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by penjelly 2y ago
about time, I remember "it would be financially insane to buy anything other than a tesla" and "your tesla will make you 30k per year while you dont use it" and I idolized musk in those days so I ate it up... thankfully
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by penjelly 2y ago
in canada theyve gone full gimmick, the previously dollar menu, is now like 3$, they wont let you combo these items anymore either so youre forced to pay like 3-4$ more dollars for fries and 2$ for the drink if you combo it yourself. that a
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by penjelly 2y ago
notably he said this... "Dr. Rapaport continued to explain on the podcast that this method has one big drawback. It causes “some amount of brain damage when they’re inserted to the brain.” That, of course, is less than ideal. And Rapap
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by penjelly 2y ago
is there a paid expansion? I played it for like 2 days and felt like i ran out of depth immediately.
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by penjelly 2y ago
im from Ontario and see resident physicians regularly. The problem isnt that they dont have time to take notes.. its that they dont have time period. The first thing the supervisor doctor will say to me when theyre invited in is "i hav
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by penjelly 2y ago
that felt like a pump to me. Those shareholders are in deep, easier to pump a bad earnings up instead of pulling their entire tesla portfolio imo
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by penjelly 2y ago
This notion is ridiculous to me everytime I hear it. How can we objectively measure that its safer? It feels way too easy to miss an externality and just chalk that up to teslas mile per mile being safer on a technicality
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by penjelly 2y ago
saw a video the other day where plaid was used after 45k miles and i was 0.7 seconds slower than the advertised sale 0-60. If thats true, and it continues i imagine plaid drivers will be pissed
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by penjelly 2y ago
had they tried VR before at all? the wow factor isnt exclusive to the AVP
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by penjelly 2y ago
notable: meta has put an AI assistant in insta search bar recently
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by penjelly 2y ago
what might be an acceptable solution here? just curious
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by penjelly 2y ago
did you research before typing this? there were definitely third parties at launch https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2024/02/apple-announces-more-... Max and Disney were available day 1.
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by penjelly 2y ago
iphone sold 6.1m units in 2007 when it launched, there was initial skepticism but they never downgraded their manufacturing because demand was too low. In contrast Vision pro is expected to sell 450k units this year. https://medi
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by penjelly 2y ago
> On the one hand, we are saying the drugs are not harmful enough to criminalize i dont think thats it. one of the main arguments is that people will do the drugs anyway legal or no. But if they get/do them illegally they'll be
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by penjelly 2y ago
i dont think LLMs in their current state are anything like the human mind. They need the ability to have multiple thoughts ongoing, background thoughts, planning... right now LLMs are a little like snap responses answering questions, the ty
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by penjelly 2y ago
> Foundation LLMs are generative models trained to produce text similar to the text on which they were trained (or for the pedantic: minimize perplexity). They are not trained to output facts or truths or any other specific kind of text
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by penjelly 2y ago
its way more than an edge imo. You get bigger/stronger faster, regenerate faster, have more libido and energy. All of those affect ones motivation to workout
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by penjelly 2y ago
> you understand the language well enough to comprehend the meaning of sentences, I don't think having the text in front of you is adding much. Unless you just really struggle with listening comprehension. disagree. from what i expe
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by penjelly 3y ago
ive noticed you have to worship it like a religion these days, look at iphones versus android based phones. Adults literally ridicule eachother in public for having android. The future might be a lot like Foundation by Isaac Asimov where no
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by penjelly 3y ago
isnt this like that Rabbit product released earlier they called the LAM large action model?
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by penjelly 3y ago
that is because they run in a very different environment than an RC-size car in your living room would
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by penjelly 3y ago
which part? > Thus, Project Ghostbusters was born. It’s Meta’s in-house wiretapping tool to spy on data analytics from Snapchat starting in 2016, later used on YouTube and Amazon. This involved creating “kits” that can be installed on i
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by penjelly 3y ago
super interesting but seems risky
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by penjelly 3y ago
i disagree. Some of the new features are welcome imo. for ex: daylist and now searches can find songs by lyrics
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by penjelly 3y ago
not upload... but spotify allows you to hookup a folder of local music last i checked.
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by penjelly 3y ago
fermented foods/beverages are more acidic and therefore should aid with digestion. In ancient Mesopotamia they drank beer with most meals, what if that wasnt only because it was safer than water, but also aided you to digest the food
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by penjelly 3y ago
demod this. The ability to interrupt the language model is very cool, However, i notice, it failed to move onto the next slide often. It could never get to the final slide without explicit mention to go there, and when i got to the last sli
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by penjelly 3y ago
not legal, but yes theyll probably get sued for this.
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by penjelly 3y ago
most importantly, self driving is not done and in Elons own words its what makes the company worth billions or next to nothing. Just because Elon says hes an engineer doesnt mean its true.
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by penjelly 3y ago
they already do to a limited degree anyway https://youtu.be/d7eRafWqqRg?si=oqfvSj7qxerBiUFG

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