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by kart23 2y ago
> This is how we’ve managed security on our social networks – our more robust AI systems identify and stop threats from less sophisticated actors who often use smaller scale AI systems. Ok, first of all, has this really worked? AI modera
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by kart23 2y ago
You can also query the database pretty easily here if the site isn't loading: https://cdan.dot.gov/query
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by kart23 2y ago
can you call an uber/lyft?
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by kart23 2y ago
Why aren't more regular cars made of carbon fiber? Especially with EVs needing to be as efficient as possible. The BMW i3 had a carbon fiber frame and was still reasonably priced back in 2013, yet no other normal cars seem to have went
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by kart23 2y ago
trains have air brakes connecting all the cars... theres no delay.
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by kart23 2y ago
160 hp seems a little disappointing considering the original merlin-powered variant had 1,490 hp. i realize this thing is a lot lighter, but would’ve been really cool to see a turboprop or more power.
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by kart23 2y ago
> propensity of the vehicle to catch fire, as well as the defective design of the door latch system entrapping him in the vehicle sounds like theres something that tesla would not like being in news headlines if the case went to trial.
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by kart23 2y ago
I really doubt its because of chicken tax, probably more due to the various regulations and standards for cars that we have in the US: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Motor_Vehicle_Safety_S... The champ looks lik
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by kart23 3y ago
If they don't police 'misinfo', they're accused of helping russia manipulate the election and helping trump get elected. If they do, they get accused of censoring speech and aiding the CIA/FBI. These peoples argumen
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by kart23 3y ago
AI still can't drive reliably. AI isn't sure if something is correct or not. AI still doesn't really understand anything. You could replace AI with computers in your sentence and it would probably be a very real worry that pe
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by kart23 3y ago
smelling like weird crypto hype all over again. I don't think anyone could seriously claim gpt-4 is 30x better than gpt-4.
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by kart23 3y ago
waymo really isnt that confident. No way the avg human driver would be as hesitant as this. https://youtu.be/Y6GxDr0L-64?t=1589 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kN0MLclnWa0 https://youtu.be/X
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by kart23 3y ago
why do couch cushions sag so much? Is there a certain type of cushion that holds up better or something we can do? So many couches just look horrible because the cushions have lost all their shape after a year.
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by kart23 3y ago
actually according to the CDC Washington D.C. has a lower obesity rate than Colorado, but they do overlap with error bars. And D.C. is basically at sea level. https://www.cdc.gov/obesity/data/prevalence-maps.html
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by kart23 3y ago
it’s pretty irresponsible and probably illegal to do that, it’s dangerous because now you’re impeding the first cars ability to see oncoming traffic or turn timely, as well as making it harder to see possible pedestrians crossing. waymo can
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by kart23 3y ago
here you see two waymos turning right, and the one behind actually turns right from the left lane before the first car proceeds. neither were using indicators either. honestly you’d have to be an incredibly selfish human to pull this off.
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by kart23 3y ago
facebook and instagram still have insane amounts of bots and spam.
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by kart23 3y ago
what do you mean given how many people cycle, are you not allowed to ride on the street with cars? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DiJUV3Av-W8 This guy is doing around 40kmh on a ride through the city. granted he's an
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by kart23 3y ago
are bikes limited to 30 km/h also?
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by kart23 3y ago
Hmmm... People probably said the same exact thing about taxi drivers and really anyone who drives for a living when waymo demo'd self driving cars 10 years ago.
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by kart23 3y ago
Theres lots of super thin digital cameras, an inch thin or less (coolpix, cybershot, etc). An iphone, which has a better screen, more capability and cpu power than a camera is extremely thin, what 'cooling gap'? Are you saying tha
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by kart23 3y ago
The sony lens is so big because its a lot faster. Sony also makes a pretty compact 35mm F2.8 lens comparable to what you could fit on a point and shoot. The elements definitely do 'fit together'. https://electronics.son
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by kart23 3y ago
“bad resolution”??? 35mm film can deliver 87 MP, more than any ff digital camera i know. https://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/film-resolution.htm#:~:text... .
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by kart23 3y ago
it’s never made sense to me that there’s still not a single compact full frame camera. there are plenty of 35mm film cameras that you can literally slip in a pocket and still have pretty good lenses, what’s stopping a compact full frame cam
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by kart23 3y ago
okay apple, take your wallpaper photos on iphone also.
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by kart23 3y ago
how many people does that 12 miles of subway move vs self driving cars? I would think surely an order of magnitude as well.
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by kart23 3y ago
lol it’s his own car… he can do whatever he likes with his property. what would ferrari sue for? it’s not copyright infringement like this case.
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by kart23 3y ago
like what parts... I doubt epa cares about your suspension or non-emission related parts.
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by kart23 3y ago
It would probably be pretty awesome at navigating roads too. I remember citibiking in nyc and basically having to memorize directions and street names, or constantly pull out my phone and figure out where i'm going. Having audio throug
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by kart23 3y ago
I mean, this is obviously where its going, but the tech isn't there yet without seriously compromising on some axis (looks, size/weight, etc) I think its a great way to get people used to the paradigm of smart glasses and further

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