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Would have to drive many times over different times of day, days of week, seasons and weather conditions for them to be comparable.
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This company knows that if they don’t do some things or their product causes harm to people they will get some and or more regulation from the government. So they are different flavors of government intervention. Definitely not exactly the
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So you think he said this then they immediately requested a meeting with him the following noon? So they basically didn’t deliberate at all? I doubt it. They also should have known about the advancements so saying this in public isn’t con
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> Yet the core, foundational issue with this vehicle is that they decided to make it with stainless steel for zero rational reason beyond apparently that Elon was infatuated with the Delorean that was a cool car in his youth. Online opin
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Does this mean that all future ones will also break? Also it was a ball, not a hammer.
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It seems weird to me to evaluate the build quality when they're not being mass produced yet? Also "weird" and "crappy" could be more specific/informational. Do you mean you didn't like the appearance?
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I think what this saga has shown is that no one controls OpenAI definitively. Is Microsoft did this wouldn’t have happened in the first place don’t you think? And if Sam controlled it it also wouldn’t have.
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Wouldn’t they just become equal likelihood of getting it compared with people without sickle cell? This means most people on the planet I think. You could just take a malaria pill.
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They have to say the reason is a fireable offense or he can sue them. Or will be more likely to win if he does.
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How is launching a rocket with the hopes that we can go to Mars not exploration? If he doesn't do it who is going to do that? Surely NASA has has fifty years to do something like this (excepting the ISS which is). > "billionair
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Seems like he was pretty early in this one. As Warren Buffett has said “being too early to something is the same as being wrong about it” or something along those lines
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3y ago
I still have the shorter context length with Plus. Would be super great to get the 32k one. The title of this is misleading.
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3y ago
I know of one person doing their own thing except for Patreon. Are there many more?
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I mean sure we pay them and now they are "selling" our data to pharma companies... to research human health and learn more. At some point does being against other people using your data work against you? If every human refused to
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Millions of humans driving cars around and getting in countless wrecks and killing tens of thousands of people isn’t an inconvenience? Not to mention the very fact that humans have to own cars anyways. That is a huge inconvenience.
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Totally agree; I don't trust them for a minute. If they were so about right to repair we would be able to easily change our batteries in our Apple devices but we all know that that is super difficult if possible at all.
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I've been considering creating a distributed sort of human health monitoring/experiment project. One of the questions is "should I also add my DNA" in there. And if my DNA has been leaked then it wouldn't matter unl
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My SO usage is massively down since ChatGPT. Probably 95%+. This is not a surprise to me at all.
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3y ago
Why no mention of Patreon which is where most YT creators are asking you to pay them? Does that also not meet your stipulations as to where and how you are willing to pay for a product you are consuming?
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3y ago
Great so they want to freeload off the laying users and content producers. The serving and production of this content has real costs. This does not make the Internet a better place. Paying for stuff you like does though.
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What about all of the other cars' code that massively outnumber Teslas? Why not also call for theirs too?
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It was likely known about and also is a small percent of the market cap. The present value will also be reduced by the time value of money, which is not inconsequential over the quite a few years this will take to settle.
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I welcome the world where evidence solves crimes and criminals are tracked so we can later catch them.
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By being adults like the rest of us? Being a kid is not the same as being an adult
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The potential benefits to humanity are so great that it’s worth it to have a tiny fraction of humanity working on this and exploring it further. Similar to UAP
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Really 99.9%? The thing is that even if this is is true we can explore things like TOR which mice definitely have and it definitely adds to the list of evidence that inhibiting TOR extends lifespan
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Americans don’t eat .66 chickens a day. If we truly slaughter that many then they are feeding other things too.
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Yeah I don't necessarily spit it out. It's getting it off of your teeth that is the important thing. Your stomach is already full of whatever it is you just ate. 0.1% more from whatever remains in your mouth is not going to hurt i
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Water also just dissolves the sugar and reduces the amount sitting in and on our teeth. I do this same thing and haven’t had a cavity in a very long time.
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What kind of benefits do you think you would derive from being “connected” with him on LinkedIn?
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