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by dmix 5mo ago
From the article > but it’s “not aware of any collisions, fatalities, or injuries” related to the recall.
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by dmix 5mo ago
China was the offshore haven and built their own domestic economy off the expertise while still maintaining very low income taxes and 15% corporate tax for tech companies.
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by dmix 5mo ago
That idea that you could have a) stopped globalism as lots of new giant markets opened up after the 1970s and b) be better off paying 2x for everything by banning everything foreign is just a fantasy. It’s just nostalgia fueled radical poli
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by dmix 5mo ago
> Ultimately, the OpenAI president had to read some of the most embarrassing entries aloud in front of a jury and a packed courthouse, as well as over a YouTube livestream that peaked at around 1,200 viewers. Anyone know which livestream
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by dmix 6mo ago
I've tried these larger agent skillsets in the past and felt it was a waste of time because it was just doing too much. Just like vim it's often better to pick and choose from the community instead of installing skills like they a
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by dmix 6mo ago
They seem to have no shortage of big name customers.
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by dmix 6mo ago
People have been doing these conversions forever with teslas.
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by dmix 6mo ago
I've heard new Toyota's sensors cause it to constantly beep and you can't turn it off. Probably due to a regulation somewhere.
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by dmix 6mo ago
It's a small claims court, there is no precedence. Tesla didn't even reply so it just went to default judgement The article says there's already been other small claims over this where they settled, such as in 2023 in the UK
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by dmix 6mo ago
The main reason Uber sold their self driving R&D unit was because they couldn't afford it. So they sold it to another company taking a 25% stake in Aurora and Uber CEO joined their board, the company is still operating automated tr
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by dmix 6mo ago
> in a crucial way: they can fall. The question is do they fall and can't get back up The main issue is how heavy duty they are, because they operate on lithium batteries you can't make them too heavy otherwise it burns battery
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by dmix 6mo ago
There's a lot more money being thrown at this than in previous years. Seems to be growing beyond corporate R&D labs and university research towards startups trying to productize it. I've seen multiple articles about robotic cl
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by dmix 6mo ago
There's a video of the founder of Figure robotics trusting it enough to let it do laundry next to his kids https://x.com/adcock_brett/status/1950685253447913798 The first phase is likely don't let the ki
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by dmix 6mo ago
Mostly just the cost, yeah. It will be like buying a car. The economics will have to make sense for regular people, while it starts popping up in tons of places and become a status symbol.
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by dmix 6mo ago
That article says that Rocket Lab is building the spacecraft designed by NASA. Blue Origin is just launching it. Falcon Heavy launched a spacecraft that used a Mars gravity assist in 2023 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P
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by dmix 6mo ago
> None of the gulf countries allowed offensive US strikes to occur from their territory. Saudi Arabia did after Iran bombed their residential buildings and civilian airports. UAE doesn't have any US bases but they got hit anyway.
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by dmix 6mo ago
MechaHitler was the result of a single line prompt change that was publicly available on Github, they reverted it pretty quickly. Much like the GPT Gremlin stuff the change was relatively innocuous system prompt but had larger implications.
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by dmix 6mo ago
You couldn't even ask Claude how CopyFail worked. Even more general questions around it kept getting rejected.
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by dmix 6mo ago
It's a very competent terminal. The AI stuff is layered on in a way where it doesn't get in the way. Very useful for command completion and stuff like that, without having to open claude.
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by dmix 6mo ago
TIL about silicate weathering https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbonate%E2%80%93silicate_cyc... silicate rocks basically traps co2 over millions of years and causes temperatures to fall
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by dmix 6mo ago
Then why is China building 30 new reactors on top of the 60 they already have, if it's not competitive? https://www.zmescience.com/science/news-science/china-says-i... The answer is usually more about how Chi
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by dmix 6mo ago
Yep even before the war German industry was ringing alarm bells about how their high energy costs made it very difficult to compete against China. They should be adopting every sort of energy. https://www.nytimes.com/2026&#x
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by dmix 6mo ago
I wonder what it's like flying in one. People are scared of planes, but flying in helicopters is way scarier.
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by dmix 6mo ago
GitHub is a long running business with a mature software stack running into scaling issues while they move to Azure and becoming Microsoft-ified. Claude is a new company in a new market with an extremely fast growing userbase running relati
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by dmix 6mo ago
Iran launched around 2k drones over the war. Ukraine uses around 200k/m. https://www.kyivpost.com/post/55897 Either way the US needs way more drones instead of just expensive missiles/jets/boats/arm
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by dmix 6mo ago
They refuse to spend less in other areas, which is the big reason why they haven't already solved the glaringly obvious drone problem. Not surprised they just want to throw more money at a new program instead of stepping on anyones toe
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by dmix 6mo ago
They already acquired 99% of the land needed to the line.
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by dmix 6mo ago
They also started construction before they even finalized the route, including not realizing they would have to move tons of utility lines along the way (they didn't get sign off from the public utilities beforehand), then it got bogge
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by dmix 6mo ago
That is likely a drawback to their ACP wrapper scheme, it helps exposes IDE functionality but they have to keep up with Claude Code functionality in the other direction. VSCode's Claude code plugin is just like using the CLI.
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by dmix 6mo ago
On MacOS I never really felt there was a noticeable performance difference to using Zed vs VSCode. I still like the idea of it being Rust/GPU based but just like those GPU optimized terminals (Kitty, Alacritty, etc) the difference is u

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