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4y ago
The fact that truck drivers do more than just drive isn't a necessity though. There is no reason why truck drivers also needs to be an unpaid loaders/unloaders and any other roles currently taking on by them. It's just a matt
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The $65k (plus/minus bits and pieces) is then consequently also the cap on the additional costs of the self-driving tech and operations per truck. It's not necessarily obvious to me that we'll be there in the next few years.
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4y ago
Seconding the appreciation of Fenix. Using the official app after being accustomed to Fenix is such a let down.
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This is just great press hacking by the company, jumping on the coverage ChatGPT has recently received. In essence, the company is just offering a checklist of reasons why the ticket was given by mistake but making it sound advanced and tec
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JPMorgan tried to teach a computer to read the news
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I imagine for use cases such as class action there may be a place for AI to effectively extract information from hundreds or thousands of similar but slightly different contracts. Same goes for other such situations, such as commercial land
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I am actually not sure if the investor assessment still stands after Covid forced just about any startup to be remote-work-heavy. I don't think most investors care anymore where companies are based or incorporated as long as it is with
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As a German having gone through the experience, I feel I am reasonably qualified to give a perspective: The US setup is a breeze administratively, but fairly costly. You definitely need a tax accountant onshore ($3-5k per year at least, mo
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I wasn't actually suggesting bypassing paywalls (in case it came across like that) but rather taking content that a user has access to but that is not accessible by a third party - such as paywalled content, content behind login screen
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This is amazing! Do you have any ideas on how to use it to send content behind paywalls to the Kindle?