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by natch 3y ago
Not exactly. It was offered to everyone from the beginning and they all decided to spurn it until they didn’t. They could have come on board earlier if they wanted to. Now Tesla has put in place the systems to collect payment from people wi
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by natch 3y ago
It seems likely you already have things straight yourself, but for others who happen to be reading, NACS is not a mess; the mess is the fact that manufacturers other than Tesla neglected to adopt it for many years and stuck with a horrific
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by natch 3y ago
To elaborate, a 220 wall outlet will serve you just fine if you have a mobile charging cable that plugs into it. These will sometimes come with your car, or can be easily bought. An expensive one will run about US $200 but again you might a
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by natch 3y ago
> Always sun in your eyes Never once yet in four years and 90,000 miles. But I’m in another car with a glass roof, not a Lucid. Can’t speak to those, just can say that not all glass roofs are bad.
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by natch 3y ago
“seems” pointless yes. But they increase headroom by at least an inch if not 3-4 inches. For those who like that. YMMV.
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by natch 3y ago
You don’t need to install a charger at home.
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by natch 3y ago
The trend to impose PC restrictions is disturbing. I was surprised (and dismayed at my own surprise) that gender was not on the list.
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by natch 3y ago
As I said I don't see spam on the site (other than these deep leaf node posts surfaceable only by pinpoint targeted searches which is not normal usage) so I think it's gotten a lot better. You so far haven't convinced me that
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by natch 3y ago
As the other poster pointed out, the signup was years ago for some of them so it’s unfair to blame current management for that. I would encourage you to report any bots you notice though. And as Elon said they will make mistakes. As we all
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by natch 3y ago
Thanks. > how similar this document is to Wikipedia So that’s a measure of how similar it is to the background vector of all (language in focus) Wikipedia data?
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by natch 3y ago
Can someone explain to me like a noob how this ("this" being the data hosting and download access) works? Am I understanding correctly that they are releasing code for filtering common crawl data that is out there, and the result
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by natch 3y ago
Did you even try clicking on the account in the first post? Account suspended. I don’t see how you think this is wrong.
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by natch 3y ago
Seems that Elon has fixed the problem. One of your links is months old, the other years old.
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by natch 3y ago
I’m afraid I don’t believe you. Here is a link to someone doing what you say should immediately attract ten bots: https://x.com/xtlufa/status/1710110358088917405?s=46&t=mWO9f... As you can see, zero bots have
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by natch 3y ago
Huh? Please share a link, curious what you are talking about.
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by natch 3y ago
That hasn't been my experience at all.
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by natch 3y ago
No.
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by natch 3y ago
Don’t worry, Mercedes will also put the legal weight on you by disabling the system well in advance of any potentially risky segments of road. So their promise is essentially PR fakery. Don’t fall for it.
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by natch 3y ago
Except that system turns itself off on the slightest hair trigger if it gets any inkling that another car might be present within ten miles.
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by natch 3y ago
You definitely do have a say in whether to make things and what to make. I’ve made some copyable things for reasons other than money. Bullets on a resume, scratch own itch, fun, learning, etc. One has to accept that copyable things will be
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by natch 3y ago
A feature of mere perceived usefulness. Not to be confused with an actual useful feature.
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by natch 3y ago
Interesting. I don’t know enough to judge the veracity of this, but it will lead me to learn more, so thanks. And geology is fascinating, so that’s another reason to learn more.
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by natch 3y ago
No idea, it seems to cook things pretty evenly, but if I'm say pre-cooking potatoes for 6 minutes before frying them, I do manually turn every couple minutes to be sure. If you want a turntable this is not the one for you, but the ease
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by natch 3y ago
As far as I'm concerned there is only one microwave on the market worth buying. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B074RCGYLB ONE dial. One. Zero buttons. Perfect. It does not have a turntable, but it's n
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by natch 3y ago
Ah right. Previous versions of the beta did not monitor the interior camera. Did they state what version they are claiming to be using?
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by natch 3y ago
Are they claiming that microbes and other life forms don't just harvest the carbon (directly or indirectly) putting it right back into the air?
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by natch 3y ago
I think “whatever” in your sentence is actually “have an infallibe human who knows all existent artistic styles tag it accurately with subject and style descriptions and then fine tune or train a model with it and then see if the model prom
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by natch 3y ago
Ever so slightly degraded perhaps in some cases but "blurry" is overstating it. And worth the trivial cost if such dumb-as-bricks techniques take hold. One could also submit each image to an image-to-image model with a blank promp
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by natch 3y ago
With a mere moment's thought, one thinks of the obvious way to defeat this: Simply rescale all images in a preprocessing step. Since this defeat is so easy, and so obvious, either the authors are daft, or they are brilliant and have th
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by natch 3y ago
Toward the future and whatever it holds, is the usual meaning of that phrase. I think their point might be that we need to figure out how we live in a future with AI in it. Trying to deny AI with tools like this is not going to work.

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