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leesec
5y ago
So we shouldn't try because the scale?
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leesec
5y ago
You think taxi's and uber are like the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany?
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leesec
5y ago
You think Uber doesn't provide a good service to the world? You are in favor of Taxi/Medallion monopolies?
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leesec
5y ago
That sounds like a commercial acceptance bet rather than a technology one but yeah I would take the same bet. But I'd bet by 2031 driving a car will not be the peak of AI.
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leesec
5y ago
It's funny how super pro regulation people never consider the lives lost caused by slow regulation. If Tesla solves driving it will lead to tens of thousands of lives saved a year. Since 2015 there have been 20 deaths in 16 accidents r
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leesec
5y ago
Misclassification issues don't really matter in driving. Sometimes I mis-classify the things I see, all that matters is if I keep driving safely.
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leesec
5y ago
>I tried FSD on the $200/month plan and dropped it: It makes the car unsafe. To command a lane change you hold down the turn signal stalk. If you fail to hold it down long enough the car suddenly swerves back to the lane it was in.
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leesec
5y ago
There is nothing special about human intelligence. We will have smarter computers in our life time and I'm willing to place bets.
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leesec
5y ago
Even as a concept model this device only goes up to 15 miles/hr. Another example of Autonomous Vehicle vaporware.
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leesec
5y ago
It'll have too.
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leesec
5y ago
Tho no one is behind the wheel, do you still have people operating the car remotely when there are issues?
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leesec
5y ago
The funniest man ever. RIP
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leesec
5y ago
Well if you're basing your expectations of reality on SciFi books than I expect you will be dissapointed quite often.
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leesec
5y ago
Don't know why you're downvoted this is 100% accurate.
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leesec
5y ago
I meant 10 years ago people might have assumed if GM can't make the electric car work than Tesla can't either, and yet here we are.
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leesec
5y ago
Wow, 12 years in and they've spent about 6 billion and achieved a limited ridership Uber competitor in 2 fair weather cities. I'm sure the full solution they're pursuing is right around the corner though.
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leesec
5y ago
"If Google can't do it with its massive resources and sensors don't ever expect a Tesla to perform better than this." 10 years ago this might have read: "If General Motors can't do it with its massive resources
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leesec
5y ago
"A decade" is just a random guess by some guy online but fine, I guess I will just switch to buying a different car with FSD instead...
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leesec
5y ago
You're blowing things out if proportio lol. Teslas are extremely loved cars by their owners on average. I doubt they would be so highly rated if they had regular issues are you're suggesting.
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leesec
5y ago
This is a statement for the headlines, my brother in peak of the Afghanistan war was negotiating with Taliban everyday.
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leesec
5y ago
The Writing On The Wall
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leesec
5y ago
Someone tipped off this hacker on the blockchain to stop using USDT tokens because he was blacklisted, and the hacker tipped him back 47k lol
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leesec
5y ago
https://vitalik.ca/general/2020/11/06/pos2020.html >For certain kinds of 51% attacks (particularly, reverting finalized blocks), there is a built-in "slashing" mechanism in the proof of stak
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leesec
5y ago
Pretty baseless to assume where a variant is going to spread or why. It's not like every country other than USA would have 100% vaccine uptake either.
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leesec
5y ago
If you just click up or down the volume it also recognizes youre awake. I never shake my wheel
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leesec
5y ago
Yeah, then they could never ever ship like every other Lidar company
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leesec
5y ago
Karpathy's latest talk says they have 6000 tests cases(video clips) that each new version of the model has to predict the right answer on, for it to be released.
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leesec
5y ago
From the article: "Because the environment is multiplayer, we can examine the progression of agent behaviours while training on held-out social dilemmas, such as in a game of “chicken”. As training progresses, our agents appear to exhi
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leesec
5y ago
Says one guy. Sorry, there's lots of people who make a living writing software who don't know what an OS does. Gatekeeping helps nobody.
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leesec
5y ago
Sometimes I don't know where to start with people assuming outright that a social media platform is evil.
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