chung8123

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by chung8123 1y ago
It seems like that would zap a lot of value. Just going through the uncertainty if your RV makes the grade after a certain time.
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by chung8123 1y ago
Do RVs have a deprecation cliff since you cannot take old RVs to many campsites?
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by chung8123 1y ago
Not really. These claims has got him to a trillion dollar company and at this point any fine or suit will just be a drop in the bucket. Not to mention it financed his other ventures that are outside of Tesla and will for sure keep him so
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by chung8123 1y ago
It is somewhat ironic that these archiving sites are what enable the massive LLM companies to get to where they are. I love the advancements of what people have accomplished but in the back of my conspiracy mind we have just enabled a few
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by chung8123 1y ago
It makes me wonder if we will be much more reserved with our thoughts and teachings in the future given how quickly they will be used against us.
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by chung8123 1y ago
I think this only works to a point. For example the house you own will be in a weird situation if the government debt is so big it is paying all the tax revenue to pay debt. The area will likely become less desirable as people leave to go
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by chung8123 1y ago
It probably isn't practical but you could do things like limit how much of the company is owned by one person and make sure that there are not special voting shares.
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by chung8123 1y ago
Are there IR lights you can put on your license plate to block cameras from taking pictures of it?
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by chung8123 1y ago
All of their files are likely on a Microsoft store already too.
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by chung8123 1y ago
The numbers were super wrong for June and July. It could appear that they were fired for misleading numbers from the previous months.
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by chung8123 1y ago
Does that mean you are invested in Tesla or do you have private stakes in his other companies? Because all the other companies are separate and I feel like some people are investing in Tesla thinking they get part of SpaceX or something
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by chung8123 1y ago
It is too bad we don't build our public transport for speed. We always build them to be everything to everyone.
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by chung8123 1y ago
Didn't Tesla start as an electric car maker?
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by chung8123 1y ago
The distribution of peoples needs even out. The quality settles where the "good enough" is. That could be super high quality or just mediocre. Once that settles the super high quality has a new price point (economies of scale a
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by chung8123 1y ago
Isn't there a whole trope about how the government is stupid and inefficient because agencies don't help each other out? Seems like in general sharing data is a good thing. Questions are, should the police have the data and are o
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by chung8123 1y ago
Unfortunately I feel like we are just seeing the snap of these government agencies. They have been bending for a while. It will feel like 6 months but we have been on the path for a while and not one administration has decided to bite the
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by chung8123 1y ago
I think this is a mixure of inflation and fewer places to put money
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by chung8123 1y ago
A car that is a few months/years old is tough to judge for reliability I think
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by chung8123 1y ago
Which is weird since he is keeping his AI company private and separate.
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by chung8123 1y ago
Eating your own dogfood as they say is a great way to improve a product.
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by chung8123 1y ago
What are good ways others are testing for iffy internet? Dropped packets? Throttling? Jitter? I am trying to figure out if there are good testing suites for this or if it is something I need to manually setup.
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by chung8123 1y ago
They do it this way so they can move the wages inch by inch. There is not as much opposition if you do it one industry at a time. Same thing they did with the fast food worker minimum wage.
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by chung8123 2y ago
Not filing taxes doesn't mean the money wasn't collected though.
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by chung8123 2y ago
Some projects die continually because there is no "buy in" not because the project is the incorrect path. The advice on how to get the buy in seems reasonable and probably can be adapted or tweaked depending on the specific circu
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by chung8123 2y ago
Our problem is support for the products. If you are deploying these you are probably in the same boat where you only do about 200-300 a year and since you are small potatoes you get no support. Though we are not looking to move back to Ki
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by chung8123 2y ago
While you are right about the misleading articles that will likely come from this, we do need to pay attention to what we eat so it is a reasonable question and one that should be investigated.
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by chung8123 2y ago
When did we become obsessed with egg prices? Even at their current levels they are a relatively cheap meal.
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by chung8123 2y ago
Why do you think these CEOs do not get that? If you can be replaced by AI and it shows better value/risk I am sure you will be in the job market. As long as AI isn't trusted the cost of a CEO to a company is small compared to sc
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by chung8123 2y ago
The people that would fill those jobs go on to do other things. We have been replacing jobs for years now.
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by chung8123 2y ago
Tonic and lime or club soda and lime can do that as well.

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