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by m463 1mo ago
This was not my experience. I had an older one one with keyfob, and only needed a website login. But a newer car, everything had to go through the app and complete milestones and other nonsense.
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by m463 1mo ago
Isn't the US in a perpetual state of emergency? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_national_emergencies_i...
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by m463 1mo ago
Person: "I have a tesla roadster that can fly." Bugatti CEO: "that's not a supercar."
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by m463 1mo ago
maybe Azure Linux? :)
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by m463 1mo ago
Can't buy a tesla without the app. Worse, to sell a tesla, you are the person saying "ok, install the app, then I can transfer ownership to you, conveniently!" and this is getting normalized with other car manufacturers. (and
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by m463 1mo ago
I noticed that. I could have sworn I got one with a credit card, but can't refill it. Maybe you can refill it with cash? Or did I have to buy it with cash? and when you leave everything expires.
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by m463 1mo ago
your credit card bills are super heavily data mined. I think what they're doing is fine.
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by m463 1mo ago
> By this point, I had joined exe.dev. that's the moment I thought... is this all an advertisement?
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by m463 1mo ago
> My family keeps sending me screenshots of AI generated arguments against building new data centers. obviously from chinese models running a campaign to keep the US from pulling away.
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by m463 1mo ago
I wonder if there will be an updated xkcd for ai. Like... don't need standards, just explain to an ai what the target hardware is and it will output binary bits that match.
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by m463 1mo ago
I wonder if 3-d printing will extend this... There are some weird things you can make nowadays. EDIT: now I find stuff like "walking table" and I wonder if that kind of thing predates 3d printing.
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by m463 1mo ago
> that humans did without for centuries. I think building design/thermal mass and population density/location has changed quite a bit over the centuries.
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by m463 1mo ago
In america, the luxuries become necessities. In soviet russia, the necessities become luxuries!
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by m463 1mo ago
lol, more like a warped version of this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Politician%27s_syllogism or, more probably I have used a fallacy to analogize the wrong fallacy :)
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by m463 1mo ago
Also, it has 4 legs, so it must be a cat.
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by m463 1mo ago
I think people who don't understand our amazing food supply should read about the contributions and opinions of Norman Borlaug: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norman_Borlaug
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by m463 1mo ago
apart from GPUs, what about memory?
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by m463 1mo ago
I've wondered about that. Recently I have read fiction where someone discovers a spaceship/artifact/portal/alien/mcguffin/etc and then they... get the mcguffin, get more stuff, get the girl, win. The plot is
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by m463 1mo ago
I drove one as a loaner. It is big. No dashboard. square steering wheel without turn signals or gear stalk. The rear-view mirror doesn't see out unless you lower the cover in the back. The side mirrors are strangely shaped and small
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by m463 1mo ago
seems to be: https://nolanhergert.github.io/notes_old/0media/physics/noni...
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by m463 1mo ago
Wonder how the cybertruck sales would have gone if tesla had done that. (250,000 pre-orders, vs now ~5000 sales/quarter)
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by m463 1mo ago
I thought it was funny years ago when apple would report the power in watts of some systems like the mac mini. But for the mac pro, they would say something very obscure . "100-120V AC or 200-240V AC (wide-range power supply input vol
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by m463 1mo ago
I was in awe of her books for kids program. Simple, direct philanthropy that helps any/all kids: https://imaginationlibrary.com/
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by m463 1mo ago
to be honest, apple did this when it launched apple music. It did all kinds of things like hiding your music library, merging your music with apple's music, all kinds of nonsense. You used to be able to put your music on your phone eas
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by m463 2mo ago
All those old movies with ridiculous plots now seem credible. Like when Kirk convinces the infallible computer it is wrong, causing it to shut itself down.
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Slovakia Finds Russian Backdoor in Traffic Speed Cameras(tomshardware.com)
5 points by m463 2mo ago|1 comments
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by m463 2mo ago
it's also annoying to accidentally activate a turn signal (or horn before they moved that). Then it is hard to cancel it, because you have to determine which one is pressed, and unpress it. choose the wrong one and you are back to ca
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by m463 2mo ago
You can install aftermarket stalks. They're actually quite good now, and are available for 3/Y, S/X. (don't know about truck) Some early models used adhesive (SEXY brand?), skip those. In the end, I think tesla is just
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by m463 2mo ago
couldn't the bill and melinda gates foundation (if still called that) help with this?
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by m463 2mo ago
Sometimes I wonder if too much looking behind the curtain might affect you. Like seeing how the restaurant prepares your food. Or seeing that much of apple's look and feel is rounded corners.

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