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Ironically the most hated car features right now (speed limit warning and lane departure alerts) are designed by government. In fact they are hated so much people are deliberately buying older less safe cars instead.
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Yet most popular car in the world. You need to touch grass or something.
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Something in like 90% cases the bills went down. Datacenters are perfect power users. Prices have been going up for years because of net metering. In california apparently its first year when prices didn’t go up!
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2mo ago
It's like anti-5G lunacy all over again.
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> I think author's hope for oral exams is too optimistic, that is too expensive. Ironically AI is perfect for quizzing you.
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2mo ago
It's the most obvious thing ever
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2mo ago
Yeah it's been an obvious pivot for a while now. Airtable kinda has something like this where you can collab with AI and team to build their thing.
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2mo ago
> and yet... 1.5 million people use it for 90%+ of their drives
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It's been obvious for a while Salesforce needs to integrate Slack into Salesforce for engineers. I spend so much time in slack discussing features. It's obvious it should at least be able to pull orgs metadata. They already kinda
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2mo ago
Contrary to popular belief, twitter/x is completely fine.
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In many places covering up is just not enough because of Rayleigh scattering. I don't think this vaccine eliminates need for sunscreen. You'd still feel extremely uncomfortable/pain after 15 minutes in places like Australia e
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> Somehow the standards we have for every other kind of automation go out the window for AI. Because thats how probabilistic machines work. You can’t change that. Clearly AI has been extremely useful for doctors despite its “flaws”.
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You forgot the passengers. Gross weight of electric double decker is 19.2 tones. (19.2/1.6)^4=20,736. Which also means roads for heavy transport is 20k times more expensive!
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2mo ago
Found the government consultant!
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But london tube have order of magnitude of dust pollution and buses damage roads (aka pollute) 30,000 (yes 30k) times more due to weight.
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2mo ago
Add to the mix - indoor gyms are perfect for spreading respiratory viruses.
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Since Eastern Europe is relatively poor and sensitive to energy prices a lot of households invested into insulation, new windows, etc. Last 20 years there was also a huge boom for heat recovery ventilation. Such a simple and inexpensive dev
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Can't be soon enough. I'm currently in a country with lots of old diesel vehicles from Western Europe. I was just walking to pick up my EV with HEPA filters from cleaning. The amount of fumes around street makes it unbearable to w
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> They either hook up to the grid and jack up everyones electric prices or use generators because they can't be bothered to wait for a grid connection. Got source for that? Because in 90%+ of cases the power prices dropped because t
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> because I know I’ll be called to fix the mess. Maybe that was possible 2 years ago, but for the last year it's just not simply true. Sure there will be codebases that will get messy, outgrow the amateur vibe coder, etc. But AI is
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1. Shop around, there are cheaper tyres with same specs 2. Yours probably have foam for silent operation 3. They also have higher load spec, lower rolling resistance, stronger sidewall 4. Most importantly, they are likely much wider than no
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Oh the irony - the anti-ai movement will destroy companies that are best providers of ai training data.
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The knowledge of ChatJimmy is terrible. Even Qwen on my iPhone is better.
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It's much cheaper tho. Junie says Fable is 5-10x more than default model (Gemini 3 Flash Preview).
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Eastern Europe shines here. Statins have very bad rep here while diet is pretty heavy on pork, etc. Most popular ad on TV is gastric relief meds and joint pain killer gels (because pills are bad, mmmkay).
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It does indeed sound great except that everyone was corrupt to the bone
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Oh please. You wouldn’t survive in the regime 15seconds.
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Its wild but if chip is something like $30 and provides frontier intelligence then just throwing them away every 3 months isn't that big of a deal when a lot of us pay $50 to $150 to $1.5k per month on AI tools. I don't think it n
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Eliminate Iran and you'll eliminate Russia. They need to be stopped. You do not realize how much of suffering they are causing. Every day I bring kids to playground there's 1 or 2 Ukrainian family. Mother + child + grandmother usu
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> This smells like a bandaid over an underfunded system, and a way to sneak in further cost-cutting in the future where the real calls will be actually answered by AI. I don't get why are people so against cost cutting and use of AI
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