesting article, but I think the "gentrifying" angle is just clic
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by Rover222 1y ago
LIDAR is not some inherently superior solution. And more importantly, once you get away from hardcoded self-driving solutions and go deep on machine learning (the only viable way to reach L5), it can add more noise than signal if using sens
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by Rover222 1y ago
missed that, thank you
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by Rover222 1y ago
The level 2 vs 4 thing is a technicality and fairly misleading, Teslas can already operate in a much wider range of roads and conditions. Waymo is still on guardrails. Mercedes touted "level 4" but you had to be following another
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New SOTA on Arc-AGI Using Grok 4(twitter.com)
5 points by Rover222 1y ago|3 comments
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by Rover222 1y ago
New SOTA on ARC-AGI - V1: 79.6%, $8.42/task - V2: 29.4%, $30.40/task Custom submissions by @jerber888 and @_eric_pang_ are now the best known solutions to ARC-AGI Both: * Are open source * Use Grok 4 * Implement program-synthe
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by Rover222 1y ago
Ah yes $100k worth of extremely complex sensors. very scalable.
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by Rover222 1y ago
it's bizarre how even the smart people here (smarter than me on average, no doubt), think they know better than Karpathy and Musk who have spent a decade deep in this problem. SpaceX has landed orbital boosters 500 times, and STILL no
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by Rover222 1y ago
Because some people read beyond headlines and realize that Tesla will most likely dominate with Robotaxi. Their traditional consumer vehicle revenue could pale in comparison. And Optimus could be another order of magnitude larger. That’s th
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by Rover222 1y ago
Anyone tried Conductor? I use Claude Code and like the workflow, not sure if adding Conductor makes sense or not.
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by Rover222 1y ago
It's simple, there is no limit on what someone can say until they should be shot in public. That's what the justice system is for. And yeah of course it's ironic what he said about the 2nd amendment, but I don't think he
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by Rover222 1y ago
Like most of us, you're living in your own media bubble.
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by Rover222 1y ago
That's a lot of hyped up delusions in one post. And so many people think only the right wing lives in a media bubble.
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by Rover222 1y ago
I don’t know, kinda feel like this is the modern digital nomad life.
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by Rover222 1y ago
Seeing one fly low at an air show in San Francisco was insane. The power of that single engine…
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by Rover222 1y ago
What’s the thing with calling him a Nazi? Being against mass immigration? His support for the German AFD party? That’s the 2nd most popular party, hardly a fringe extremist Nazi party, despite its distant roots. Far left people are lately t
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by Rover222 1y ago
Amazing book
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by Rover222 1y ago
How do the gpu training clusters rank against the traditional “largest supercomputer” metric? Or is that comparing apples to oranges? I think by some measures XAi already has the largest (200k H100 equivalent) and already constructing the 1
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by Rover222 1y ago
You'll eat your words much sooner than you think. The cameras don't need much clarity to work effectively (they work quite well in intense rain). The main forward camera is behind the windshield already.
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by Rover222 1y ago
Yeah I'm falling for it by using it every day in 95% of my driving. You're falling for media stories.
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by Rover222 1y ago
The front bumper cameras already have a spray wash
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by Rover222 1y ago
Teslas are already driving an hour alone to deliver themselves from the factory.
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by Rover222 1y ago
Is this in any sense hydrogen being converted to photons? Photons are massless, but… the mass of the elements in the star are converted to pure energy?
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by Rover222 1y ago
It’s interesting that from the star’s perspective the light is immediately hitting the objects, yes those objects might have 200 million years of random chance and (possibly) free will determining their positions when the light hits
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by Rover222 1y ago
Especially if we are actually on the cusp of ASI from self-improving AGI systems. That seems like the most likely scenario where technology emerges that we cannot currently fathom. (Big IF there, I know)
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by Rover222 1y ago
Not really your main point, but Tesla self driving is quite incredible, despite what internet clickbait says. They have a clear path to full autonomy with vision-only systems. But yeah, certainly 5-7 years behind the initial schedule. Which
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by Rover222 1y ago
As a regular user of the supercharger network, it’s always reliable, and new spots are popping up all the time.
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by Rover222 1y ago
so naïve

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