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My impression is that we’re regulations to soften, Waymo would quickly expand to freeways - the lack of their ability to do so now constrains their usefulness
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What I mean is that I’ve used it and don’t like how it drives / had bad experiences, so I won’t use it now even when it’s free
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2y ago
Why would this help Tesla more than Waymo? Even supposing slanted regulatory rule making, Tesla’s autonomous capabilities are vastly inferior to Waymo. The rules can’t be that complicated, either you can drive a car autonomously on a given
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It seems implausible that he was competent enough to locate his target and escape the day of yet so incompetent as to hold onto the gun. I think he definitely wanted to get caught. I’m curious about what exactly prompted whoever called him
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2y ago
I haven’t implemented this yet, but I’m planning on doing a fallback to other Claude models when hitting API limits, IIUC they rate limit per model
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2y ago
But either way the interface is just providing a json schema of functions along with your chat completion request, and a server with ability to parse and execute the response. I’m not really seeing where a new layer of abstraction helps her
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2y ago
I wouldn’t yet be comfortable betting against 1 or 2 companies from that class becoming huge.. which is all they need for the bet to pay out
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2y ago
I’m skeptical it changes much. You don’t need different platforms to have echo chambers, a given platform can support more than one. I don’t experience twitter as a right wing app at all, for example
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2y ago
Scaling out now helps along their regulatory moat, being the first trusted operator in a given market means they get a seat at the table for setting the rules
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2y ago
That they are capable of this level of precision but choose not to use it in Gaza seems to imply that destroying and depopulating Gaza is the military goal there.
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Is there really cause to believe a peaceful compromise would have been possible even without the settlements? Has there been any period where the borders between Israel and its neighbors have been peacefully respected by both sides?
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2y ago
You can set the volume to any number from 1-10
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2y ago
Do you think as much creativity and effort would have gone into the story if you had access to AI from the start?
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3y ago
Is Dubai really diversified away from oil? My naive impression is that it’s a major center for capital, with most of that capital coming from oil. Saudi diversification from oil is a fantasy. The culture is medieval from the POV of the rest
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3y ago
Can you elaborate on what you by them running three incompatible fleets?
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3y ago
To me the interesting bit is that an even a VR executive a decade plus into working in the field doesn’t find this device compelling enough to own it. I get that the thesis is that this version is the devkit etc, but viable consumer product
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3y ago
No, the majority of US voters didn’t know of this effort until a few days ago. Support is currently polling in the low 30’s https://www.wsj.com/politics/policy/tiktok-bill-ban-house-vo...
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3y ago
> Exactly what their opponents were afraid they had the power to do. They notified their users that their elected representatives were fast tracking a bill targeted at the service they were using. Negotiated in secret because those repre
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3y ago
The thread is discussing Blue Sky getting critical mass (ie casual users), my claim is that for this the algo and client choices are neutral to mildly negative value. Take that away you’re really back to “just Twitter” with fewer features a
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3y ago
Choice is only good if the options are differentiated and easy to understand. A bunch of algo and client options sound good for someone who is already a committed user, but for a new user it just complicated the onboarding experience. Not t
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3y ago
Altman is already gone, if they fired him without a good reason they are already toast
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3y ago
Uber has multiple moats: The mutually supporting networks of drivers and riders, as well as the regulatory overhead of establishing operations throughout their many markets. OpenAI is an API you put text into and get text out of. As soon as
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OpenAI’s biggest issue is that it has no moat. The product is a simple interface to a powerful model, and it seems likely that any lead they have in the power of the model can be quickly overcome should they decrease R&D. The model is e
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There is no such thing as “once the code has been written”. A passion project is great until the passionate project flounder moves on, then it’s unmaintainable junk.
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The current behavior shows results for hurricane katrina, with a reasonably prominent link to search hurricane karina. Given (I’m assuming) is empirical evidence that the former was the intent a huge majority of the time, what’s unreasonabl
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Claire Boucher, better known as Grimes and Elon Musk’s ex wife. Some friends of mine built canoes to paddle down the Mississippi River that summer, and encountered these two. My friends said they were in way over their head on the river and
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He’s an extremely prolific producer. I happened to watch The Other Two and Detroiters the other day, both produced by him. Tim Robinson from Detroiters went on to make I Think You Should Leave
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The point isnt that 8 years is a reasonable lifespan for a generic car, rather that getting 8 years out of a car with early stage, novel tech is not so bad
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They would need the warm body to explain the cold hard math anyways
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The cost of the lockdowns was more than a missed party or two. And the point of the study quoted above is that jurisdictions that did not implement lockdowns did not experience increased mortality
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