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by natch 1y ago
It’s pretty good for current happenings! But I never said it’s the only thing I rely on. Tesla doesn’t enter into it (?? where did that come from ??) although having Grok onboard is nice.
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by natch 1y ago
You dying and/or killing and maiming others also has costs though. You present it as a one sided thing. The keyboard you typed your message had a cost, yet apparently that was worthwhile so that all of us could contemplate your points.
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by natch 1y ago
Great post. I think also in life your opening line can be generalized to: It has been my experience that people .. are lying to themselves.
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by natch 1y ago
People who would buy such data don’t care about getting it for every individual. They’re perfectly happy if they can get it for merely 99.999% of people, and that they can do with cellphone app data. So they don’t need car data. My car make
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by natch 1y ago
Yes the reason Grok is the go to is that it has live data from X conversations so it’s very good for finding answers backed by threads on brand new topics. In the old days we would search twitter for “sirens Potrero hill” and find users tal
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by natch 1y ago
>no accounts, no logins, no servers to trust. >The uuid points to the encrypted stash on the server No servers… “on the server.” hmmm, I must be missing something.
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by natch 1y ago
Humans also use em dashes — like that. My browser for one automatically creates them on HN if you correctly type a space, two hyphens then another space. Maybe the dude just has good grammar.
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by natch 1y ago
Why is the pricing so well hidden? I had to ask Grok. Google would not show even the overview page unless I click-to-agree to all their terms and conditions. OK found a good page for the plans here… ymmv if you're not logged in: https
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by natch 1y ago
What does Firefox give you, I mean what are the benefits? Some extensions that only work in Firefox, I guess? This is the only annoyance I'm aware of but it's real.
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by natch 1y ago
Yes it's arbitrary. But it's not a limit of 500 tabs, it's 500 per tab group.
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by natch 1y ago
Median latency 21ms over the last 15 minutes, Starlink.
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by natch 1y ago
Early Elon talks about spreading consciousness to Mars. Later he changed the wording and started talking about sending humans to Mars by the millions. I think the plan all along has been that these “humans” will be human successor humans, i
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by natch 1y ago
I wish you could allow some concept of rollover of credits, even if only fractional, for cases where someone has to be away for a few days and the clock is ticking with no usage.
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by natch 1y ago
Perhaps you should acquaint yourself with Venn diagrams. The area of overlap between the two concepts is called having something to hide. You can quibble with the word "hide" but it came from the original post, and it serves just
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by natch 1y ago
This trope of "I have nothing to hide" is really tired. People, it's fine to have things to hide. You can write a blog post and admit you have things to hide. Everyone has things to hide. For one thing, you can care about h
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by natch 1y ago
*technically
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by natch 1y ago
A world can be built on this. So many things are broken privacy-wise because we have to overshare our PII. SSNs for example.
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by natch 1y ago
ArchOS MP3 player. Jukebox. Back before the big companies (Creative) discovered the concept. https://www.amazon.com/Archos-Jukebox-6000-Player-Drive/dp/B...
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by natch 1y ago
My maps widget randomly took me to some BS Apple movie scene location with a bunch of movie branding right in the maps UI. There was nothing nearby about it. It was like two continents away from me.
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by natch 1y ago
and in the maps widget
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by natch 1y ago
I would take these “first hand experiences” with a grain of salt when the commenter is unaware of some basic facts.
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by natch 1y ago
You may have experienced Mad Max mode, but now with continued software updates it’s gotten a lot smoother and is called “Hurry” mode. There is also Chill mode which would presumably be the default for a Robotaxi.
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by natch 1y ago
Who says there is one single current approach? I think the current epoch is more like a Cambrian explosion style array of approaches, which will probably last only a few months before being covered over by the next layers of AI impact eject
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by natch 1y ago
tldr: author is a bad prompter. Good prompting takes real and ongoing work, thought, foresight, attention, and fastidious communication.
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by natch 1y ago
Tesla took the hit for the transportation industry, working their asses off and pioneering the costly ramp up to mass production of EVs, so the subsidies are the government compensating them for having not taken the easy path that the legac
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by natch 1y ago
Sometimes it’s PEBCAK. You have to push back on bad code and it will do better. Also not specifying the model used is a red flag.
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by natch 1y ago
Tesla blatantly makes their cars and even most of their components themselves in America… gosh, such a blatant crime that they escape a tariff on goods made in other countries. The actual root cause of all this is a climate change guilt com
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by natch 1y ago
Those people will buy and own exactly what they deserve.
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by natch 1y ago
Somehow benefits someone who builds stuff in America. What a travesty.
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by natch 1y ago
I don’t know how people get these ideas. Teslas do not need any app for charging. I mean sure, they do have an app, but no need to even have the app on the phone or with you to charge. No need for a phone or a credit card or a code or a pas

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