qarl

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541.
by qarl 3y ago
No clear coat. > To prevent damage to the exterior, immediately remove corrosive substances (such as grease, oil, bird droppings, tree resin, dead insects, tar spots, road salt, industrial fallout, etc.). Do not wait until Cybertruck is
542.
by qarl 3y ago
Someone else's info on the issue.
543.
by qarl 3y ago
I just love the idea that in our system of justice you're more likely to be determined "correct" if you're attractive. It's perfectly dystopian. Justice is blind? LOL!
544.
by qarl 3y ago
Why yes, sir, I'd love to insert some new genetically engineered species into my body that has never been tested on humans. That sounds like a brilliant idea. Just tell me how much money I should give you.
545.
by qarl 3y ago
> The original patent holder shelved it because they were unwilling or financially unable to meet the FDA's testing requirements. So no human trials to confirm efficacy or side effects. (There was excellent efficacy and no short or
546.
by qarl 3y ago
Sounds like you want a trade school.
547.
by qarl 3y ago
Maybe they could switch to 4chan for a more reasonable environment.
548.
by qarl 3y ago
It is a bit odd that he announced the date for the announcement. Maybe the announcement will announce a later date for the second announcement.
549.
by qarl 3y ago
And... you continue to discuss it. I'm going to stop now. You have quite effectively proven the opposite of your position.
550.
by qarl 3y ago
LOL. You continue to discuss it.
551.
by qarl 3y ago
Eh - I'm not really interested in rehashing this old argument. I'm just trying to point out the flaw in Searle's plane analogy.
552.
by qarl 3y ago
So this whole thread is based on the premise that the OP was using the formal definition of "discuss" rather than the informal one? Which is almost certainly not true? Ya'll must be super fun at parties.
553.
by qarl 3y ago
Right. This is Searle's "a simulated plane won't get you to Japan" argument. That's true. But a simulated calculator is perfectly effective for doing your taxes.
554.
by qarl 3y ago
You're discussing it.
555.
by qarl 3y ago
Dune part 1 in 3D blew my mind. IMHO.
556.
by qarl 3y ago
LOL. You're definitely in denial. You have no idea what I do but here you are telling me all about it. That's very rational behavior. We can destroy the world in multiple ways, we continue to develop more, and many people are j
557.
by qarl 3y ago
Weird how strongly some HN commenters feel that this story must be bullshit.
558.
by qarl 3y ago
Hm. I don't see the poster claiming that MM cherry picked their data. Can you quote me the relevant section that makes that claim?
559.
by qarl 3y ago
Hm. As far as I'm aware, we did not have the technology to destroy the world back in WW2 or the Great Depression. Today, we have several avenues to destroy the entire world, including one that is merely incidental. And we continue to
560.
by qarl 3y ago
Who said "if you set up perfect conditions"? Why are you trolling me?
561.
by qarl 3y ago
I didn't cherry-pick my dictionary; I just used plain old Google. "damage the reputation of (someone) by false accusations; slander."
562.
by qarl 3y ago
Here's a radical idea: Rather than blame it on the latest kid obsession (in my day it was the TV) maybe look at the world they are growing-up in. Maybe they're depressed because the world is burning down.
563.
by qarl 3y ago
If you check the dictionary, the definition of "smear" requires that the accusations must be false.
564.
by qarl 3y ago
OK? Does that contradict what I said?
565.
by qarl 3y ago
Your legal team is holding the door open for the day they decide to start tracking. They probably won't tell you that, tho.
566.
by qarl 3y ago
I asked ChatGPT to consider your point: Understandably, concerns about the quality of LLM-generated content are valid. However, it's crucial to recognize that academic research goes through rigorous processes before publication, includ
567.
by qarl 3y ago
Even worse, I've seen evidence that many researchers will use a calculator rather than work out the math for themselves.
568.
by qarl 3y ago
Well.. except it's not theft.
569.
by qarl 3y ago
Well... many people on the internet will tell you, with an entirely straight face, that taxes are theft. So. That's how they think about it.
570.
by qarl 3y ago
HEH. You should read the article. The sentence immediately after the one I quote says: > If you represent a business and you need a fleet, you can talk directly with Tesla’s fleet unit.

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