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by elif 3y ago
Except the incentive of not paying to watch movies.
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by elif 3y ago
I dunno about 55 times more... Earth escape velocity is 11.2 km/s or 25,000 mph in your preferred units. And you don't have to go backwards relative to earths orbit and cancel it out, you can maintain earths' solar orbit and
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by elif 3y ago
Personally I'm rooting for the future where a fleet of falcon 9's launch escape velocity stage 2's that head straight for the sun. Underground is nice until you get radioactive groundwater. The time cost of 100k years of main
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by elif 3y ago
their ideas about what they are doing (their ideology) being at problem rather than the their actual actions is precisely what makes this a political crime rather than a technical one.
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by elif 3y ago
google drive engineers might sleep fine at night but plenty of people use it for copyright infringement routinely.
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by elif 3y ago
I don't think you even need to make a class war argument here.. Just consider prosecuting Google drive engineers in this manner and you see how ridiculously political this is.
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by elif 3y ago
I mean I haven't seen his tax returns but from what he says, he spends 100%+ of revenue on the next video. I'm not sure if you are unaware of that claim or just don't believe it. Sure he is extremely generous to his employees
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by elif 3y ago
I'm not arguing it doesn't make sense in brutal capitalist terms, I'm arguing it doesn't make sense in a 'user of an internet of cool things' terms.
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by elif 3y ago
Reddit is the perfect example of "why we can't have nice things because every company aspires to be Facebook" It seems no company is happy with being the virally adored single product little niche 50 employee powerhouse. It&#
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by elif 3y ago
It seems you missed this part of the quote "obedient only to the psychological needs of the scientists and of the government officials and corporation executives who provide the funds for research.” If you are going to defend the rambl
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by elif 3y ago
It is kind of true that the neoliberal lense through which science and academics are directed and funded is a form of ideology which is not always parallel with the improvement of the human condition, and I would argue at times it is even c
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by elif 3y ago
In that 3 year old build, you can see the driver disengage out of pure fear before the turn started. You can also see the route planner plotting the corner maneuver. You can then see the same software completing the corner twice when the dr
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by elif 3y ago
Why don't you find a video of FSD failing on a 40mph highway with no lane changes for an apples to apples comparison... Oh wait that is an unreasonably niche scenario to be worthy of consideration in the context of full autonomy.
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by elif 3y ago
https://www.teslaoracle.com/2023/06/07/tesla-model-3-highlan...
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by elif 3y ago
How will you discretely identify every problem to be solved in the domain of live real drivers in real world conditions? Applying a model of an industrial plant where machines interface with machines, and occasionally humans in prescribed a
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by elif 3y ago
In that video they mention doing localization based upon a prebuilt map of the route by matching images to the model 10 times per second. That is by definition, not FSD. That is like the system announced today, a limited route autonomy. For
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by elif 3y ago
The responsibility already isn't on the car occupants, it is on the occupants' insurance carrier. The only way to meaningfully diminish responsibility on the car occupants is to lower insurance premiums. To that end, Tesla is offe
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by elif 3y ago
You really think Mercedes legal filings guarantee a safer system? It is more important to focus on the technical capabilities of the systems than who can add more asterisks to their crash statistics. You are comparing a mature system with b
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by elif 3y ago
Only on CERTAIN highways if it's daytime and it's not raining.
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by elif 3y ago
Level 2 FULL self driving is way harder of a problem than location limited, condition limited, maneuver limited, speed limited level 3 so to me it is hilarious to call Tesla beat in any sense of the word. 40mph single lane travel during cle
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by elif 3y ago
Yup during peak hours I'm usually pumping 3-5 kw to the grid. It's a win-win.
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by elif 3y ago
IMO the question really is: will meta's $500 experience cause sweating and nausea, or does it really take $3.5k of hardware to get over that hurdle (if, in fact it even does). Until putting on VR has the same non-reaction of putting on
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by elif 3y ago
Over a decade ago my wife was thru hiking and got caught in the smoke of a California wildfire. The ash scratched her corneas and her vision is still impacted to this day. It's definitely not something to take lightly, even if you wear
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by elif 3y ago
It's worth noting that the "punitive" peak is only 5 hours, does not include weekends, and is only for 4 months out of the year. And since it is during peak solar hours, I've never had to pay that rate once.
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by elif 3y ago
Those "neat things" are academic dreams not things which can roll off a 2023 assembly line with a clearly defined economic incentive. Battery coupling is as close as you can bring nukes to a silver bullet, but that is a huge proje
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by elif 3y ago
GP customer here. They have a monopoly anyway, so they will recover costs one way or another anyway. Also, we pay some of the lowest energy rates in the country so there's not much to be mad about. Overnight I pay $0.01/kwh ($0.03
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by elif 3y ago
I concur that nuclear is not a silver bullet for only one reason: overproduction. If we had enough nuclear capacity to support the peak grid, we would have a huge surplus for the remaining 80% of the day. In order for nuclear power to be a
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by elif 3y ago
I'm about 90% sold but I'd love to have someone's experience using it as an emacs terminal for coding. As long as it doesn't get sweaty or nauseating after 30 minutes, I would still be content with it as a glorified moni
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by elif 3y ago
Sorry you have not researched this test enough. It identifies proteins in blood it does not sequence your genes, as cancer is not encoded in your genes.
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by elif 3y ago
The grail test is very transparent that it is not a replacement for traditional cancer screening, but is a supplement to it. Even further, cancer screening is not a replacement for cancer diagnosis.

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