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by boringg 1y ago
On the politics things -- thats only one side of the population. The other side would be more open to purchasing it. Almost nets out except that whole ability to pay piece.
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by boringg 1y ago
The camera recordings thing to me BLOWS MY MIND! Also for competitors such as Volvo -- only finally having a functional user experience for apple or google. They are years behind on the trivial matters (that people care about). I don&#x27
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by boringg 1y ago
I'd say the UK isn't representative of the Tesla market is my guess. Ive talked to a bunch of friends who own them and are the antethesis of red pilled. They lament that the competition is still not there at all and that their T
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by boringg 1y ago
I think it is much higher for tesla.
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Space Debris Hits Plane (?)(twitter.com)
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by boringg 1y ago
Pretty sure they don't have any comms signals and wouldn't connect to that unless absolutely necessary emergent situation. I thought they operate in the dark.
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by boringg 1y ago
Books?
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by boringg 1y ago
Yes!
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by boringg 1y ago
Grocery shopping done by task rabbits / etc leaves things to be desired. Quality of choices on things. Maybe its good for staples and saving you time there.
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by boringg 1y ago
Its funny because when ride sharing first came out -- everyone had a great experience for the most part (early adopters/risk takers). Then the long tail (and VC growth money disappeared) came around and the pay got worse, job was a gr
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by boringg 1y ago
We diverge on opinions here - most peoples workflow doesn't revolve around the current distinctions between AI. Having to incorporate that into their workflow is a PITA - I understand some people live off that and thats their bread an
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by boringg 1y ago
Depends if you are the stone facer.
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by boringg 1y ago
I think its a valid complaint. Who wants to constantly spend overhead on maintaining what's current without clear definitions and adding uncertainty to your tooling. It's a total PITA.
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by boringg 1y ago
Probably should - California has a lions share of all the innovations. I would guess that it would be even more concentrated than just the correlation to population given the research institution / market structures. Other states shou
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by boringg 1y ago
That may be true but good luck ever bringing a case and validating any of it. I am sure those companies that are suspicious are also aware that they are looking at a money pit of fees without any chance of a reliable outcome. I'm pret
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by boringg 1y ago
This is well understood for well over a decade at this point -- the blogpost is a marketing effort by datacops.
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by boringg 1y ago
Already have thermostats that move based on signals from the utilities. There were some early pioneers in this stuff over 10 years ago in the bay area. They also aggregated the power to bid it, but I imagine they could aggregate to buy as
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by boringg 1y ago
Power lines that cut over your property? I can buy that - thats a nuisance. I'm not saying I would I am saying that as a rural property owner that would be annoying.
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by boringg 1y ago
Wait Green Party MP - that has to be the height of idiocracy.
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by boringg 1y ago
Also thats a much better visualization - thanks for sharing it. Kind of fascinating in a morbid way.
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by boringg 1y ago
That and I suspect death where which is random and shocking is much more concerning then deaths that are maybe attributable to semi controllable lifestyle factors.
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by boringg 1y ago
>> If you're upset about this today - you should be, but you should have been upset about it last week, last year, and for the past decade or so. Thanks for the finger wagging - great motivation there. I mean if you live in a co
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by boringg 1y ago
Got it - positioning themselves as the responsible adult in the room. Has some merit to it in the wildwest that is AI right now. I'm skeptical it has a lot of value but if that is the only differentiator between two models - it might
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by boringg 1y ago
Can anyone tell me why anthropic is releasing this information? I understand that there is inherent risk but they are a business at the end of the day -- so is this a way to coerce others into better behavior and have the industry self-reg
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by boringg 1y ago
These are long lived relationships -- they may have outmaneueverd at some points, and also restrained at others. China runs a precarious political situation which is only as strong as the country is economically stable - which currently it
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by boringg 1y ago
The dependency on the relationship - it was by design that it is a mutual dependency.
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by boringg 1y ago
Which country are you talking about? Theres no democratic party in Canada and the progressives in Canada are completely feckless due to their abysmal historical performance when in power in the provinces.
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by boringg 1y ago
It goes both ways.
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by boringg 1y ago
Those same people have large equity stakes or are in the surrounding network companies dependent on AI being successful.
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by boringg 1y ago
Its called hedging your risk: making sure Nvidia isn't the only game in town.

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