jaimex2

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by jaimex2 1y ago
If Bill Nye the self appointed 'science guy' is against it then its probably a good thing.
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by jaimex2 1y ago
It's time for everyone to go dark. I'm already abandoning all my accounts that have my name.
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by jaimex2 1y ago
Bring back crypto payments Valve. I'm not sure why the payment processors can't just be excluded for the offending games during checkout instead.
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by jaimex2 1y ago
the only reply to that is 'that is your opinion' Offence is taken, not given.
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by jaimex2 1y ago
They don't care. This is purely for a business upper hand. OpenAI should probably encrypt the chats and lock itself out going forward. Collect whatever metrics they need on the fly before locking.
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by jaimex2 1y ago
Google's loss I had useful free apps deleted. They worked, now the alternatives are all ad infested slop. I CBF jumping through their hoops, might just move them to alternative stores
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by jaimex2 1y ago
I didn't see any of this whingeing when Biden was making EV incentives that blatantly excluded Tesla. This is what happens when you go along with lawfare or weaponized government. The canon gets turned around and pointed the other way
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by jaimex2 2y ago
Was it controversial? It just seemed like a bad product.
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by jaimex2 2y ago
I'm 10 years in now in not running either Windows or Mac and reading these articles is so uncanny.
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by jaimex2 2y ago
Not sure what Reuters's intent was but these news stories will make it go back up. Suddenly anyone who supports Musk will buy one when they otherwise wouldn't.
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by jaimex2 2y ago
Yeah - but its also not illegal to kill it so there that.
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by jaimex2 2y ago
Yeah man, theyre using them to buy weed as we speak. Sorry.
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by jaimex2 2y ago
yeah yeah, and something about a slave labour diamond mine which is just as relevant to Musk having a team capable of cleaning up.
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by jaimex2 2y ago
Oh this sounds like it'll be a balanced, well researched article based on merits. I'll then leave a comment here about a guy that knew a guy that heard from another guy that Elon almost ruined a company his aunt worked at.
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by jaimex2 2y ago
You mean it can't be a link platform. Maybe thats a good thing. It forces content to be posted to X directly instead of click baiting you into ad infested, paywalled, dark pattern websites. The only losers here are legacy media.
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by jaimex2 2y ago
Doesn't load for me, just get a white page.
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by jaimex2 2y ago
Sorry Google. You lost this one to Facebook, like you did messaging. You're going to kill it in a few months anyway.
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by jaimex2 2y ago
It's not even close between Tesla and Waymo. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hv9HtWUf27s Arguably this is Waymo in its "home turf"
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by jaimex2 2y ago
I think it comes down to junk food is cheap. It costs a lot to eat healthy short of growing your own stuff.
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by jaimex2 2y ago
Interesting little site. Born in a latin american country I was taught by my parents to always aim for the least amount of work for the most amount of pay. Basically avoid any standing job like the plague even though thats what they both di
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by jaimex2 2y ago
If someone had a stable low price they'd just keep customers for longer. I can't imagine high churn helps anyone.
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by jaimex2 2y ago
There has never been a report from Business Insider on Tesla that isn't negative clickbait speculation. Pay attention on their reporting and you'll notice that all they do, there's nothing of substance. They've done simi
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by jaimex2 2y ago
You should see the mess we have in Australia. I think most people churn every 6 months as every ISP does the same stupid 30% off for first 6 months deal. It's all the same national network so there's very little difference between
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by jaimex2 2y ago
Sounds like bad designs. If you can get rid of something to reduce complexity you absolutely should.
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by jaimex2 2y ago
Both primarily use their eyes. Look it up.
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by jaimex2 2y ago
Nature came up with something much better in both those cases. Portable, energy efficient, light, doesn't need refined oil, tightly steers... Boats and aeroplanes are terrible in comparison. They only work due to a huge network of glob
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by jaimex2 2y ago
Yeah, it only works in extremely controlled environments driving really slowly. The design is also flawed as it has to work with cameras anyway. The last thing you want is two systems arguing over what they see.
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by jaimex2 2y ago
It doesn't. It has a party trick that works in very specific conditions.
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by jaimex2 2y ago
Echo location but they still mostly use their eyes. Same as dolphins
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by jaimex2 2y ago
They went deep down the wrong path and need to justify their mistake. Waymo will be killed off any day now.

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