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by rcpt 9mo ago
Now explain Tesla stock.
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by rcpt 9mo ago
Looking at the map one might conclude that big investors buying up single family homes is a recipe for affordable housing.
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by rcpt 9mo ago
Obviously the beef lobby is involved. They are masters of public opinion and extremely good at what they do.
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by rcpt 10mo ago
I haven't tried the latest models but for at least a year LLMs have been mostly able to generate openscad to match my descriptions. It's neat that I can tell the computer what I want in words and then have that object come out of
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by rcpt 10mo ago
Watching a modern LLM chat with this would be fun.
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by rcpt 10mo ago
Car crashes are a leading cause of death. We can save a lot of lives by getting drivers to follow the law.
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by rcpt 10mo ago
Getting ticketed for blowing through a red light isn't "authoritarianism"
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by rcpt 10mo ago
Can't wait to get out to these meetings and advocate for more speed cameras and red light cameras.
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by rcpt 10mo ago
It's probably to ensure people keep talking about "woke" which tends to be good for the right.
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by rcpt 10mo ago
That sounds like a stretch tbh
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by rcpt 10mo ago
Roads are very expensive. Those taxes are never high enough to pay for the roads.
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by rcpt 10mo ago
That's so unbelievably difficult it might as well be impossible. It's easier to teach cars to drive themselves than it is to build transit. Ridiculous I know.
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by rcpt 10mo ago
Braking dust is worse than tires, and EVs don't use brake pads nearly as much because they rely on regenerative braking.
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by rcpt 10mo ago
Probably not but, empirically, there are a lot of short tempered people who would.
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by rcpt 10mo ago
If the blame were solely on the user then we'd see similar rates of deaths from gun violence in the US vs. other countries. But we don't, because users are influenced by the UX
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by rcpt 10mo ago
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107.
by rcpt 10mo ago
Did you miss the part about me being remote for 5 years?
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by rcpt 10mo ago
I've been remote for 5 years at faang. It's ridiculous they haven't fired me yet. The productivity hit from remote work is huge. For self-contained coding exercises remote is fine. AI does all that now but I guess I still nee
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by rcpt 10mo ago
Thanks Michael Scott.
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by rcpt 10mo ago
I kind of hate being recorded. I get very concerned I'll say something incorrect and end up being overly cautious.
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by rcpt 11mo ago
If I'm reading correctly this "world cup" is just a rip off of that thread. Pretty lame of them not to cite it.
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by rcpt 11mo ago
All this and I still need to click on the cookie pop ups like they'll bring the cargo planes to the island.
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by rcpt 11mo ago
What data are cookies providing that browser fingerprinting can't? From what I can tell, we have to click all these pop ups for no reason at all.
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by rcpt 11mo ago
They followed them to school and told the teachers that someone called the police for escort. There's nothing illegal about this and nobody got in trouble but it still sucks.
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by rcpt 11mo ago
In Los Angeles we let our 8 year old walk half a mile to school and someone called the cops on us.
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by rcpt 11mo ago
It's real I took it myself when they launched. They've updated but there's no edit history
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by rcpt 11mo ago
If it's just the free market then why do we need to regulate single family zoning across the United States? And why can't the suburbs pay for their own infrastructure?
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by rcpt 11mo ago
The US would just ban them with some regulation like we do with most foreign competitors
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by rcpt 11mo ago
Censorship and bias are different problems. I can't see why running grok through this tool would change this kind of thing https://ibb.co/KTjL38R
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by rcpt 11mo ago
You listing the tame prompts. There's plenty of stuff in there the I can't think of any reason to like https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45948200

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