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3y ago
A beautifully surreal poem to love. Or is it?
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3y ago
I believe this has been debunked as a hoax. https://www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/comments/1af69ef/a_person_c...
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3y ago
Every so often on HN we get a bunch of nutjobs spouting off about geo-engineering, and often specifically about stratospheric aerosol injection (SAI). That is pumping out kilotons of sulphuric acid spray in the upper atmosphere to reduce so
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3y ago
Probably a good re-read of the Innovators Dilemma might help here? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Innovator%27s_Dilemma
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3y ago
I think you mean side mirrors?
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3y ago
Yes, I guess the problem is the US is rapidly falling behind the rest of the world in terms of EV adoption and infrastructure. In the UK and Europe it's perfectly feasible to charge at home, and keep the car running happily for more th
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3y ago
Nice, but needs export.
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3y ago
Much of your comment is weirdly incorrect. The use of 3 miles as a travel metric for example. Polestar has just introduced an EV with 400 miles range. And that's just one of many more coming on to the market. EV sales are exploding in
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Group Linked to Sam Altman Launches AI to Defeat Joe Biden
(futurism.com)
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It seems so. I've also noticed that ChatGPT 4 - API flavor - also seems to be much worse lately. It's almost like they're trying to push users towards their monthly subscription option. But surely that can't be right?
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3y ago
Um..no. Not really at all true. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-68001525
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So they can try to be prepared for when such a mutation does arise in the wild? I agree it's incredibly risky, but...?
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Hmm... That's clearly not true, and for fairly obvious reasons.
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3y ago
That's really neat. But as one of the comments says, 'boy, are we in trouble.' And not in a good way.
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3y ago
Nice idea. Only slight problem is the vibration makes a slight noise which detracts from the actual - very nice - purring audio.
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3y ago
Gonna be hell to park :)
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3y ago
Great question. We're talking about systemic 'deliberate avoidance' with so many of these mistakes. How can we legislate to make sure there are penalties for this kind of malicious inaction? Government's also have to tak
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3y ago
There's a 'Work on Climate' Slack group
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3y ago
Not too mention it was originally a billion pound project. People need to go to jail!
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Only ChatGPT 3.5 though? And how did you map it to the power button? Oh and I used the English translation button on the Github page. Is that what you meant?
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3y ago
Or age?
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3y ago
One way would be to place responsibility and retribution where it is due. We can happily send someone to prison for 12 years for driving dangerously, but allow people who caused multiple deaths, mental breakdowns and more to get away scott
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Unbelievable. People died because of this woman and her team. Same with the Fujitsu bunch. Do we not care any more? It's pathetic.
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It's hard not to demand that people need to go to prison for this. It's absolutely outrageous how all the bad actors have got away with this horror show.
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Yeah, kind of. I assumed it was nothing more than an operating system upgrade messing with settings.
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TypingMind.com
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I really hope so. The authorities haven't even compensated most of the victims yet, still stalling. Hopefully the series will shame them into doing the right thing. It was disgusting what they did to these poor people, mostly just smal
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About to be the subject of a UK TV series this month.
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It's really interesting how, every time a negative point about Tesla appears on this forum, there's an instant chorus of defenders who jump in and punt it how 1. biased 2. incorrect and 3. ignorant, the original post is. It's
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Wow, reading the original Reuters report is extremely scary. https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/tesla-mu... A friend of mine bought a brand new Model S, and within weeks experienced the squeaking
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