beeboop

11 ms·

91.
by beeboop 4y ago
Also non-presidents: Hillary having an entire email server with classified information on it.
92.
by beeboop 4y ago
Literally no one in this thread is acting with hyperbole like that but you.
93.
by beeboop 4y ago
The only point of the Steele dossier paid for by Hillary was to smear Trump. Should that story also have been censored? It was provably full of fake information.
94.
by beeboop 4y ago
That Mark apparently thinks it's his prerogative to control media narratives until he comes to his own conclusion on what the "truth" is
95.
by beeboop 4y ago
Don't concern yourself with the musk derangement syndrome crowd, they basically only exist to make shit up
96.
by beeboop 4y ago
Reposting this because fuck Heroku: A former employer was mad at me for daring to leave my job and made a malicious DMCA claim against my website. Heroku took it down with zero notice and treated me like a criminal when I called them to qui
97.
by beeboop 4y ago
Outrage drives engagement, it's making people engaged with ads. I'm sure there's a positive effect there to conversation rates.
98.
by beeboop 4y ago
i have to own and keep one around literally only for charging my keyboard and mouse, that alone makes it awful
99.
by beeboop 4y ago
I mean the source is a press release: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20220725005271/en/MyF... which is advertising in its nature. But I think there's decent conversation happening here which
100.
by beeboop 4y ago
Currently studio shopping in central Seattle area and it's $2200+ for something modern looking. $300 more for parking. This is for around 400 square feet.
101.
by beeboop 4y ago
The modern equivalent of Godwin's law is mentioning either Tr*mp or El*n in any circumstance possible.
102.
by beeboop 4y ago
I saw a reddit post today that "Disney fans are furious that Avatar was temporarily pulled from Disney Store" and the top 500 comments were like "No one is furious". Here, I'll give it a go: "Environmentalists
103.
by beeboop 4y ago
> various reasons advertising, controlling executives, and government spying
104.
by beeboop 4y ago
Do you have a source for Tesla's scrap rates and the scrap rates for other large manufacturers?
105.
by beeboop 4y ago
Yes, took risks with lots of money that he inherited or borrowed from dad
106.
by beeboop 4y ago
We already see indirect youth tax in the USA in the form of social security - millennials will never see the benefits from their life-long contributions that the current retired age group is seeing. As it is currently benefits will decline
107.
by beeboop 4y ago
Because he's an extremely analytical person and is extremely data driven. He isn't trying to sell some Ted talk
108.
by beeboop 4y ago
Some people work better as employees and some people work better as entrepreneurs. Carmack has been both and it's clear he prefers being an employee. If this is snark, I can't tell, but why make fun of him for knowing how he works
109.
by beeboop 4y ago
I doubt Carmack is motivated that much by money. He has way more than he'll ever spend.
110.
by beeboop 4y ago
I spent a month studying AGI on a hobby level and the answer, from what I can tell, is that it isn't possible right now because we can't even model how human level intelligence works. There are also several ways to approach develo
111.
by beeboop 4y ago
I'm not sure the point of this question - a brain size larger than a human's doesn't matter that much if the extra size isn't going to the right places. From what I can tell it's the size of the brain dedicated to h
112.
by beeboop 4y ago
Thanks for this!
113.
by beeboop 4y ago
Video for those interested: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7jFcaj3ovk
114.
by beeboop 4y ago
> how incredibly unusual for life to exist very debatable :)
115.
by beeboop 4y ago
Fine the prisons that bribed the judge until they're bankrupt and their owners are bankrupt
116.
by beeboop 4y ago
>and disconnect from the grid. Pretty simple for the awful, awful power companies to do some lobbying to not allow this - just make it so that if you have solar, you're required to have active electric service to your house, even if
117.
by beeboop 4y ago
This program is mostly (entirely?) aimed at using your battery storage during peak demand times - not power outages. That's why they can pay so high, because they bill hundreds or thousands of times more than the normal rate to really
118.
by beeboop 4y ago
If Tesla rolls this out, it's probably a program that they want to spearhead and manage, and my guess is that this is an absolute monolith of a problem to tackle and requires participation from notoriously super shitty power companies.
119.
by beeboop 4y ago
This. There's an entire industry around getting companies to use their industrial generators at peak energy consumption times (and also do things like turn down their thermostats). The power bill for a huge electric user is absolutely
120.
by beeboop 4y ago
There is a single "eco" light on the dash that is based only on revs - if you engine brake downhill and are using nearly zero gas it still goes off. I've considered pulling the bulb for it

More ›