honeybadger1

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by honeybadger1 1y ago
it's written in a way to sound nefarious but is more an admission of technical ignorance
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
i don't see a lot of people providing objective observation on this topic, it's all group think hyperbole.
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
I'm not seeing that people here take issue with this. People here seem rather brainwashed themselves.
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
tesla is almost at 4 billion fsd miles, its public, you can query the API yourself.
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
yes, it's missing the millions of FSD miles vs the minutes of drives of all of the rest combined.
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
the amount of miles driven with tesla fsd with no crashes is so significantly higher it's laughable to even draw the comparison, this data is even publicly available via the API.
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
Another masterclass stroke from Musk.
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
Claude is still the king right now for me. Grok is 2nd in line, but sometimes it's better.
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
i honestly cannot believe an intelligent person can just boil it all down to this and be satisfied with it.
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
Why can't both points be true at the same time?
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
Being on HN and someone posting a pro-consulting firm post is...rich...
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
well, im a tech bro american living in miami, from poor alabama to a bigger-city life and mid-income from basically working in IT infrastructure and datacenter operations. i've worked my way into some kinda something and worth basicall
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
it's a good thing to spring clean, just like it's generally a good choice to change life habits and lose weight. humans get lazy or preoccupied and need to alter the "normal" state they get into that could be unhealthy o
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
Completely agree with you.
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
neat, will play with it.
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
some people just have what it takes and all you can do is watch and appreciate. really awesome!
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
can we all just agree that he was given a ridiculous sentence and trump did a good thing, is that so hard.
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
Gotta love how the folks spinning slick pitches make bank, while the engineers actually building our world are left pinching pennies. But hey, that’s capitalism for you.
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
i needed the belly laugh, thanks...we have an office in canada. the last 4 years the canadians that work there are more anti-immigrant every time i visit.
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
considering humans leave oceans of blood in their wake with their own driving, all of the autonomous driving companies are doing great by your measurement of success
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
Kamala never talked about policy, that's exactly why she lost.
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
This game mirrors the paradox of a flawed system—like a government program that perpetually stumbles, yet justifies its failures as the inevitable consequence of insufficient means, forever seeking more while never addressing the root of it
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
the article is stupidly short and unhelpful and people here still didn't read it
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
the sample size is 97 recipients. probably about as reliable as the polls this election.
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
most people are actually quite reasonable and the identity politics play now has no effect. i am a gay man that voted democrat my entire life until recently, however i don't feel my ideals have changed, i have been left behind by elite
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
Your argument is a house of cards built on moral relativism. You decry the prosecution of miscarriages while tacitly acknowledging the harm of maternal drug use, a logical pretzel that would make even the most skilled sophist blush. This no
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
They don't care, hurts the narrative.
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
i still write notes daily and already this year have finished 4 notebooks...however, things i need to review are typed, i write to keep things in my mind as they are being discussed...example, if i encountered an error while reviewing a pro
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
It's something when a ball of talent manifests in such a way that a forum of scholars and engineers look for someone to blame.
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by honeybadger1 2y ago
What an inspiring team SpaceX has.

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