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11mo ago
One successful ride on one route is not dispositive
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11mo ago
Unless Waymo has started offering vaporware, Tesla is not the competition.
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11mo ago
> administrative readiness in the form of things like a law enforcement interaction plan
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11mo ago
I calculated how much I spend on food, shopping at Lidl in the EU in a mid range expensive country, and I pay about 3 euros per day. That's about the same as $3.40, but for 4 full meals (one of those is smaller than the others) Admitte
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11mo ago
Actually thats what English majors study, things like Chaucer and many become expert in reading it. Writing it isn't hard from there, it just won't be as funny or good as Chaucer.
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11mo ago
By "some countries" you mean United States, Liberia, and Myanmar
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11mo ago
> Isn't AGI around the corner? There isn't even a concrete definition of intelligence, let alone AGI, so no it's not. That's just mindless hype at this point.
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11mo ago
Without so many foreign drivers it would be even more dangerous.
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11mo ago
So having an LLM enable the planning and execution of a murder is ok? Are the makers of the LLM accessories to the crime?
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11mo ago
And your cure for this is mindless trolling?
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1y ago
> As an European, I'm kinda pissed we don't retaliate the duties. "Someone is trying to shoot me so I'll shoot myself in the foot in retaliation" Sometimes, doing nothing is the best move. Doing something self d
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1y ago
> EU is ending de minimus in 2026 It's not ending it but adding a fixed tarriff fee (about 2 euros I think) for low value shipments. Sucks either way though.
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1y ago
> You will find that the passion wins Lets hope so, otherwise we're all fucked.
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1y ago
Your second sentence contradicts your first.
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1y ago
That's not true, the 'brute force' part is searching for a shortcut that works.
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1y ago
Enshitiffication is the user experience. The passive, impassive, drooling hordes don't even notice.
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1y ago
I think being in a pitched battle with YT is kind of fun, if you enjoy that sort of challenge, and winning to boot. I mean YT has perfect knowledge of its adversary's moves and a huge staff and they're still losing. It must at lea
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1y ago
So always carry a dead phone with you when flying Ryanair.
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1y ago
Just use Bypass Paywalls Clean. Paying for a subscription is up to you.
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1y ago
You can when it's caused by a virus.
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1y ago
Its so they can collect a fee of 50 euros or pounds off you when your phone battery is flat or the app otherwise doesn't work.
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1y ago
Action is awesome. Shopping there you quickly realize that almost everyone (except Action) is selling junk from China that they bought for pennies at huge markups.
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1y ago
> 6 GW of AMD’s chips Rule no of scam flavored hype: make up impressive sounding units that are opaque and meaningless
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1y ago
In the future AI bots which are a near perfect facsimile of yourself will indeed call, and an AI facsimile of your mother will answer, and once the appropriate security protocols are exchanged, you'll get through. God help anyone not a
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1y ago
> Americans want a strong leader. It is understandable. Is it? It seems incredibly stupid to me. It's putting 'strength', or intensity and effectiveness of action, above whether the action is a good idea or even makes sens
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1y ago
> cannot appear in the left-hand side of an expression Do you mean assignment?
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1y ago
Huh? These people own their own equipment after 30 months and are then not reliant on usually corrupt and/or incompetent government. They're not exactly rent seeking. Being self reliant is indeed "very punk".
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1y ago
> influential It's certainly a cautionary tale
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1y ago
It's near the middle of Musk's pile of vaporware.
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1y ago
"He gave the federal government organizational cancer, but he left now so he's not to blame" Americans will be living with Musk's legacy for decades.
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