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by freediddy 5mo ago
My friend has Tesla solar roof. It's a great product but it's too expensive. At one point after signing the contract, Tesla mailed him and notified that his previous signed contract was void and they sent him a new contract where
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by freediddy 5mo ago
Your power provider is far away from your towns as well. Your officials had agreements for power that were extended multiple times. No one in Tahoe did anything because any of the REAL solutions were "too expensive." If you want t
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by freediddy 5mo ago
This is like the movie Chinatown, where people were fighting over water, but now it's all about electricity. It sounds like Lake Tahoe residents kicked the can down the road and didn't care about electricity for so long that now t
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by freediddy 6mo ago
The story isn't Flock cameras, it's because the police entered the license plates incorrectly.
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by freediddy 6mo ago
Meta only cares about ad revenue so could they be researching or have discovered a link between buying trends and links to a woman's cycle?
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by freediddy 6mo ago
Microsoft didn't sell anything. OpenAI created more shares and sold those to investors, so Microsoft's stake is getting diluted. And Microsoft only paid $10B for that stake for the most recognizable name brand for AI around the wo
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by freediddy 6mo ago
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by freediddy 6mo ago
Nadella had OpenAI by the short and curlies early on. But all I've seen from him in the last couple of years is continuously acquiescing to OpenAI's demands. I wonder why he's so weak and doesn't exert more control over
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by freediddy 6mo ago
When I drink a single can of Diet Coke or anything with aspartame, I get crippling stomach aches and then sudden diarrhea, all within about 2 hrs and very predictable. It's definitely not harmless. This doesn't happen to me with s
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by freediddy 6mo ago
Speaking as a greybeard, it's not really that valuable. Younger people are just as smart, if not smarter, and they can figure it out if I get hit by a bus. There's literally nothing I know that someone younger couldn't learn
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by freediddy 6mo ago
If the pace of gains with AI levels out, which has been predicted, then the next target would be to lower the cost of power usage. All of the gains will have been paid for by the investors today, but all the benefits will be for the AI comp
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by freediddy 6mo ago
Another alarmist who believes "this time it's different!" with no knowledge about how climate has changed over the past 400 million years. You probably thought when Big Basin burned that it would never recover, meanwhile it s
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by freediddy 6mo ago
Except you have no idea what the capability of sharks are to adapt to different ocean temperatures. As sharks swim across various parts of the ocean or at various depths in a single day, the temperatures change far quicker than ocean temper
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by freediddy 6mo ago
How are you in any way qualified to know that what you said is correct, besides that being a wild guess?
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by freediddy 6mo ago
No they aren't. They will move to different locations like they always have been for the past 400 million years. Sharks are older than trees, they can adapt to climate change better than anything alive right now.
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by freediddy 6mo ago
I described below how you could launch thousands of them from a single massive container that gets dropped by B2 bombers. You have to use your imagination, you're not limited by today's technology anymore.
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by freediddy 6mo ago
You could drop them from B2 bombers and they could fall to the ground en masse at hundreds of miles an hour and then the propellers could open up as they get closer to the ground. Or you could launch them in massive containers like in Infin
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by freediddy 6mo ago
I think ultimately the real weapon of mass destruction will be long-range drones the size of a DJI drone, each holding a small but extremely powerful explosive. And then send millions of them, with specific single targets. Each AI controlle
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by freediddy 6mo ago
I think it's better if they keep all the URLs as they are right now, but then add misinformation into each page and put a big banner saying that this site is parody. Then search and AI will index this and then it will another lawsuit f
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by freediddy 6mo ago
How is this different from Uship? I've used that service and it's pretty good and reasonably priced. They do exactly what you talk about which is allow people to ship things between cities for a pretty reasonable price. You can ei
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Car-T therapy vanquishes ultra-rare disease trio(nature.com)
2 points by freediddy 6mo ago|0 comments
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by freediddy 6mo ago
FTC should enforce across all companies either a support level commensurate to revenues, or the ability for customers to force refunds automatically.
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by freediddy 6mo ago
My nephew who is in his early 20s beat me at Madden so badly that I quit. It wasn't that he just beat me, I couldn't score against him at all, and I consider myself a decent Madden player. I've been playing that game since th
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by freediddy 6mo ago
At some point, just an idea will be enough for your Neurolink to spawn an agent to create 1000 different versions of your idea along with things that mimic your tendencies. There will be no effort, only choice.
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by freediddy 6mo ago
de_dust... such good times! A perfectly designed map where everyone knew what the chokepoints were and what the best strategies were but the outcomes between equal opponents was never guaranteed. That's what makes a perfect playing fie
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by freediddy 6mo ago
> single developers were outperforming entire teams on the regular long before LLMs were a thing in software development No they weren't, especially if you want the full vertical stack, ie. back-end, front-end, mobile and devops.
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by freediddy 6mo ago
That's an interesting list. I think that the humans that will make the most progress in the next few years are the ones that push themselves up to the highest level of that list. Right now is a period of intense disruption and there ar
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by freediddy 6mo ago
No, I completely disagree with this entire article. Bad code or good code is no longer relevant anymore. What matters is whether or not AI fulfills the contract as to how the application is supposed to work. If the code sucks, you just reru
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JPMorgan warns Tesla stock could sink 60% in new note(finance.yahoo.com)
62 points by freediddy 6mo ago|21 comments
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by freediddy 6mo ago
That's not the middle ground. That's the other extreme, where people are desperate for work so they will say they can do anything in order to get work.

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