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Rover222
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Rover222
1y ago
Of course they were near. Their mostly highly enriched uranium could have been further enriched to a crude bomb level within weeks. The question is not if they were near, but if they intended on crossing that line. Not something that Israel
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1y ago
Obviously complicated and dangerous, but I’m surprised (or, not really) how many people here are quick to condemn Israel and the US, with no consideration that the official Iranian policy is the ELIMINATION of Israel. Of course Israel canno
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You’re an outlier. Most people don’t do long road trips often, and when they do they don’t care to drive 1000 miles with minimal stops, and their gas cars don’t have that much range in a tank of fuel. Yes, EVs do slow down long road trips a
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1y ago
Yes good point that the human monitoring plays a role. Wouldn’t account for all of that, since humans are more actively monitoring normal cars.
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1y ago
No. Just data from their fleet which is released in a large report. But you’re clearly too biased to think in your own.
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1y ago
This thing would be going at higher than earth orbital velocity, making an in-space capture of it more or less impossible.
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Rover222
1y ago
This is wrong when talking about the physics of something. Deceleration is acceleration. Acceleration is just a change in velocity.
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Rover222
1y ago
Can we mention that drivers using Tesla’s FSD are 5x less likely to be in an accident than human drivers? Or all things Elon bad?
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2y ago
150 miles of range is pretty terrible, especially when it's winter and you have a load in the back. Suddenly that's 70 miles of range. I get that it's a bargain price, so that's the tradeoff. But a pretty bad one.
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2y ago
How doesn’t it just immediately become overgrown with vegetation?
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2y ago
This just makes me think about how absurd it is that left wing people are lately seeming more anti-EV, and picking up oil industry talking points on EVs.
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2y ago
Gotcha, thanks for clarifying that
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Rover222
2y ago
It should be accurate. Adding in DEI to everything is a political bias. Truth is truth.
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2y ago
So google Gemini was creating black Vikings because of facts?
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2y ago
they just made it temporarily free to anyone, FYI
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2y ago
It's bizarre how many people believe that was literally meant as a Nazi salute.
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Rover222
2y ago
We’re trying to talk about the capabilities of Grok and you can only focus on Musk. That’s what I’m talking about.
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2y ago
And they mentioned at the end of the presentation that they're already planning their next datacenter, which will require 5x the power. Not sure if that means equivalent to ~1,000,000 of the current GPU's, or more because next-gen
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2y ago
Yeah, so many people aren't capable of talking about anything Musk-adjacent with clear thoughts. It's insane how quickly xAI went from not existing, to the top of the benchmarks.
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2y ago
Grok 3 at the top of Chatboat Arena with 1400, and the model will continue to improve as it trains more.