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by leesec 7y ago
Lol. Lived comfortable on 52k a year near Detroit. Was definitely near a bunch of desirable stuff. 68k you'd be low key ballin' Yes you do need a car.
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by leesec 7y ago
?? Dan Gilbert owns around 100 buildings near down town Detroit.
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by leesec 7y ago
There's alot of opportunity there but it's not this easy. -- someone who owns and is currently renovating property in Detroit.
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by leesec 7y ago
Should try driving a Tesla, they handle amazingly.
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by leesec 7y ago
As I saw in a tweet earlier, "there are no experts in self driving, just people who have failed for different lengths of time". Also he's saying they're going to have to dump it because it's the wrong approach.
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by leesec 7y ago
Yeah this is cool but more like "Whale accidentally surfaces with mouth open where sea lion happens to be" Humpback whale throats are about the size of a grapefruit and they eat mostly krill.
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by leesec 7y ago
That's just one LIDAR, count how many are on their vans. (I think 5)
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by leesec 7y ago
You are giving big OEM's way too much credit, imo, haha. What you suggested would take at least a year for them to setup at all, let alone work the bugs and making it useful.
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by leesec 7y ago
Tesla has hundreds of thousands driving and growing rapidly?
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by leesec 7y ago
Yes I would agree Waymo owns the narrative and a lot of it is based on their disengagement stats. I wouldn't say those tell the whole story. They are also completely different approaches, i.e. Waymo using LIDAR and Tesla relying on cam
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by leesec 7y ago
The contentious part is that Waymo doesn't have a product yet. It's easy to imagine something is better when you can't actually use it. In truth there are only 3 self driving products that I know of available today. Tesla&#x2
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by leesec 7y ago
yeah but they made only 53k ish vehicles in q2 2018, so your stat is weird. and theyre about to bring online another factory (q1 2020).
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by leesec 7y ago
Which company is in the lead is a very contentious topic it seems. This one specific feature doesn't seem to push it one way or the other. But IMO Tesla has the best approach and has a huge lead on the data collection pipeline. No othe
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by leesec 7y ago
This is a known feature unveiled, I believe, on Tesla's autonomy day. It just means they're able to test Autopilot on cars even if they aren't running autopilot.
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by leesec 7y ago
>OpenAI is not actually building AGI. Maybe it hopes that the things it is working on could be the path to an eventual AGI. OpenAI knows this, as does Microsoft. Yes they are? They are making breakthroughs/incremental advances that
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by leesec 7y ago
I believe they are claiming that things are "AI" or "Impossible for AI" until AI actually does them, in which case, the goalposts get moved. See: DeepBlue, AlphaGo, GPT-2.
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by leesec 7y ago
All these things are literally on the AI horizon.
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by leesec 7y ago
This is a nice troll but yeah the Performance Model 3 is literally a supercar for 55k~. I have the slow one and it's Very Performant, so much so that I rarely get a chance to use the speed.
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by leesec 7y ago
Would you rather tech companies not be trying to help law enforcement or our military, and just leave them to their own devices? I have my answer, but I don't think it's nearly this black and white. Palantir probably does a lot of
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by leesec 7y ago
So you're wondering why people use something that just works over something that took you (assumedly someone technical) 3 months to get all the kinks out? How long do you think it would take a non technical team or company to get it up
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by leesec 7y ago
This reads so much like the infamous dropbox comment.
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by leesec 7y ago
Don't listen to this guy. If you want to do 45 minutes on elliptical good for you. Some exercise > No exercise.
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by leesec 7y ago
Lol yes Amazon was definitely not a thriving company before AWS, good point.
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by leesec 7y ago
Well that makes sense. It's crazy hot in Michigan too.
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by leesec 7y ago
You'll be fine. Have faith.
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by leesec 7y ago
Yeah this the best option IMO as a college dropout who went back. -Pay by the term not credit hour (3750~ for 6 months!) AND test out as much as you want With this combination you could realistically have a Bachelors within a year. I'v
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by leesec 7y ago
But it's the best Radiohead album!
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by leesec 7y ago
>You can't lecture other countries about freedom while supporting this regime. Or generally doing any number of the malicious and horrendous things we do here in the U.S.
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by leesec 7y ago
>And yet, native Seattleites will still accuse me of ruining "their" city. When? Do they come up to you and point fingers and blame you? Are they your friends or just strangers? Why do you care what they think at all?
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by leesec 7y ago
The fact that the only mentioned benefit of being married that you decided to name was "real food" is a giant red flag to me, lol. Sounds like you're not interested in your second wife just a vessel who can provide you things

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