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by jocaal 2y ago
In the video, trump urges people to go out and vote, in which case telling them "just this time" and "you won't have to do it anymore, 4 more years, it will be fixed, it will be fine" When I watched the video, I saw
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by jocaal 2y ago
> Trump arrests the electors? These types of speculative remarks insinuating trump is a dictatorial nazi is very lazy. If you disagree with his policies, debate the policies.
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by jocaal 2y ago
The thing is, battery manufacturing and general automotive manufacturing skills are orthogonal to each other. There is very little skill overlap. I guess they have been doing it longer than tesla, tesla even outsourced the general automotiv
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by jocaal 2y ago
BYD is not a very experienced company. According to [0], they produced 455,073 vehicles in 2019 and 4,304,073 in 2024. This growth rate is quite unheard of in the automotive industry and I would expect serious quality compromises to achieve
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50% Plugin Vehicle Market Share in China – February 2025 Sales Report(cleantechnica.com)
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by jocaal 2y ago
I just want to add. Many people believe that Musk's involvement in politics what is hurting the share price, but the reality is that the company itself is in a tough spot. Tesla has long struggled with build quality issues and competit
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Nvidia to spend billions on US supply chain, says chief(ft.com)
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Tesla backer says Musk must reduce Trump work, as 46,000 Cybertrucks recalled(theguardian.com)
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Apple Loses Top Court Fight Over German Antitrust Crackdown(bloomberg.com)
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Cheap Chinese Cars Are Taking over Roads from Brazil to South Africa(bloomberg.com)
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by jocaal 2y ago
They are super profitable because of the naivety of their customers and for that you can't blame the companies themselves.
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by jocaal 2y ago
I didn't say the products are trash because of who is at the helm of the companies. They are just bad compared to alternatives. Period.
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by jocaal 2y ago
None of the people you mentioned's companies sell products your life depends on. If you don't like them, don't use or buy their products. I'm of the opinion that AWS, facebook and tesla cars are genuine trash. I don&#x27
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by jocaal 2y ago
People often prefer to see those who are similar to them in a positive light, since that’s their primary frame of reference. Some struggle to grasp that someone with a completely different perspective or set of social skills can have someth
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by jocaal 2y ago
The second link I posted contains n flow from splats to meshes
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by jocaal 2y ago
Recently, a lot of development in this area has been in gaussian splatting and from what I have seen, the new methods are super effective. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaussian_splatting https://www.youtube
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by jocaal 2y ago
It's been a while since I read this article, but I remembered the title and it seems to imply that it is relevant https://www.bitsaboutmoney.com/archive/optimal-amount-of-fra...
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by jocaal 2y ago
Imagine the insurance...
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by jocaal 2y ago
Yeah, when I listen to the videos my mother is watching on Facebook, 90% of the content is narrated by a bot. I'd imagine AI content is also super popular on TikTok. Folks on HN should keep in mind they are not representative of the av
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by jocaal 2y ago
Norm Mcdonald also has a horrible joke about it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3LMSflEN54
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by jocaal 2y ago
The thing is, this payment from Google is billions in pure profit. If it were to stop, it would have a serious impact on Apple's valuation. Shareholders would want management to do anything they can to keep that cash flow coming.
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by jocaal 2y ago
The free version of chatgpt is better than your 70b LLM, whats the point?
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by jocaal 2y ago
The performance-per-watt isn’t necessarily the best. These scores are achieved when boosted and allowed to draw significantly more power. Apple CPUs may seem efficient because, most of the time, computers don’t require peak performance. Mod
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by jocaal 2y ago
Since Qualcomm is using these custom cores to launch into the pc market and directly competing with x86
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by jocaal 2y ago
Microsoft is slowly being squeezed from both sides of the market. Chromebooks have silently become wildly popular on the low end. The only advantage I see windows have is corporate and gaming. But valve is slowly chopping away at the gaming
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by jocaal 2y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qV4_mLw2BGM&t=270 TLDW Apple has slow response times. Not all parts are available. Parts are super expensive. Liability with heavy NDA's.
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by jocaal 2y ago
This would be a valid response if first party parts were easily available to be bought directly from manufacturers.
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by jocaal 2y ago
No one is reaching peak performance on these AI accelerators. Its just stupid marketing.
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by jocaal 2y ago
Do you mind expanding on the meaning of blackpilled. I am struggling to make sense of your comment without that context. Google brings up stuff to do with misogyny.
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by jocaal 2y ago
My intro economics course taught there are 4: land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurship. > Neither is more important than the other. I would say capital is a more important factor than labor, because the tax responsibilities for earning

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