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by ahahahahah 5y ago
This is a really strange (i.e. wrong) comment considering that the CPI adjusts for changes in the size of things.
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by ahahahahah 5y ago
Of course he doesn't. Levine isn't shocked by this. From https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2021-08-04/the-se... > But a lending platform that says “hey put your Bitcoins into this pool a
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by ahahahahah 5y ago
> remember that Coinbase is behind Tether That's a really strange claim. Here's some less strange claims: Coinbase is behind USDC. Bitfinex is behind Tether. Tether and USDC are similar, and most of the rest of what you say is
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by ahahahahah 5y ago
Tesla has something like 1000x greater rate of hitting stationary emergency vehicles. The fact that all the other cars have the same issue with tacc actually points even more strongly to something being wrong with Tesla.
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by ahahahahah 5y ago
comma.ai is a joke. nobody in the industry thinks about them because they are so far from viability. the idea of tesla having unlimited funding is a joke. They are barely spending across r&d for the whole company. what portion of their
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by ahahahahah 5y ago
Except Tesla is doing the exact same thing as it's the only practical approach at this time. The only place Tesla is extensively using general approaches is in building a model of the world from camera inputs. Other companies aren&#x27
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by ahahahahah 5y ago
It's pretty crazy how tunnels can sometimes just pop out of nowhere such that an automated system with extensive mapping can't predict them more than 5 seconds early.
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by ahahahahah 5y ago
Too bad the clip is fake.
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by ahahahahah 5y ago
Bit less than 1/8 actually, the parent compared Tesla global sales against Ford U.S. sales. It's a surprising common mistake for some odd reason.
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by ahahahahah 5y ago
Sure, but not counting those makes Tesla look even worse in the comparison. Even in the very best comparison you can come up with for Tesla, they are still many magnitudes worse than other cars.
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by ahahahahah 5y ago
There is no such thing as a "level 2 self driving car". Tesla does not have any form of a "self driving car". It has "level 2 automation" just like basically every other large manufacturer (Honda has some produ
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by ahahahahah 5y ago
If you build a robot to help people and program that robot to do what its owner says and the owner tells it to shoot people, who's to blame? And if it's you for programming it, is it not then the gun manufacturer to blame when a u
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by ahahahahah 5y ago
You know you're talking about the APIs that Cambridge Analytica used to extract data from FB, right?
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by ahahahahah 5y ago
> A savvy tradesman these days (e.g. Plumber) can easily make more than most lawyers and even many physicians. I’ve cited that a lot when giving career advice to those being pressured into a college degree when it’s probably not the righ
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by ahahahahah 5y ago
There's probably barely even 1000 hours on all of youtube of FSD Beta 9.0. It looks like these clips are actually from just 3 videos which in total are less than 1 hour of video.
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by ahahahahah 5y ago
> Tesla has the most advanced self driving software currently in development in the world This is just nonsense. These videos show them at a disengagement every couple miles. Waymo was at that level 10 years ago and is 10000s of times be
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by ahahahahah 5y ago
I'm not saying that running a test of the two and measuring how it affects users is necessarily the best way, but, honestly, it's not clearly wrong to me. If you are worried that your current thing is bad for users mental health a
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by ahahahahah 5y ago
There's a lot of influential, intelligent people who believe that showing like counts in apps like Instagram are bad for people's mental health. There's other that think that it's actually good for mental health. If you
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by ahahahahah 5y ago
> Edit: Yeah I didn't imagine it Sure. You could have used the posted article itself as your source since that already covered it.
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by ahahahahah 5y ago
Whatever you think of the validity of "hedonic adjustments" doesn't really matter as far as cars are concerned because the BLS doesn't apply hedonic adjustments to car prices.
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by ahahahahah 5y ago
> What the hedonic adjustment ignores the fact that many of the things people need to live are bought for utility, now how many added features they might have. That's true. > He is now going to have to buy 10% more toilet paper d