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by elif 2y ago
I don't think the average fisker or lucid purchaser is willing to do 500V hacking. In fact, I would wager the DIY fisker/lucid community might be less than 6 people. I admire the spirit but I just don't think hackers will do
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by elif 2y ago
Psht class of '07 Give me the shortest running shorts pls and I'll cut the extra fabric like pockets off. The only brush you'll walk thru on the AT is off trail so just don't walk in poison ivy lol
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by elif 2y ago
In the late 00's there were billions on the table of junk contracts for parts service training with crazy pricing to the USAF. I would speculate that when those got shaken out, (and likely some space contracts sniped away by SpaceX) Bo
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by elif 2y ago
I suspect this is a component of why the presumptive president is pushing the unrealized gains tax. If Elon were forced to produce tens of billions liquid he would have to sell shares of his companies, and perhaps IPO spaceX, allowing the g
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by elif 2y ago
This reminds me of all the times a manager asked if I (backend dev) could 'just do a little interface for xyz' Like what do you expect from me? I would be rendering these docs in a w3 emacs frame...
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by elif 2y ago
I'm sure it makes sense to people smarter than me but I just don't get building a software business with <5% margins. What's the point? Clearly you failed somewhere along the lines at the whole thing you set out for, which
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by elif 2y ago
Personally, I feel like the editors and writers get enough value from me through their shaping and framing of how stories are presented to me. Whether through blatant advertisers or just simple ideological dissemination, the real price is m
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by elif 2y ago
That might be how you would implement it, are you refusing to concede that Samsung could have implemented it better than your strawman implementation? What is your standard for intelligence? My washing machine is already better at doing lau
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by elif 2y ago
After spending time abroad you begin to realize just how insane these commercials are. Only the US and like Australia allow these weird doctor-bypass medical advice/brainwashing sessions.
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by elif 2y ago
What's the problem with AI washing machines? It analyses the laundry type and size to inform itself on how much detergent to use, analyses the laundry during the wash to know when it is clean enough, monitors the moisture level in the
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by elif 2y ago
As a mountaineer, you play with this dichotomy safe/not-safe continuously and simultaneously.. but there comes a point sometimes where close calls add up the stammering indecision enters in, and at that point, in my opinion, you have a
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by elif 2y ago
Yea no. I use the highest end sonicare and my dentist still wants me to brush with a normal brush, floss, and dental pick daily.
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by elif 2y ago
I'm way more interest robotic diagnosis than robotic treatment. It's so hard to trust dentists have your interest above their financial interest
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by elif 2y ago
Please provide some more details on your laser welder. Did you import it from China? I want one so bad, but buying them in the USA seems to be 4-5x retail cost in China.
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by elif 2y ago
same. for a while i feel like chrome developer console had the ability to pause (and step thru) js. i don't see that button anymore... am i crazy? did that ever exist?
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by elif 2y ago
The andes
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by elif 2y ago
There is a huge gap between "facts" and "nonfacts" which compose the majority of human discourse. Statements, opinions, questions, when properly qualified, are not facts or nonfacts or hallucinations. LLM don't need
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by elif 2y ago
>"you know what it means, I know what it means" It is somewhat humorous when humans have ontological objections to the neologisms used to describe a system whose entire function is to relate the meanings of words. It is almost
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by elif 2y ago
Yes but earths gravity affects it at r^2 so it's like log(1000) scale energy not 1000x
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by elif 2y ago
Or perhaps you are overestimating how many votes will need to flip
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by elif 2y ago
It doesn't have to be one vehicle. You can launch 10 falcon 9s (perhaps even using the same booster) and have them take turns pushing.
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by elif 2y ago
Why don't they deorbit it to the moon? That way it's debris field can be a monument/grave site. Hell this is spaceX, why don't they just land the thing on the moon in tact?
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by elif 2y ago
I don't get how spaceX builds it, but NASA "owns and operates" the vehicle. Surely spaceX rockets are chock full of proprietary internal tooling and services. They are an almost totally vertical company. Does SpaceX just open
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by elif 2y ago
That would be a great way for Biden to blow the election for no reason.
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by elif 2y ago
Not to be rude but I have a hard time relating. Code is its own meaning, and to read it is to understand it. The only way you can use code you don't "understand" is to lack understanding of the language you are using.
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by elif 2y ago
The social and political environment for the unhoused, as well as the substance abuse environment, has shifted during those 20 years. Many homeless people today are exactly where they want to be. They don't want to come up with rent ev
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by elif 2y ago
Because a GPU would struggle to feed 80 frames to a 5K monitor let alone 1000
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by elif 2y ago
As wim would say, get high on your own supply. But in seriousness hyperoxia is mildly psychedelic, especially when you are in a state (athletic, euphoric, love etc) which naturally produces high levels of serotonin, oxytocin, dopamine, etc.
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by elif 2y ago
Yeah Google not allowing 3rd party apps to be used as the voice assistant is 100% reason enough to release as hardware. I don't want to unlock my phone and type and click buttons just to ask about a task I'm working on.
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by elif 2y ago
This is a cursory take based upon superficial reckoning. The apps already exist, and they already suck, precisely because of the capabilities that phones have. AI apps, particularly voice assistants, are designed to give you text and data v

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