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delabay
2y ago
Trump is beholden to public support. Trump empowers EM. If EM loses public support and voters make their will known, the behavior will end. What is happening in DC (currently) has broad public support.
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2y ago
Waymo (and my lived experience with FSD) is proof the end goal is obtainable. We're surrounded by AI miracles, this website is full of examples, yet people can't conceive of Tesla reaching this finish line. It's pretty odd. I
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2y ago
It's "hardware is hard" versus "scaling laws". Andrejs point is that software problems are easier to scale your way out of. I think we can both agree there's plenty of precedent for this line of thinking. A com
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delabay
2y ago
Tesla has been mass producing bespoke AI hardware for four generation. It's not a hardware problem for Tesla. They are a trillion dollar vertically integrated manufacturing powerhouse.
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2y ago
"Tesla has a software problem, Waymo has a hardware problem" - Andrej Karpathi Is it easier to ramp to 1M vehicles a year and cut BOM costs by 80%, OR, install more GPUs and collect more data?
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2y ago
Interesting, I use FSD for two hours a day and I can relate to none of what you have said.
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2y ago
Imo Mercedes scored a point with their narrow application of L3 driving, Tesla is playing to win the game.
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2y ago
> GM Super Cruise comparable to Tesla FSD I just spit up my drink. Thank you for that.
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2y ago
What you describe is their actual business model. Tether makes the most profit per employee of any company in the world. Their transparency, speed, and market success is renown. This thread is full of tether truthers living in 2017.
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2y ago
Same could be said for the prevalence of processed food.
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delabay
2y ago
Well, for starters, the tornado cash contract is on the US OFAC sanction list...
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2y ago
The user reports in this thread are split about 50/50 between "it's horrible" and "I use it every time I drive" Narrative violation
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2y ago
Have you tried FSD v12?
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2y ago
Allow me to drop an alternative theory for this mass firing. Tesla had a large layoff several weeks ago. Some execs pushed back, requested waivers or flat out refused to comply. Elon says: can't give me 20%? How about 100%. This is all
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3y ago
Congrats to all the well intentioned industry players who preserved through all the hurdles imposed by a bad faith regulator.
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3y ago
To those who think tether is a massive fraud: time to get caught up. The crypto dollar market is extremely large, the product market fit is extremely real and tether is king. https://t.co/caUMlsufXA
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3y ago
What is the "dollar" in your traditional PayPal balance backed by? The differentiation is written in plain English in the article.
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3y ago
Stablecoin operators are making money hand over fist in the post-ZIRP era. Real, actual revenue. If crypto has demonstrated clear PMF for anything, it's that the world loves stablecoins denominated in dollars.
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3y ago
The DFT calculations were performed on a phase which is not possible to form via the recipe provided by the Korean team, as demonstrated by this latest preprint. Which raises doubt on what the Korean team actually tested or whether they are
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3y ago
The quality and depth of the analysis here far exceeds the work done by the original Korean team. It is very unlikely the Korean team has successfully manufactured the Cu-doped phase given the thermodynamic mountain required to climb, and i
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3y ago
Like how the markets caught on to Covid in early February 2020? China shutting down, drowning in body bags, yet US markets don't flinch.
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3y ago
Let's hope the growing mountain of evidence against original author claims causes them to move quicker with providing samples to bonafide labs and disclosing the full details of their manufacturing process.
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3y ago
all the full levitation videos are questionable in origin. I'd even go so far as to call every single one of them fake. No credible reproduction has featured a levitating sample.
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3y ago
All great reasoning. Unfortunately I believe it's a fake from an Occam's razor standpoint: it's too short and precisely framed. It's trivial to record a video 20x longer with a moving POV without revealing IP or secrets,
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3y ago
Anime cat girls contribution to this memetic superconductor conversation 5% smart sounding commentary, 5% test result and 90% cancer.
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3y ago
I see you've never had a conversation with a company interested in holding crypto assets but upon further investigation, realize it's essentially impossible given the way business is structured. Custody is a spectrum, self custody
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3y ago
I had this exact issue today. Starting in the wee hours of the morning, the router would just crash every 30-40 minutes. I had to reboot it to get the router back. I updated firmware and it seemed to fix it..
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4y ago
Glad I read the comments first before clicking on this monumental nothingburger of an article
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delabay
4y ago
Now do the same for Helium!
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4y ago
You can start with the basic console documentation: https://docs.helium.com/use-the-network/console Helium is interesting because its literally everywhere in the US and western europe, everywhere people exist that is (
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