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by aiauthoritydev 2y ago
Mass manufacturing vehicles is important part of their long term strategy. So I am pretty sure a large van with wheelchair support will be on cards.
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by aiauthoritydev 2y ago
Operational profits is not really a goal for Waymo in near term. The current goal is to be many years ahead of competition, getting permits to operate in major profitable cities with profitable routes. The cost of a Waymo car right now is a
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by aiauthoritydev 2y ago
I sympathize with your sentiment but if you dig a little deeper you are asking Google and its shareholders to suffer a loss because you find something useful but do not want to pay of it. At its core this is a selfish argument. I am sure ma
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by aiauthoritydev 2y ago
Google engineer's time was not worth Google reader. If you think it was a useful product you could have created it yourself for profit.
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by aiauthoritydev 2y ago
Yes, the title is completely misleading. What the article seems to suggest is what economists have always known. People react to incentives (and so do animals). Ranchers do not have blind hate for cats but rather care more about their cattl
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by aiauthoritydev 2y ago
> Chronological timelines are the best , and will bring back some sanity. Don't like it? don't follow it You realize that there is immense arrogance in this statement where you have decided that something is good for me ? I am
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by aiauthoritydev 2y ago
> Genius or Charlatanry? - A psychobiographical reinterpretation of the life and works of Buckminster Fuller Actually a person can be both. I think Elon Musk is one such person.
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by aiauthoritydev 2y ago
Meh. This looks like some kind of knee jerk reaction.
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by aiauthoritydev 2y ago
Meh. It is a dumb thing dictators do everywhere to appear strong. There is no shortage of any kind of commodity in the western world.
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by aiauthoritydev 2y ago
Products need to evolve with time. Gmail is not same as 0 years ago even though core functionality is email. Same for Google maps, Same for Amazon Prime etc. But Alexa has not really evolved.
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by aiauthoritydev 2y ago
Well, this is true only if you think cognition and thought as a pure biological process totally dependent on state of brain.
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by aiauthoritydev 2y ago
Overall government doing anything is a bad idea. There are cases however where government is the only entity that can do certain things. These are things that involve military, law enforcement etc. Outside of this we should rely on private
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by aiauthoritydev 2y ago
Seems like a reasonable strategy. Not just Ubuntu but some redundancy in some systems.
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by aiauthoritydev 2y ago
Steps to biological immortality would look exactly like these.
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by aiauthoritydev 2y ago
That is your assumption and grossly oversimplification. But I do see the point of not indexing vast majority of internet traffic that is low value. PS. Google does not benefit at all promoting Instagram or Tiktok. They benefit from simpler
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by aiauthoritydev 2y ago
Thanks for the clarification. I doubt if this is a new thing though and both options are not mutually exclusive. Google probably now has enough signals to detect a vast majority of pages to be not worthy of even crawling. I would be surpris
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by aiauthoritydev 2y ago
Future of internet is going to be AI driven content shown in AI driven adaptable UI. Very often this content would be shown directly on Google properties such as GMAIL. Of course, Google needs to figure a way out to pay people for this whic
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by aiauthoritydev 2y ago
Google has far better signals than that. Organic cross traffic, time people spending on the page etc. serves the same purpose and that info is available for nearly free. Adding voting mechanism makes the whole business too expensive. (Imagi
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by aiauthoritydev 2y ago
I think the problem is not Google specific rather the internet has grown far too large with too much of crap floating around. Google, in my opinion has done the best job of getting relevant information followed by Reddit. While OpenAI etc.
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by aiauthoritydev 2y ago
I think that is fine too. USA operates on the cutting edge of everything so every penny spent on cheap energy makes progress for the whole world.
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by aiauthoritydev 2y ago
You and I are saying the same thing. China does not need to attack India or Taiwan right now to prove that its a superpower because it already is. It is consulted on all major issues and the world engaged with them with respect because they
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by aiauthoritydev 2y ago
I agree with you. The problem with China is that its internal processes are aligned to be self destructive. I am from India and I understand Indian politicians and ruling class which has deep fetish for Russia and CCP. But Indian public lik
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by aiauthoritydev 2y ago
West throughout last 200 years or so has been better than rest of the world and yet deeply unhappy about it self. So my claim is not that it is Utopia but it is vastly better than rest of the world and continues to get better with the gap w
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by aiauthoritydev 2y ago
But that would provoke Russia and would lead to WW3. (Tongue in Cheek). My reading is that German elites are deeply compromised and probably on take from Russians. Either through money or through blackmail or through sheer fear. When taking
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by aiauthoritydev 2y ago
At the core of the Russia-Ukraine war there is something that we should all be somewhat concerned about. It is clear that USA remains an economic, cultural, moral and even spiritual powerhouse as other civilizations go through all sort of t
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by aiauthoritydev 2y ago
It is. But what can Germany do about it ? Nothing.
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by aiauthoritydev 2y ago
India and China will determine the future emissions and hence both these nations moving to renewables would be in our interest.
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by aiauthoritydev 2y ago
> They don’t operate like a single party They basically operate like mafia at the table.
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by aiauthoritydev 2y ago
I know several companies relocated precisely because of the corruption and mismanagement. Stripe is a good example and their building remains unoccupied to my knowledge. More companies have moved out citing SF to be unsafe to operate in. h
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by aiauthoritydev 2y ago
Yes it does. It also good for the people with allergies as they can confidently buy that bread. When FDA declares a new allergen, the top lawyer of the company that has presence from NY to SF seats down with the CEO, they then ask all the m

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