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8mo ago
Sorry to hear this. I similarly woke up one day with bi-lateral tinnitus at about an 8/10 in loudness. Thought I was going to lose my mind. After about 9 days one morning the right ear completely resolved and the left ear was at about
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anonym00se1
8mo ago
Ditto, but I did anyways and enjoyed that OpenAI doesn't include the dogwater that is Grok on their scorecard.
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8mo ago
Just my opinion, but I no longer trust sentiment on X now that Elon is in control.
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8mo ago
Super interesting thanks for sharing. Can y'all offer a backup plan targeted at home users with a NAS? The current two tiers either don't support that or are incredibly cost prohibitive to a random schmo who just wants his NAS bac
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8mo ago
If nothing else it shows those high end $1,000+ cables they buy are nothing but placebo effect.
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anonym00se1
8mo ago
Given the heavy use of metal and glass to replace plastic parts, I suspect LoveFrom did the exact opposite of shaving weight off the interior :)
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8mo ago
This is an enormous departure from Ferrari interiors to the point where it no longer looks anything like a Ferrari beyond the emblems inside.
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8mo ago
There will undoubtedly be people that like or love it and there's nothing wrong with that. Design is rather subjective. Fortunately I'm not in the market for a $300,000+ EV made by Ferrari, so I don't have to lose sleep at ni
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8mo ago
This is Jony Ive taking his design aesthetic (minimalism, primary shapes, metal&glass) and applying it to the interior of a car vs. Jony Ive designing an interior of a Ferrari that looks like a Ferrari.
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8mo ago
Everything will undoubtedly feel nice/premium as a result of being metal and glass, but you spend more time looking at the entire interior than touching every part of it, so appearance is important.
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8mo ago
Porsche and Rivian (with a nod to Rivian) imo.
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8mo ago
This question's answer would require something more lecture length that dives into fundamentals of design with an equal amount of time spent on automotive design. No one has the time or care for something like that, so I'll try to
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anonym00se1
8mo ago
In case anyone was wondering what the Apple Car would have looked like inside, it would have been roughly this. As an Apple Car™ it makes sense, but as a Ferrari it's incredibly soulless and oversimplified. This Ive design aesthetic (D
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anonym00se1
9mo ago
Good.
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anonym00se1
10mo ago
reddit was great when Digg existed. It was a niche community where you could find experts sharing information about all sorts of topics. Now it's just a hivemind of low information opinions, hot takes, and brainrot.
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1y ago
Feels like we're going to see a lot of headlines like this in the future. "AI comes up with bizarre ___________________, but it works!"
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1y ago
I may or may not have worked there for 4 years and may or may not be able to confirm that Meta is one of the most poorly run companies I've ever seen. They are, at best, 25-33% efficient at taking talent+money and turning it into somet
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anonym00se1
2y ago
Either working for them, bribed by them, compromised by them, or useful idiots for them.