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by philipov 3y ago
Like bridges and skyscrapers?
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by philipov 3y ago
What does AIA stand for? Is that short for "AI Assisted Chip Design" or something else?
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by philipov 3y ago
It's because rather than understanding that waste is eliminated through decades of practice optimizing a single process, Musk thinks it's eliminated by getting rid of stupid people who prioritize useless things like safety. It&#x2
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by philipov 3y ago
Please, don't stop being mad. We need people to stay mad about this!
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by philipov 3y ago
Banning Teslas sounds like a good idea. Maybe the US should consider leading on that one.
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by philipov 3y ago
> As a base for researching the idea, Wikipedia seems like a decent data source. If your goal is to generate a wiki article, you can't assume one already exists. That's begging the question. If you could just search wikipedia f
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by philipov 3y ago
But if you say "API's are better when they're not annoying" it doesn't sound nearly as witty.
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by philipov 3y ago
However, when you're 5 miles away from the surface of a black hole, you would be inside the sun, so the shape will be different. We are not comparing equal distances from the center of mass, but equal distances from the surface; which
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by philipov 3y ago
It's a real Nier: Automata vibe. The machines all chant "Become As God" as they try to sacrifice you.
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by philipov 3y ago
It might be tautological, but it also happens to be correct! The Pareto rule applies: A beginner progressing to intermediate might quickly iron out the biggest blunders and by the time they're advanced get 80% there, but mastering that
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by philipov 3y ago
When you invest in monopoly money where the main feature is eliminating institutional protections, don't be surprised that institutions refuse to protect the value you pretend it has. The US government has no obligation to recognize BT
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by philipov 3y ago
They're already investigating the OpenAI affair. The question is whether they'll be able to do anything about it.
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by philipov 3y ago
Is this named after the Dragonball character?
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by philipov 3y ago
The caption for every image is cut off so you can't read it...
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by philipov 3y ago
North Africa, which starts above the Atlas Mountains that mark the northern border of the Sahara, has traditionally been one of the world's big grain producers. Very good farmland there, because the region benefits from the rain that t
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by philipov 3y ago
yet.
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by philipov 3y ago
extreme coffee consumption is used to self-medicate ADHD symptoms as well.
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by philipov 3y ago
> and sites that are loaded with spyware and whatnot Not actually different from using the streaming services, who sell info on you as a side gig.
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by philipov 3y ago
Yes, distribution is a service, and providing good service adds value that people are willing to pay for.
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by philipov 3y ago
Because they love making movies, and can find other ways to get people to pay them for their labor rather than for copies of the movie. This is already happening today.
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by philipov 3y ago
The money's not on the table if people can and will leave. That's the point of competition. Piracy is entirely in the spirit of free market capitalism: the equilibrium price of a good with infinite supply is 0.
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by philipov 3y ago
You started to say what the optimal Price per GB is, but then only gave a GB. I don't understand what you're trying to say.
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by philipov 3y ago
I think you forgot the "Price" part of "Price per GB"
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by philipov 3y ago
Because price caps cause shortages? Subsidies are just a scheme to funnel taxes to landlords: bad idea. If you want to avoid using price caps, then you gotta flood the supply with cheep housing to crater the market instead. I think landowne
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by philipov 3y ago
> That said, I don't know if neuralink is doing something really important or is too fast-and-loose. When I was young, I thought the concept of neural interfaces was fascinating, and couldn't wait until it would become availa
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by philipov 3y ago
As well as thick padding that the cybertruck lacks, and rounded edges instead of angled corners.
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by philipov 3y ago
Good thing, too. Have you seen the video of how the cybertruck lacks basic safety to avoid chopping off your finger when closing the hood? Other automatic doors will detect if an object is in the way, but the cybertruck will keep closing, a
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by philipov 3y ago
> The Panama Canal has two paths. Only one can be used for container ships. I believe both Panamax and Neopanamax lanes can be used by most container ships. The Neopanamax lane can accommodate the biggest new container ships in addit
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by philipov 3y ago
There's a difference between wanting to do something, and not wanting to not have done something.
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by philipov 3y ago
Those other planes aren't experiencing active safety disruption events at the moment, so no. We might not ultimately know whose fault it is, but we know which planes are faulty. 737 MAX has a history of problems, and I'm shocked

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