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by ddalex 2y ago
have you seen flight prices these days ?
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by ddalex 2y ago
lmao auto founders that never heard of recalls :) move fast and break things may be ok for social networks, but never ok for endangering the safety of others to launch a 6th model of a marque, so well established, theoretically knowing a lo
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by ddalex 2y ago
The problem with Tesla's approach is that it learns from humans. Specifically, it learns the mediocrity of humans. That's why it made that idiotic manoeuvre, it learned it from the typical people that drive other Teslas. So Tesla
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by ddalex 2y ago
I don't know where you live, but here in Europe, the driver would lose the driving licence for 1 month for this little stunt. Specifically, changing lanes near the intersection over the solid line, and cutting those waiting in line. Wh
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by ddalex 2y ago
This is a terrible driving decision.
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by ddalex 2y ago
Who wishes to have created the car that gets stuck when it rains?
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by ddalex 2y ago
> it can never buy 5 Million FSD cars Why not? They only do the integration, and traditional car and electronics manufacturers have solved the scaling problems long ago.
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by ddalex 2y ago
> requires a ton of data Not a problem for Google, right? > constant updating I guess the cars can and will update the mapping in real time ? > at best in certain cities If mapping a city is possible, so it's mapping a highwa
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by ddalex 2y ago
My AIs have no character, I demand my Roomba show a little passion when cleaning.
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by ddalex 2y ago
That's a very strange defense: you should have known we're lying you.
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by ddalex 2y ago
And waymo got there, in limited conditions
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by ddalex 2y ago
How did blaster do it so fast?
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by ddalex 2y ago
If companies can do stock buybacks, they theoretically can buy back 100% of the stock, giving ownership of the company to itself, basically its own assets ? I dont see the problem.
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by ddalex 2y ago
Funny how it didn't take Uber that far.
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by ddalex 2y ago
Because you could do the data computations at the layer closest to the data ?
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by ddalex 2y ago
Thank you.
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by ddalex 2y ago
Why is .parquet better than protobuf?
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by ddalex 2y ago
"If you're not letting me play, I shall not play!"
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by ddalex 2y ago
Nevermind the bribery aspect, I would not put my internal reputation in jeopardy for some random account of a stranger on the web
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by ddalex 2y ago
isn't 90% of the videos compress-able to "cute kitty playing with something in a funny way"
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by ddalex 2y ago
Ah, violating copyright is not a crime, I see.
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by ddalex 2y ago
I can't speak. If I speak I will be in trouble.
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by ddalex 2y ago
IF somebody could make 6-figure comp writing lumberyard inventory management systems, they would
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by ddalex 2y ago
> addressing ... organizational issues Obviously not. It's very difficult to make people understand something when their jobs depend on them not understanding it.
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by ddalex 2y ago
Polestar 2 is miles ahead of Tesla 3, both in interior comfort, and in handling. Teslas drive like a golf cart on steroids, Polestar drives like a driver's car.
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by ddalex 2y ago
That's indeed how public keys are intended to work.
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by ddalex 2y ago
Jax is next level though
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by ddalex 2y ago
Yeah, negative paycut
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by ddalex 2y ago
is it really Python though ?
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by ddalex 2y ago
If Putin decides to unleash global Armaggedon, my only fear is NOT being at the epicenter of one of the nuclear detonations.

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