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6mo ago
It's not only the lock-in, as the document says, its about limiting the downtime. Sailboats have the similar issue: When are are in the middle of the pacific and get an egine problem, you want the engine to be low tech enough to be abl
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6mo ago
pointers?
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6mo ago
Genuine question, how do you know that without a 10K? Have the filed any document that shows their finances?
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6mo ago
How would GPG help? GPG is as safe as your private key is. If someone gets "hacks you" and gets access to your private key, it's over
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7mo ago
What do you achieve by trying to distort reality? 2024 total deliveries: 1,789,226 2025 total deliveries: 1,636,129 That 8% decline YOY Sources: https://ir.tesla.com/press-release/tesla-fourth-quarter-2024... https:&#
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7mo ago
Not because of AI or Iran war. It’s because we, in the US, voted for it to disappear.
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7mo ago
> can also be found on AliExpress for a third of the price, both of them sold by FWHZHW Am I a conspiracy theorist to believe that Amazon is behind Trump’s decision to end the de minimis?
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8mo ago
I think Clawdbot is amazing, but my only issue is how it burns through my AI budget. Even when using a "cheap" model like Gemini 2.5 flash, it easily burns $10-$20 a day
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8mo ago
Huh? Are you sure you don't mean Moltbook? OpenClaw is the actual agent software
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8mo ago
In my experience OpenClaw is a glimpse of the future. For my use case however it’s too expensive to run with good models and too clunky with average models
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8mo ago
My anecdote: My wife had to literally have two drinks before here first Waymo ride. Now she doesn't want to use anything else other that Waymo when we can't drive ourselves, and totally agree with her Having said that, Uber was am
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8mo ago
I don’t know if I will forget it, but it’s enough to keep me away from considering using it
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8mo ago
I would change the name of the project. Why would I want to run something that keeps remind me of that guy
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8mo ago
> other approaches, which use sensors like LIDAR as a crutch for their more rudimentary software. Do me a favor and take Musk and get on a plane with just a bunch of cameras instead of sevsors like radar, airspeed sensor, altimeter, GPS,
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8mo ago
Federal agents taking photos of your face while you are minding your own business, to upload them and compare them against a database of “citizens” is quite a privacy concern in my books
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8mo ago
> The abuse of both systems has harmed Americans—and to some extent the long-term health of the tech industry and the academy Can you please explain how it has harmed Americans and tech industry and the “academy”
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8mo ago
Is your complaint that you cannot afford to live in a place where intelligent, well educated people are getting payed insane amount of money? And are you implying that the solution is to stop those highly desirable people from coming in bec
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8mo ago
> What problem are you hoping to fix by doing this? He/she is saying the quiet part out loud. It was never about illegal immigration. Illegal immigration is just the start. The underlying theme is xenophobia, racism and bigotry.
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8mo ago
You know they don't take your liquids at the destination airport, right?
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8mo ago
Is “the left” in the room with us right now?
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8mo ago
When people, or communities, or companies, show you their true colors, believe them. Watch out for all those flocking in to explain how this is different…
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8mo ago
Aaaand… it’s gone
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8mo ago
It is really disheartening and sad to see this community burying its head in the sand and ignoring what’s happening to our country
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9mo ago
This presidency reminds me a lot this speech from Knives Out: Onion Ring: “ If you want to shake things up, you start with something small. You break a norm or an idea or a convention, some little business model, but you go with things that
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9mo ago
If I were on the Nobel Prize committee, I’d feel deeply ashamed seeing the prize reduced to a kind of political currency. It’s meant to recognize extraordinary contributions to humanity, not to be leveraged as a gesture or bargaining chip i
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9mo ago
Fascistic is the word you are looking for
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9mo ago
Couldn’t have put it better myself. Some more ideas: DIY you car service and wash DIY house improvements and fixes Cook. Make bread Fix old electronics/appliances
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9mo ago
This is embarrassing and doesn’t belong in HN
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9mo ago
The problem is not STT or feeding the baby. All his emails lack capitalization. E.g: https://gist.github.com/NPoole/d9aab9dfa2a18f4141039f7ce3505...
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9mo ago
> Verizon acknowledged the issue: > https://xcancel.com/VerizonNews/status/2011500483072954495 Looking at the replies some of the people who are more worried about the outage seem to be the OF models Not ju
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