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by m463 9mo ago
yes, I talk to people and they have confidence in tesla. But then I mention that waymo is level 4 and tesla is level 2, and it doesn't make any difference. I don't know what a clear/direct way of explaining the difference wo
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by m463 9mo ago
I think many of us take it for granted. I wonder what the view on the ground was in the late 1930's and early 1940's. Or a more recent time. I think how mechanical engineers felt in silicon valley over the last 40 years as basica
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by m463 9mo ago
> And no one is harmed by this use of AI; no one's job is being taken what about: see cool app, decompile it, launch competing app. (repeat)
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by m463 9mo ago
people are taking actions based on its advice.
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by m463 9mo ago
I go to that website, it says "Blocked"
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by m463 9mo ago
"Olive Juice"
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by m463 9mo ago
I just madly click on "I Have This Problem Too"
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by m463 9mo ago
it is under "Keyboard" in settings. I turn off: auto-capitalization auto-correction smart punctuation
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by m463 9mo ago
but anyone who uses the keyboard knows the statements to be true. I have just switched to turning autocorrect off. The "select all" comment hit home. I frequently try to copy/paste text and it is maddening to try to locate &
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by m463 9mo ago
Why can't retailers BUY the property, in the same way as homeowners?
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by m463 9mo ago
> a car and nothing else sounds like slate: https://www.slate.auto/en
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by m463 9mo ago
You are not permanent either... your body cells regenerate and are replaced regularly. ship of theseus I kind of wonder if ecosystems might be a better analogy. although ecosystems can change and adapt, they can also die.
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by m463 9mo ago
> socks darn tough socks. I have these: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000XG34G8 your feet will be warm and dry, even when exercising, wet, etc. They work super hot summer and cold winter.
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by m463 9mo ago
I knew an actuary, and remember wondering "why do sports cars cost so much to insure?" Turns out that actuaries have very good data about which kinds of cars have more accidents, and cost more to insure. She said the only time th
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by m463 9mo ago
> Mount Baldy > 23 deaths on Mount Baldy between 2016 and 2025, compared with 64 deaths on Mount Everest during that same period.
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Electric Cars Are Making It Easier to Breathe, Study Finds(thedrive.com)
3 points by m463 9mo ago|0 comments
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by m463 9mo ago
> more invasive I think invasive might be close to the right word, but in a different context. Not invasive to the content, but invasive to your psyche. AI + personalization goes past dystopian into terrifiying.
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by m463 9mo ago
They used to call it the Personal Computer, and I think that name encompassed the "magic" I felt in the 80's. But computing is increasingly not-for-you. Your phone will do what apple allows you to do. Your online activity i
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by m463 9mo ago
> With something more descriptive like, "Escape from Shawshank" or just "Prison Break" people would have been more interested to see it. But maybe that would have killed the real market for people who wanted a deep su
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by m463 9mo ago
I would say a good number of those processes/cores are something you don't want running. And you can't turn them off unless you can modify the boot partition to disable the launch configs. sigh.
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by m463 9mo ago
So one thing I wonder about -- copyright. I remember lawsuits that said the products of AI can't be copyrighted. How does that affect projects?
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by m463 9mo ago
> getting Clang to build the linux kernel. wonder if clang source is part of its model :)
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by m463 9mo ago
> a ham-fisted approach to simplicity that ignores the end user. I think I agree. They have a broad selection of apps... that all end up being shallow. Every once in a while there are decent things hidden though - I like apple translate
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by m463 9mo ago
sort of reminds me of telling kids "You're smart!" vs "good work!" success for #1 is because of something innate, while for #2 is hard work. meanwhile failure for #1 has no clear path to success, but #2 is more effo
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by m463 9mo ago
I think it's just a war with two sides. Media fighting for funds, consumers fighting for respect. Both feel entitled to some degree.
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by m463 9mo ago
paywalled
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Musk Predicts SpaceX Will Launch More AI Compute / Year Than Everything on Earth(cheekypint.substack.com)
4 points by m463 9mo ago|1 comments
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NASA Will Let Its Astronauts Bring iPhones to the Moon(twitter.com)
11 points by m463 9mo ago|7 comments
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by m463 9mo ago
actually reminds me more of the "mechanics feel" part. Lots of pros use a hand screwdriver and they never strip heads/threads/etc
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by m463 9mo ago
That fat thing wouldn't fit on my 360k floppy!

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