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hndamien
9y ago
Maybe shouldn't be a driving instructor.
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hndamien
9y ago
Correct. I also meant “need” and not “ned”.
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hndamien
9y ago
G-
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hndamien
9y ago
"breaking" implies it was "working" in the first place.
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hndamien
9y ago
The fact that in most cases the human has to do nothing means that it is unlikely that the human is anywhere close to being as vigilante as an actual human driver. The fact that the human is clueless isn't surprising at all. In fact th
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hndamien
9y ago
Fair point. This is far less likely.
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hndamien
9y ago
One can hope that the Monero market cap catches up with Bitcoin for this very reason.
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hndamien
9y ago
I actually think this is a fairly trainable attribute. Given that Tesla does this kind of detection for objects and classification and records many miles of human drivers - it wouldn't be surprising that this may be a learned trait.
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hndamien
9y ago
How would nationalising have impacted the infrastructure working?
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hndamien
9y ago
Maybe we could put bumpers on these cars until they are official? They don't need to look cool right now.
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hndamien
9y ago
I thought computers excelled at matching numbers?
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hndamien
9y ago
Thanks for the honesty about the cushion. Often these tidbits get left out. It is really interesting to understand all the puzzle pieces and the mentality of those that made it.
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hndamien
9y ago
That is not an explanation. Where do the debt and assets come from in this example?
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hndamien
9y ago
The problem for Uber is that if they lose this race, then there is no Uber. The outcome of this is that they will be willing to risk a lot in order to succeed. This seems to be collateral damage for them. Completely unsurprising as it seems
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hndamien
9y ago
So I take it you will leave the fiat game then?
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hndamien
9y ago
QE isn't inflationary?! Please explain this alchemy?
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hndamien
9y ago
Not quite. Your points are very valid, but you need to compare it with the current system. The new system of oligarchs comes with new constraints. The initial creators in some ways deserve to be significantly rewarded for such an innovation
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hndamien
9y ago
And Charlie Lee is a scam artist, so no surprises there. In light of the downvotes with no response, here is some reasoning. He bought in at around $30, and the first thing he did was clone BTC with minor negligible modifications. Philosoph
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hndamien
9y ago
And a path to profit. If the moment you make it profitable demand evaporates, you have nothing.
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hndamien
9y ago
He ignores one of the most important things - secure. It also ignores tech like Nano which seems to find some balance (but not fungible). He then misses the entire political point of being able to be free to participate in a fair economy pe
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hndamien
9y ago
But even non-carriage makers did not expect any carriages to spontaneously sprout an engine and become an automobile. To date, I don't believe that any have.
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hndamien
9y ago
What is the impact to gravity of bringing all of this to Earth?
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hndamien
9y ago
I have to say the when Elon Musk correctly schooled him on general AI threats it certainly raised my eyebrows that maybe Pinker wasn't as clever I believed, as the more simple among us could have appreciated the point Elon made in a tw
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hndamien
9y ago
Less impressive than the title suggests. The solution was likely pre-calculated. As in, all moves to complete were known before the first move was made. I'd endeavour that they were known before the video started rolling. The robot did
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hndamien
9y ago
Back in the early days (2011) Paypal prevented me from buying Bitcoin. At this point, I was out of options to purchase any, and obviously, this emboldened me to buy more as the requirement was clear.
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hndamien
9y ago
I agree. I think JD are taking a much better approach here and seem to care much more.
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hndamien
9y ago
You underestimate how much people plough into gambling, where the house will win if you play long enough.
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hndamien
9y ago
It is worth noting that I think Survivor treats their cast very differently. It is hard to know exactly, as I have never seen directly, but I have spent time with the crew from Survivor, and spent some time on location while they were shoot
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hndamien
9y ago
Death is a pretty grinding halt for me.
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hndamien
9y ago
I once had a very expensive chat with Naval and I told him that I was fairly confident that Mt Gox was insolvent. He was quite confident that it wasn't. Lesson: Don't trust anybody in crypto. I'm glad I didn't.
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