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Replaced by CEO of Twitch, one of the most censorship-happy places on the internet where one can build their career and cancel themselves with one word they can't edit out even if they didn't say it themselves. Damn. I hope Sam gu
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3y ago
To be honest that sounds like the easiest thing to do. I remember reading of a similar thing in some invention's book made in 1993 or so. They probably have a working version of it, mostly just need to release the damn truck, and figur
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3y ago
Using words like "remotely not the hard part" that is just not true man. There doesn't exist hardware that can do inference with even close to as low as the 100 watts Tesla uses. Also it is not just to drive FSD, it is to pro
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3y ago
EDIT: dumb typo, I meant "residential IP"
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3y ago
You're giving him a lot of credit turning a vague angry anti-tech tirade in to that. However, I tend to agree and say that it would be hopeless to try consider something with a bazillion influential moving parts and as volatile like hu
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3y ago
There's no strong authentication requirement. As long as you have an extra gmail account or similar or are able to create one that is not connected to your person, you should be able to create a reasonably anonymous twitter account. (N
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3y ago
Might be true lol. NIH (Not Invented Here) syndrome with the first part of "if it's not even invention, it's a worthless solution"
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3y ago
A gun is not a bomb. It is a reasonably precise tool. If the point is to puncture a wheel, and there is one guy at NASA who isn't bloody blind, I really don't see how this becomes less safe from the tire exploding anyway.
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3y ago
Lol no. It is actually MORE de facto than de jure. Don't spread misinformation. I've seen that dogshit line replayed so many times. He's an engineer above everything else https://www.reddit.com/r/SpaceXLo
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3y ago
Twitter has never been non-free. You just need to register. Premium is nice, but not that critical. I have one account with and one without, mostly just the 280 char limit annoys without premium but that's how twitter was before anyway
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3y ago
You are dumbfoundingly incorrect. Tesla is just so much ahead everyone else it is a bit ridiculous. I wouldn't wonder if many have already given up and are just waiting for Tesla to front the R&D then willing to license their tech.
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3y ago
Lol what. It's like you'd be trying to convince everyone Bing has been the leading search engine for the last 10 years. You don't even mention who would be ahead. Cruise, having to intervene every 5 minutes (literally, look i
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3y ago
Only if the world ends it won't. At that point Tesla will have licensed it to a ton of other manufacturers, possibly even reached a certified standard like they did with NACS so competition will be even more behind. Your kind of thinki
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3y ago
Yeah well it will before 10 years and increases the value of even current cars
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3y ago
Use Nitter, or, you know, just log in. I used a lurker account for like 6 years, nowadays I'm more active as the place is more interesting. Haven't faced almost any technical problems, maybe a persistent 500 error once, 1/100
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3y ago
How come? If the idea is to be capable of inspecting the tire, then puncturing it if it's deemed a time bomb, why wouldn't this do the same?
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3y ago
I have a single-file executable with the framework embedded, that I run on all of my computers, from desktops and laptops to cloud VMs to SBC's. -it's designed to be run once after which it auto-registers itself to always stay run
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3y ago
Lol. I want to have a reason to buy that. It's obviously been built to try to cover a lot of use cases, being capable of returning to charger remotely, working as a low-end camera plaform for temporary surveillance / notifications
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3y ago
God that second page. Some crazy tiling background that serves pretty much as a militarily camouflage pattern and hides that there is even a popup on top that you need to close or none of the links work Recommend checking it in an incognito
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3y ago
This is so cool. Wonder why they wouldn't just use telephoto lenses an some small caliber gun for this though
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3y ago
Are you on drugs? What the hell are you even trying to say? Something something if Elon instead worked in a charity we'd be better off just with no EV's, SpaceX, OpenAI etc... ? I'm downvoting you because you're wasting
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3y ago
Him shutting up does the same thing as you ignoring him, for you. Him shutting up is not fixable by those who actually want to hear him. TL;DR: No, you shut up and never say that extremely selfish and destructive thing again.
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3y ago
You're incorrect. I did not place any untrue claim about the content! -What is known is the survey thingy has been a blocker for Starship -The shark, and separately, whale, issues are things that are also relevant for Starship. But the
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I get what you're coming from. But. I think it is fair considering some of the most beloved provider / consumer relationships we have often end up in the situation that everyone wants the thing as fast as possible, and the produce
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3y ago
You might be right about the gamma ray burst. From what I understand, for a nuke war, it is still _possible_ it will take out everyone considering the nuclear winter it will cause. In my thinking a redundant colony is worth even saving us h
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Yes he has over-promised, but Tesla also has the most promising tech on this for many reasons. It seems more like the problem itself is turning out to just be harder to cover properly than foreseen originally. However, cars last long and Te
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3y ago
It's not my question but you still didn't bloody read it: > Deadlines don't count.
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I think the reasonable limit is when something sounds like that he argues it is possible "soon" instead of not being thought about. Like, I don't think we'll have AGI or gene-modified catgirls in 10 years but those dont
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3y ago
I don't get your point. Having a self-sustaining colony on Mars ready when suddenly the brother of the Chicxulub impactor appears on the radar and will hit in less time than it would require to create massive underground cave systems u
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I feel Starship is going to be one of those "hey we figured out how to get 4x more processing power out of a new chip" lynchpins after which a lot of things that were infeasible and tossed early in planning / ideation, sudden
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