maxlin

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by maxlin 1y ago
Quite rich for you to accuse others of being rude. My comparison is apt, borne of your own behavior.
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by maxlin 1y ago
There's plenty of visualizations of their intermediary voxel representation. Hardly worse than any LIDAR for the task but without all the downsides of LIDAR.
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by maxlin 1y ago
No? Public roads are fine. They've been fine for as long as they've existed. So the right option is to just make tech that works with them, and works like cars and roads have always been interacted with. By turning vision in to wh
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by maxlin 1y ago
I've seen it stop in front of squirrels. Your simplification is simply untrue. If you think "it is not at all safe" you should probably not go outside with your caution level. FSD miles are ~11x safer than human drivers mind
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by maxlin 1y ago
Pretty much. Has the air of the oil&gas funded "journalist" piece where he ran circles in a parking lot then wrote about it suddenly running out of battery, and was disproven by logs lol
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by maxlin 1y ago
Their engineers, who obviously are on the bleeding edge, going out of their way to avoid sensor fusion issues says something quite different. I could believe "Straightforward" could maybe apply for something many tiers below in co
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by maxlin 1y ago
Human bicameral driven cars are unreliable too, but FSD is more reliable. And more reliable, with way more data than any competing technologies. Using vision for driving is something that has worked for as long as cars have existed. Trying
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by maxlin 1y ago
You're immediately proven untrue: https://x.com/Tesla/status/1793561959734051273?referrer=grok... And the links don't even touch on things that are comparable lol. Waymo might keep all the data themselve
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by maxlin 1y ago
Your argument is ridiculous. Might as well attribute all accidents with any Tesla close in vicinity to FSD then? The data is collected in all of these incidents, and most people have seen the clips of FSD avoiding otherwise potentially leth
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by maxlin 1y ago
With that logic might as well do away with all defensive armies because they've "killed so many people". Firefighters too. FYI. FSD is safer than human drivers on large datasets. Accidents cause deaths of thousands every year
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by maxlin 1y ago
This article will age so badly lol. Tesla's architecture is the only one of the robotaxi providers which actually _can_ scale. Not being dependent on exact HD maps, having the same standard as humans do "if you can see enough to d
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by maxlin 1y ago
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by maxlin 1y ago
I can easily say they are obsolete. The same way old tech is obsolete. Sure, given a catastrophe, eventually maybe we'll be driving around in easier-to-fix old cars and such, and making communications with whatever simpler analog metho
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by maxlin 1y ago
That's like saying vacuum tubes are only one option in the radio market. The quality of connection is so much better, and as you can get a starlink mini with a 50GB plan for very little money, its already in the zone that just one work
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by maxlin 1y ago
Removing and having something exist with the whatever amount of visibility it is able to earn with its quality are entirely different.
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by maxlin 1y ago
Not necessary. They could just keep almost everything as-is with normal credit card processors, but for adult stuff, just use the same kind of processors other adult sites use. Those have a lot worse rates from what I hear, but still way mo
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by maxlin 1y ago
The geostationary satellite example, while interesting, is kinda obsolete in the age of Starlink
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by maxlin 1y ago
Seconded. Regards: Game dev who cares about conservation and doesn't like chilling effects.
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by maxlin 1y ago
The act of trying to make that 2% appear like "minimal, dismissable" is almost a mass psychosis in the AI world at times it seems like. A few comparisons: >Pressing the button: $1 >Knowing which button to press: $9,999 Those
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by maxlin 1y ago
A lot of comparison graphs. No comparison to competitors. Hmm.
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by maxlin 1y ago
Oh so its even more arbitrary for you. Figures. Did it ever come to your mind that throwing around terms like candy actually makes you a defender of the things they cover, like fascism, as you contribute the concepts themselves indistinguis
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by maxlin 1y ago
You think he likes the death threats against himself on his platform? Trying to call Musk as somehow lacking in his allowance of free speech is the dumbest thing ever. Thanks to him the Overton window is way more open now, even if he has to
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by maxlin 1y ago
Phrases like "volatile conspiracy theories" and putting "free speech" in quotes. Is this what we've come to?
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by maxlin 1y ago
Permanent NDA's? Oof. It's like their plan is to just try to force the lid down till they reach ASI or something lol
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by maxlin 1y ago
Oh yeah making people afraid of upholding the law and trying to avoid whole unlawful areas being established is a good thing? Why don't you move to Somalia. Good people will respect the most basic laws of a country to uphold a humane s
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by maxlin 1y ago
If you call everyone respecting the basic laws of a country a fascist, you're just a criminal in denial
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by maxlin 1y ago
What a ridiculous assertion for just wanting the law to be followed. There's no inhumane treatment, especially for people respecting the basics of the laws of a country, and if you're in one illegally, you're the definition o
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by maxlin 1y ago
That kind of slippery slope is so silly it could be as well applied to IRS.
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by maxlin 1y ago
Anonymized, maybe. But the risk of crazies deanonymizing them for doing their appreciable job is still there so probably not best to store those centrally anywhere, if they're even meaningfully collected.
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by maxlin 1y ago
Those are rookie numbers, got to pump them up!

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