Rover222

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by Rover222 1y ago
weird take
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by Rover222 1y ago
oh my bad, I somehow only watched the video without reading the dumb article below it
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by Rover222 1y ago
Yeah I think the nuclear winter idea came from if the US and Soviets both launched their full arsenals in a MAD exchange, and society now associates nuclear winter with just a few nuclear explosions.
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by Rover222 1y ago
What's your point?
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by Rover222 1y ago
This hyperbolic take hurts your causes more than helps them.
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by Rover222 1y ago
That's a reasonable take. I feel like China has such extreme ends of the spectrum, from the most modern cities to the most distant rural regions. It's hard to think of China in any sort of unified, whole way.
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by Rover222 1y ago
This is kind of a pointless statement when you make it that broadly. Are you talking about life in North Korea or in China? And do you think American media really distorts the "other" side more than Chinese or Russian media distor
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by Rover222 1y ago
That's very different than worrying about going to jail for life or getting disappeared.
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by Rover222 1y ago
It's a metric for showing you can move more quickly on product improvements. Anyone who has worked on a product team at a large tech company knows how much things get slowed down by process bloat.
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by Rover222 1y ago
I don't think he was saying their release cadence is a direct metric on their model performance. Just that the team iterates and improves the app user experience much more quickly than on other teams.
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by Rover222 1y ago
what's wrong with rapid updates to an app?
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by Rover222 1y ago
Tesla Optimus hands are iterating rapidly and are already incredible. I know it’s taboo to claim anything positive about any Musk company. But Optimus is coming. To fold my laundry and do my dishes. And maybe one day strip some wires.
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by Rover222 1y ago
My grandpa was a master electrician. My father was a master electrician. I am a software engineer. I am sweating. I feel like we have another 2 or 3 years and then it might be over. I will go work in the mines.
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by Rover222 1y ago
Yeah agreed.
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by Rover222 1y ago
Thank you, and yeah agreed that, for now, it's not replacing everyone.
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by Rover222 1y ago
Yeah, very helpful to have a solid network like that. My other job offer was from a previous manager wanting to recruit me. But yeah, tough out there to land your first job right now.
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by Rover222 1y ago
That kinda made sense except for "When a junior uses AI the junior learns"
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by Rover222 1y ago
build personal projects incorporating AI (custom mcp servers, LLM integrations, etc), and reach out to people directly on LinkedIn who might be hiring.
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by Rover222 1y ago
I know a lot of junior developers who just gave up on that industry over the last 2 years. It seems truly rough for them. But also that's comparing it to the general boom over the previous 10-15 years. I have about 10 yrs experience, a
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by Rover222 1y ago
This is such a weird sentiment to me, comparing taking one of the highest paying corporate jobs in the history of humanity to bowing down to some dictator.
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by Rover222 1y ago
Wow imagine being offended by the mention of a direct casual connection between obesity and a health condition.
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by Rover222 1y ago
Have you tried SuperHeavy yet? It seems to be crushing on almost any measurable benchmark. I've only used Grok 4 (not heavy) when stuck on a problem that claude/cursor cannot get past, and Grok 4 is often able to come up with an e
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by Rover222 1y ago
Tesla (for one example) has massively scaled their battery recycling tech, they are largely recyclable at this point. I haven't read as much on the recyling of the panels themselves. But they have long lives at this point, and there wi
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by Rover222 1y ago
Yeah I’m charging an EV (with a huge battery) at home on 120v and it’s fine 9 out of 10 days.
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by Rover222 1y ago
You can toggle off regen braking on most EVs
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by Rover222 1y ago
We have cheap fusion. A giant reactor in the sky. Solar should be massively scaled, along with battery capacity and pumped storage. China is crushing in this.
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by Rover222 1y ago
I'm just curious if that was Grok 4 or 3
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by Rover222 1y ago
> It feels like the fabric of cyberspace must be ESP or telepathy Maybe they're using the Ansible
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by Rover222 1y ago
The incel car as you call it is extremely ambitious from an R&D perspective. 48v architecture, steer by wire, etc. Anyway, I’m not celibate. It’s just an excellent vehicle, if you don’t care about hivemind strangers glaring at you.
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by Rover222 1y ago
As has been the case in almost all US social media companies until the last year. They were all heavily biased and censored towards left-leaning views.

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