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>This is so obvious, you can only shake your head in disbelief the current state of affairs ever was allowed to be. But a lot of the disbelief and dismay people have is based on them imagining, with horror, things that are not actually t
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3y ago
No buttons, lol. This is a common misunderstanding. Teslas have just the right number of buttons, and that number is not zero.
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3y ago
I usually adjust the climate five minutes before getting to my car.
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3y ago
For others reading, most Teslas have traditional stalks still; the yoke issues mentioned are in Model S, Model X, and Cybertruck. And maybe less of an issue in Cybertruck with steer by wire.
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3y ago
I guess this only affects you if want to signal after you’re already in a turn?
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3y ago
Thanks for the feedback.
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3y ago
I was involved in two fender benders. In both of them the other driver was at fault. In both of them the other drivers asked me to settle without insurance and said they would lie to the insurance company if I chose to go that route. One wa
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3y ago
In 2003 a home security camera was crappy, low resolution, poorly connected if at all, hard to install, expensive, and rare. I can’t quite put my finger on what has changed since then. Although to be fair most of them are still pretty bad a
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3y ago
Maybe the app needs some more updates. They claim in the app “the card has been added to your wallet” and nope, it’s not there.
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3y ago
No loss of face. Some regulators perceive a problem and have proposed (and mandated) some measures to alleviate their perceived problem. These measures will come in the form of a software update, something that is totally business as usual
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3y ago
Like a bug fix, except without the bug.
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3y ago
Confronted with evidence that nowhere supports the claims. We really are in bizarro world here, rife with sloppy thinking and fuzzy smears. Certainly Elon shoots off his mouth and has underestimated timelines, but the specific claims being
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3y ago
This debunks some of the false narrative: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P8bkqqvoGpc You may criticize him for taking a side. On the other hand, I prefer that to someone who just pretends to be even handed. For the record,
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3y ago
You are correct, in addition to those who decided to abandon their land, there are others who were expelled because their side started a war they lost, in which Israel captured vast amounts of territory, and expelled people on the losing si
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3y ago
Some great answers on here. My vote is on they are stuck in their legacy businesses, but we could consider another possibility. Let's imagine they do have an ensemble model that is essentially a cluster of, just picking random numbers,
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3y ago
Their ancestors lost their homes when they needlessly started, and then lost, a war against people who owned land outright and others who moved onto the land only after the UN divided it and gave a vast proportion of it to Jordan, and part
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3y ago
Thanks, good context. "Distrust all in whom the impulse to punish is powerful" posted there in the picture on Wikipedia in support of him. And yet he supports Hamas actions. Fascinating cognitive dissonance.
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3y ago
Ignorant question: Why are we interested in training models much smaller than GPT-4? For academic reasons? I understand training in specific domains but isn’t that covered by fine tuning, with much less compute?
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3y ago
Access to the laptop also violates the privacy of all his friends and contacts. Odd that he doesn’t make any mention of this.
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3y ago
It's not just about our lifetimes. Some people have children who would prefer that if they are to inherit a house, they will inherit one that will not be submerged or subject to the hurricane swell lottery when they leave it to their c
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3y ago
It may be a little complex to talk about but the product you speak of is essentially a technology preview (the beta) wrapped together with a future functionality the buyer is prepaying for. By paying, they get access to the preview now, and
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3y ago
Their spam filter literally marks email sent by Google corporate, email the user asked for and subscribed to, as phishing. And they can’t understand that I already said “skip” to their offer of TV shows on YouTube. Many times. And as someon
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3y ago
>Because the manufacturer of a self-driving product Hold on right there. There is no self-driving product in the picture or in the conversation. Other than one in your imagination maybe. It is a beta which is not yet self driving. >sh
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How do you propose any self driving system reach perfection without ever having a beta testing period? And why not give drivers responsibility for maintaining safety? Shouldn’t they try to be safe, and carry responsibility when they are ful
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3y ago
How it works is the driver is responsible for maintaining safety at all times. We are talking about the beta here. So it is 100% the driver. When the non-beta exists, then we can talk about that, but we aren't there yet.
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3y ago
It’s not the only way to charge; you could instead charge a Tesla at non-Tesla stations where you swipe a card. But for the Tesla way, why is it anti user? It’s not like they are monetizing your location data. Sure they could in theory but
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3y ago
True, and maybe I went a little far. The ones that quickly get unreadable are invariably pretty dismal. Sometimes it’s just morbid curiosity about what they said.
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3y ago
Haha ok. My car doesn’t have my credit card info and never has, but to be fair it is in an associated account, so your point still applies.
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3y ago
I’m not inside your head so I don’t know if you would agree, but I would love to see this say content that is deemed undesirable as opposed to just straight “undesirable.” My problem with gray text is a bit different: Since the dumbness o
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3y ago
tesla.com, five minutes and you have a car on the way.
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