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by natch 4y ago
So instead you bought a car from a company run by people who are afraid to ever travel to the United States because they know they may be subject to personal prosecution for Dieselgate, which they so far evaded. I mean I agree he’s super ob
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by natch 4y ago
1) Swan Bitcoin, pretty simple, not an exchange, aimed at HODLers, easy and semi automated regular transfer to self custody, refrains from all involvement with shitcoins, promotes education about bitcoin. 2) yes
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by natch 4y ago
My understanding is that Tesla upgrades do stick with the car. Not that they help the resale price much but at least the value does pass on.
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by natch 4y ago
Low range means fewer batteries cells (or pouches) means less parallelization means slower charge speeds. However this is probably not a huge issue since the use case for a short range car like this is charge at home at night, and use it on
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by natch 4y ago
>We never thought our startup would be threatened by the unreliability of a company like Microsoft Had you never heard about (and this is unfortunately not a joke) Microsoft’s music service they once had, shut down after a few short year
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by natch 4y ago
I'm not comparing with the others because I don't have experience with them, but https://invoke-ai.github.io/InvokeAI/ is great, with an easy install and active development.
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by natch 4y ago
Nice, will be interesting to see.
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by natch 4y ago
> greatly improves the quality of the generated images compared to earlier V1 releases That’s great!
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by natch 4y ago
You’re making the common mistake of thinking that because you don’t see any good reasons, there are no good reasons. One good reason is that the moon is a relatively close jumping off point for other operations and missions to other destina
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by natch 4y ago
Or, he/Apple was busted gathering private identifiers in stark contrast to their public claims, and decided it was a good time to withdraw. I mean, literally the same day: https://twitter.com/mysk_co/status/15
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by natch 4y ago
Thanks for the added context. That makes it pretty clear the title here is indeed flamebait.
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by natch 4y ago
I don't see any contradiction since all he said was "potentially." We don't even have the full quote. The Signal protocol is also a thing, outside of Signal. For instance, WhatsApp uses it. It's highly possible some
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by natch 4y ago
>infinite chain of future progeny is a losing game. There's no need to take it to infinite extremes. There are always plenty of values in the slider between short-medium-long term to choose from to find meaning in life… whatever flo
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by natch 4y ago
Usually if there was actual guilty behavior, someone involved would shrink away quietly. Have any high-up Apple people, for instance, disabled their Twitter accounts since this was first revealed on Twitter? No.
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by natch 4y ago
Do you allow your browser to save inputs such as email addresses you put into forms? If yes, maybe you could find where the browser stores this info and check the email address. As just one data point, I can confirm that they do send a conf
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by natch 4y ago
Some companies that don’t have much to offer (no supercharger network, no in-car connectivity, etc.) are adding skin deep gimmicks to their EVs. I suspect that’s the most fitting category for this.
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by natch 4y ago
I’d guess it’s due to the nature of the unrelenting violent opposition they face. Necessity is the mother of invention. And to be fair (making both sides equally pissed off here), from the Palestinian perspective, the violent opposition is
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by natch 4y ago
> _has_ to go through them Strong wording for something that is not true. You can bypass them by getting a Tesla.
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by natch 4y ago
100% right for 10 minutes on an iPhone (zooming in as needed). Other giveaways I haven’t seen mentioned in the discussion: vague earrings (fake). Coherent details in glasses reflections (real). If second person in picture has good details,
920.
by natch 4y ago
You literally started your comment with "honestly"… Just say what you have to say, indeed.
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by natch 4y ago
Are you asking if Apple and Facebook have benefits? Of course they do. Just not an equivalent package of so many amped-up ego-stroking elements, no. Those two are more of a walled garden and a fiefdom, respectively, where everyone is put in
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by natch 4y ago
I’m not sure. Could it be the stock riches? The near exclusive Ivy League hiring initially at least? The jars of candy everywhere and the onsite massages? Charlie Ayers as your chef (at least for a while)? Access to the inside track on news
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by natch 4y ago
My theory is that Googlers feel extra special and entitled and it makes them lazy. And products just languish as a result. The theory isn’t anything deep, but it seems to fit the facts.
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by natch 4y ago
It smells bad.
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by natch 4y ago
Makeup, gross. Good riddance. Also just in: it looks like this is fake news from a legacy media site.
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by natch 4y ago
Asked and answered. WIV was one.
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by natch 4y ago
It seems to me research centers outside of China are used to recruit willing experts from other companies whose knowledge of proprietary information can then be unethically harvested and absorbed by Huawei.
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by natch 4y ago
> but there are also many which appear surprisingly creative and original ftfy I don’t claim there is no creativity in China. But to claim that everything that looks new to you is therefore original goes too far.
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by natch 4y ago
Licensed Soviet technology? Copycatted is more likely from what I’ve seen having lived in China.
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by natch 4y ago
In the US there is government support in the sense that companies can compete for and win government contracts, fwiw. But I get what you’re saying. We are lucky to have the right conditions overall for entrepreneurial efforts to have a chan

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