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by cush 9mo ago
This is so well written
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by cush 9mo ago
You’re using “we” very liberally
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by cush 9mo ago
> sell you a home charging unit, sell you solar shingles, sell you a new power plant for your home to go with those shingles I don’t think you’re listening. This entire argument would lead to there being an expensive solar option for Tes
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by cush 9mo ago
Seriously where are you getting any of this information from?
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by cush 9mo ago
The Aptera has been in development since the 90s and still hasn't shipped. The Ioniq 5’s solar option is a total gimmick - the panels capture a negligible amount of energy. Literally months of perfect sunlight to charge the battery. No
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by cush 10mo ago
Why don’t electric cars and trucks have solar panels then?
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by cush 10mo ago
It’s possible adding panels could reduce the range because they’re heavy and so high up on the ship.
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by cush 10mo ago
250 tonnes of batteries…
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by cush 10mo ago
Google didn’t eliminate malicious ads - adblockers and easylists did that. I hate to break it to you bud, but the full-page ads never went away - they just look like content now. You know why you need to scroll for 9 pages to see the ingred
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by cush 10mo ago
Google has already been single-handedly destroying the internet for over a decade by turning into an ad-ridden mess
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by cush 10mo ago
Being able to truly tap into boredom is a superpower
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by cush 10mo ago
I bet the width of the redacted areas also be used to determine some idea of the content too
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by cush 10mo ago
Exactly. But I feel that “the design of that ring isn’t compliant” followed by “I don’t get my hands wet unexpectedly” is just the kind of claim you’d find on HN. These are the same insufferable, out of touch people who expect a fresh pair
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by cush 10mo ago
Cool.
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by cush 10mo ago
Not sure about you but I regularly wash my hands
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by cush 10mo ago
I like them
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by cush 10mo ago
How do the Certs work for https?
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by cush 10mo ago
Great job!
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by cush 11mo ago
> I get a ton of value from ChatGPT and Codex from my subscription I think that’s what they’re saying. OpenAI is selling you a $1 product for $0.2 Tokens are too cheap right now and nobody is working on a path to dial up the cost
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by cush 11mo ago
> now you're moving the goalpost What a strange accusation when the second sentence in the article is... > One cart was wedged into a curb, another sat toppled over in a parking spot, a third drifted like a metal tumbleweed acros
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by cush 11mo ago
Okay but stray carts block parking spaces, reduce accessibility, and damage cars when they roll around.
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by cush 11mo ago
> I don't see mention of parenting. When I read this I thought you meant bad parents not teaching their kids to return their carts > dilemma... do you... What exactly is the risk of leaving the kid while you quickly return the ca
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by cush 11mo ago
> No Okay well it's a chat app where you chat directly with an LLM. The way LLMs work is you feed the entire chat history into it, and it generates the next message. Therefore, there's no way you can chat with it without storin
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by cush 11mo ago
People are responding in this thread as if ChatGPT is a one-on-one conversation with another person. The data isn’t “shared” with OpenAI. You’re chatting with OpenAI. ChatGPT is just a service. There’s no way to use ChatGPT without sharing
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by cush 11mo ago
This doesn’t sound realistic. Signal is end to end encrypted and only sends one message at a time, while ChatGPT needs the entire chat context for every message and they need to decrypt your messages in their services in order to feed them
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by cush 11mo ago
We’re talking about two different things. It would be like Gmail not storing your emails. Expecting ChatGPT to not store your chats is ridiculous
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by cush 11mo ago
>What is the purpose of OpenAI storing millions of private conversations Have you used ChatGPT? Your conversation history is on the left rail
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by cush 11mo ago
> I’ve known many talented engineers who know nothing about business, what’s legal or not, and I politely think this is likely one of those cases. Imagine for a second if Civil, Mechanical, or Electrical engineers had this complete lack
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by cush 11mo ago
> You're absolutely right Is this botspam?
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by cush 11mo ago
Sorry but if people aren’t hiring new grads then that new grad resume isn’t getting read. All the formatting in the world can’t fix the situation.

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