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by Suppafly 2y ago
I wonder if they make enough in taxes off those to offset the road damage done by US drivers. It's easy to overlook some of that stuff if you have generally good relations with another country, but I'm sure they are huge costs tha
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by Suppafly 2y ago
>Also, does the 46000 include every Cybertruck sold to-date? I suspect it includes all the unsold ones sitting in storage lots, but who knows.
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by Suppafly 2y ago
Every car on the road today has tons of stuff held together with glue, most people commenting here don't realize that though.
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by Suppafly 2y ago
>Tl;dr: Glue is an okay design choice. Non-structural panels are an okay design choice. The Tesla engineers just didn’t get the details right. I think a lot of people commenting on this have no idea how much of their car is held together
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by Suppafly 2y ago
I'm kinda surprised they haven't been doing this all along, or at least something to recover revenue from US folks using their roads to travel between the US but not contributing much to the economy in between.
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by Suppafly 2y ago
> Route Ottawa to Vancouver in google maps. I'm not sure this is evidence of anything that you're claiming. Google routes based on criteria you choose, typically 'fastest' or 'most fuel efficient', that does
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by Suppafly 2y ago
They went a step further and made it so if you search for person, it does a google search or similar and provides that data instead (at least according to the article).
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by Suppafly 2y ago
LLMs don't store 'stories' though, they store probabilities of words relating to other words. The guys complaint is that it hallucinated a story about him killing his kids. They've changed it to no longer hallucinate whe
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by Suppafly 2y ago
I haven't had any of that just from having an FB and IG account. I honestly forgot I had an IG account for a long time until someone shared something with me and I realized I had one.
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by Suppafly 2y ago
>It's equally trivial for a restaurant to set up a custom domain with their own 2-page website (overview and menu) on any of a hundred platforms that provide this service. Sure but they don't want to. If you want to see the men
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by Suppafly 2y ago
>Is that because the tech is 50 years old from before QWERTY was the standard? QWERTY predates electronic devices.
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by Suppafly 2y ago
>Wouldn't want to read this on a phone though I tell you hwhat. Most decently designed sites know how to respond to different screen sizes.
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by Suppafly 2y ago
>the fake child murderer story is likely still included in ChatGPT's internal data That's not how AI works. > "ChatGPT now also searches the Internet for information about people, when it is asked who they are," Pr
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by Suppafly 2y ago
You're in a tiny enough minority that it doesn't matter to them. It's like Amish complaining that they can't use a drive-thru window or something. Except it'd take you 30 seconds, one time, to solve your problem fo
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by Suppafly 2y ago
>Most normies just think everyone has a Facebook/Instagram account and can't even imagine a world where that is not the case. The people without a basic internet presence aren't likely to be customers anyway so it's n
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by Suppafly 2y ago
>which I then emailed 3x and never got a reply. Send a bill to their accounts payable team instead.
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by Suppafly 2y ago
>He did make a point to clarify the delay was because they’d been stuck behind an off schedule German train. That's hilarious.
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by Suppafly 2y ago
>Why he would toss out years of brand-related goodwill is beyond me. I suspect that Wolfram is the bigger name ever since Wolfram Alpha has been a thing. I'm sure way more people interact with that than Mathematica. Besides, as far
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by Suppafly 2y ago
What's with all the recent posts about Pebble OS and Pebble watches? Seems like there have been several in the last couple of days. Definitely doesn't feel organic.
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by Suppafly 2y ago
>I’ll keep rolling my eyes. I don’t hate the guy, but he is just a little too into self-promotion for my taste. That's fair, but a lot of the hate here is unreasonable.
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by Suppafly 2y ago
>The rate limit is extremely low for good minesweeper players. This, I'm not good at minesweeper, but I've watch people who are and they generally clear a board before I even realize what's going on. I suppose it's a
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by Suppafly 2y ago
>The trend reverses above $200k (in 2021). I'm ok with that, they wealthy can afford to have more kids.
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by Suppafly 2y ago
>and whatever creed promotes having kids will inevitably win out in 100 years when all the liberal atheists don’t have kids for a few generations. That is sadly true, the religious seem to be outbreeding the rest of us by a huge factor.
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by Suppafly 2y ago
>At least Axolotls are practically guaranteed to survive in captivity as long as humans are prolific, thanks to their popularity as pets. Not to mention in scientific labs.
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by Suppafly 2y ago
I sometimes hang out with people that are super into retiles and amphibians and even somewhat know a guy that raises axolotls for a university, they are very careful about they put on their hands when going out looking for them in the wild
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by Suppafly 2y ago
>Is that really the reason for these stories? No, it's more about ads and SEO and the fact that a lot of people like the touchy feely aspect of the stories and that causes them to engage with the site for longer, leaving their own c
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by Suppafly 2y ago
>Thaler seems to go out of his way to claim no human intervention and authorship by the AI - So yeah, that's a very specific ruling that has little to do with AI as a tool. It's really more about AI personhood. This, it was a p
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by Suppafly 2y ago
>Is all motion triggered trail cam footage public domain? i think a lot of us would be ok with that, so that's not the showstopper argument you might this it is.
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by Suppafly 2y ago
> in Germany, some buildings and art installations are copyrighted which means they aren't allowed to be photographed for non-private usage despite being literally out in the open for everyone to see [1]. I think most people agree t
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by Suppafly 2y ago
>You better be willing to question whether photographs can be copyrightable at all, because they are all result of several mechanical systems not created by the camera operator. That is a good point that a lot of people don't want t

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