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esalman
4y ago
I owned three Toyotas for last 7 years. I had multiple recalls but except one of them every other one was software update. OTA updates are cool but they more complexity to the car. I like my cars to be simple and reliable instead.
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esalman
4y ago
Some manufacturers hold off on newer, untested tech for years before adding that to their vehicles. This is what happens when safely is a priority. That's why I bought/will keep buying Toyota/Lexus.
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esalman
4y ago
Good points. Some people claim the current generation of LLMs have "intelligence" but in reality it is basically a habit- that let's them predict words. We can try to "teach" an AI system survival instinct, but then
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esalman
4y ago
Personal opinion, but any system that does not have survival instinct is not intelligent in my book. There are many dumb animals in nature who we do not deem intelligent but they still have decent survival instinct. AI systems are not remot
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esalman
4y ago
Wow.
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esalman
4y ago
Oh hey it is Collin Purrington, whose conference poster templates I regularly used at conferences during PhD- https://colinpurrington.com/tips/poster-design/
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esalman
4y ago
From time to time I buy dried figs, apricots, plums etc from Costco. Next time I'll be sure to check haha
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esalman
4y ago
More like ponzi scheme skeptics.
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esalman
4y ago
Can confirm that start menu random lag happens on Windows 11 too. I don't know if this is a good solution but I keep shortcuts to my most used programs on desktop. I don't necessarily click on them to open the apps, but if I hit W
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esalman
4y ago
Is there a crypto exchange that do this correctly? Isn't the idea of an ideal exchange go against the philosophy of decentralization? If exchanges are not regulated, what incentive do they have to handle assets correctly anyways? And f
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esalman
4y ago
Crypto is a pump and dump ponzi scheme, who would've thunk.
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esalman
4y ago
For me, the code red is that the search results viewport contains more ads and sponsored results than search results. This is one of the reason I gave up searching for anything on Amazon. Ironically, I use Google shopping instead.
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esalman
4y ago
In FS2017, the overhead at my department (top 5 ECE program in the US) included the following: - Library 2% - Admin & General 9.4% - Departmental Admin 26.6% - Plant Maintenance 24% - Interest on Financed Bldgs 4.6% - Equipment Deprecia
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esalman
4y ago
Okay, boomer.
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esalman
4y ago
> UC can hire a college-educated, generally high achieving, generally highly motivated researcher, in California, for $34k/yr That's not exactly how it works. The faculty receives a funding, from a public source such as NSF
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esalman
4y ago
At some point during the Covid pandemic, Paul Graham said something to the effect of, the pandemic has accelerated how quickly and often people are proven wrong. Twitter situation is similar. Until very recently, PG himself and a lot of oth
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esalman
4y ago
I have a 13 year old Google account. I only added a credit card couple of months back to help out a friend because his Gapps access was blocked. My new year resolution is to find an alternative to Gapps so that I don't have to do "
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esalman
4y ago
> Because very few people will know what you are talking about if you go up to a random person and ask them about Lada or BYD. This is why parent said only innovation Tesla has managed is name recognition.
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4y ago
> But the big promise from Mercedes is that it would take legal liability for any accidents that occurs during Drive Pilot's operation I am a FSD skeptic but I might be sold on this.
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esalman
4y ago
Elon Musk is the Donald Trump of silicon valley. Sadly, Americans never learn.
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esalman
4y ago
Where do you think he'll get an ovation? Because he's hated in South Texas too. I'm talking Austin and thereabouts.
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esalman
4y ago
I'm afraid you misunderstood the problem.
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esalman
4y ago
Crypto is not a solution to this issue.
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esalman
4y ago
I agree with you. The problem here is ascertaining whether Fred actually wrote the blog post himself or used AI to generate the post and then pass it on as his own. He offers no solution to that.
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esalman
4y ago
How would you define market share? Elon has also been trying to upsell Twitter numbers, so that doesn't generate a lot of confidence.
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esalman
4y ago
He's been selling the Tesla crowd on "wait a few years" as well when it comes to FSD.
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esalman
4y ago
I actually always book through Costco membership. Even then I try to book from Enterprise or budget and avoid Hertz.
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esalman
4y ago
Certain products are banned from advertising already, my opinion does not matter here.
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4y ago
No. I pay taxes and it is government's job to stop scams at this scale. Whether the government works effectively or not is a different debate.
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esalman
4y ago
No one said these in any of the tens of crypto ads aired during superbowl.
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