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That's such a silly take I can't know if you're even serious. Not that many important people block Elon, but even if they did, Elon could just ask the team to adjust his client / account accordingly especially if it does
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Elon actually did everything to keep X online in Brazil, even to the point of recommending people to use VPN's after the authoritarian-seeming regime in the country forcibly blocked it, and going as far as to bully SpaceX which is an e
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X actually has both. But I've seen people call places "cesspools" even if one from a thousand members is considered "undesirable". You probably should recalibrate your senses here, or you'll never find anythin
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2y ago
>appropriately crowing Well that's a subjective statement if there ever was. Steering in to polarizing and insulating people from actual honest public discourse isn't progress.
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2y ago
You can make alt accounts easily enough, there's no draconian "new internet" rules like forced SMS verification. I created a few for different reasons and haven't had trouble with them
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2y ago
About time. It was always the weirdest "block" considering you could just log out and see the posts, even giving the wrong image of the posts being publicly hidden because no other platform did that
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2y ago
Cybertruck vibes on how much of a takeoff this was. Engineers who get ideas like this sold to the upper management always have my props (as long as they don't compromise the product too much that is) EDIT: jumped the gun on this one an
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2y ago
This shows great grit and ownership. Props
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>Are you critiquing the writer's PR savvy -- that they should know that progressive references can both help and hurt them, due to political polarization? Yes. This is something that appears extremely defensive / conflict-seeki
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2y ago
Who starts an article, especially one questioning responsibility with the lines in the sort of "woman-owned, queer- and POC-driven ... " ?? It's impossible to try to remove the sense of entitlement one gets from this company
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2y ago
Whoever downvoted this deserves to be straight out banned. My linked source is from the same guy and is older!
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2y ago
Originally posted on X: https://twitter.com/tomaspueyo/status/1807380049605091537
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2y ago
It's been mentioned here earlier but considering you don't seem to really go outside you're the poster child for the stereotypical person anyone wouldn't ask for advice about the actual danger of falling hats in this con
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2y ago
Most parties serve alcoholic drinks. Alcohol is a common reason for sudden and early deaths. Do you go around saying that in every party you attend?
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2y ago
Your example about trains is actually incorrect, not just in that most trains are "basically" automated, but in that some (long-distance) have actually been for a long time. >Its going to be far easier for Waymo to take their e
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2y ago
"Trains have solved the problems FSD is struggling with. They deal with junctions with automated signposts, and have a well established architecture of also avoiding train-to-train-crashes." Your example just demonstrates my point
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2y ago
A train can also run entirely automated but it is as valid a competitor to FSD as anything you have mentioned because FSD is general and works like a human. Video to inputs
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2y ago
no screenshot of a visualization tool. Instant L
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2y ago
Been dealing with this a while, it's hard to be consistent as google doesn't give any way to do this automatically so at best you can schedule it to provide you downloads for 1 year every 2 month and then remember to download them
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2y ago
You're pretty much exactly 180 degrees in the wrong in that one. Due to the deep NN-based approach, FSD can react to the minutest of changes like seeing ahead of the car in front, or even hand signals by pedestrians to decide how to dr
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2y ago
You're comparing a warehouse to a train even talking about Waymo. FSD has no limit. Recently it has been tested around in Europe and Asia, and the existing tech basically "just works" because sensorily and thought-wise it
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2y ago
"near the bottom of the pack" Are you _trying_ to make people not take you seriously? No one has the kind of tech Tesla unveiled back at Autonomy day, which is still state of the art technology wise. 100w for that much NN compute
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2y ago
This article has the same feel as the old Tesla review by that journalist who was in bed with the oil/gas industry and Tesla provided logs of him driving around in a parking lot at 1% charge after he tried to slander Tesla that the rev
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2y ago
https://archive.is/FWnlT (yes it's an archive of an archive. But linked archive page is slow)
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This. Why use the the explicit term "from scratch" when it's not even closely true.
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Was instantly confused as this is already a name of a product (Coherent Gameface for making a game UI in HTMl5 for multiple engines). Seems this might well be useful, possibly even for normal people. But if I was suddenly full-body paralyze
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2y ago
That's just a visualization problem. No we don't need to get a 1mm accuracy voxel map from the whole of Ukraine to know what's going on there either. Random samples / "this repeated X times" etc would work fine
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What's the point in not showing the actual results? Is the expectation really to have a compiler handy just to browse the results
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Saw the dungeon one back then, but played it "through" now (level 12, supposed it doesn't end). Also played thru equinox. Nice. Tight packages both!
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2y ago
So a volumetric camera of sorts utilizing existing clear ice as a transparent rig and a datacenter on the south pole. Probably deserves more recognition than the rapper it they stole the name from lol
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