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by rnk 3y ago
You just ban Monero then. If something is a problem, and you want to ensure financial visibility then ban all transaction types that hide visiblity, like banning mixers. This is separate from whether it's a good idea or not.
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by rnk 3y ago
You should have pointed out that her view is self-serving. if you are a hostage negotiator (retired even or whatever), it's natural to argue that we will still negotiate with terrorists. Just like programmers argue about whether we&#x2
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by rnk 3y ago
The beginning was fun, then when it turns into a light diatribe against wokeness it became more wrong, less interesting. But I did like the part at the end that predicts that we won't stop enhancing AIs because some competitor company
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by rnk 3y ago
This is an excellent point. Rivian didn't have a "basic cruise control" without the following feature that adjusted speed, but they later added the basic/dumb cruise mode. Failure modes are definitely an afterthought for
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by rnk 3y ago
They seen to have highly optimized manufacturing over repair. Since tesla sells auto insurance for their cars, I wonder how that compares and handles repairability. I've had a few problems with my tesla that were fortunately not hard t
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by rnk 3y ago
There are two reasons to be disappointed, both because the articles were AI generated almost certainly (or lazy intern generated?) and because they were really paid advertisements and not identified as such. It's great that you gave th
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by rnk 3y ago
Wow, I never heard of that. There is an amazing discussion of how the astronauts didn't trust nasa. Plus the one guy not getting strapped in until they were pretty far down. They definitely thought they were goners. I wonder what they
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by rnk 3y ago
I'm doing this on a mac studio with 128gb too. I'm using llama.cpp.
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by rnk 3y ago
I hope I can finally put signal on my second phone with the same account.
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by rnk 3y ago
I disagree about worse service. I really love the ui on tesla and rivian. When I've had rental cars with carplay or aa it's been fine. The latter two mobile apps have also added more 3rd party streaming services. Tesla & rivia
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by rnk 3y ago
I can see they'd use a lot of power, but I'd guess the mileage is lower than you think. Anyway they need lots of batteries!
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by rnk 3y ago
100s of miles a day? Are these mowers going 20 miles an hour? That seems like a lot, 10 hours a day, driving on unleveled ground? Probably a lot smaller distance.
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by rnk 3y ago
Legacy auto gave up their UI to Google and Apple, they gave up a lot of value. Top tier new auto EV companies are going their own way, Tesla and Rivian have very high quality UIs. Tesla does a little better, rivian is catching up.
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by rnk 3y ago
Rivian is in good shape in terms of runway with a plan to reduce costs they have been successfully executing on.
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by rnk 3y ago
I see I misunderstood the question & context. The rivian delivery van is about 100 miles apparently, but that's only because the customer, amazon, gave them specs to meet. All they have to do is add more batteries to get more range
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by rnk 3y ago
Ha, I was going to post the same comment, mostly to make fun of my friend from Australia. ;-) I'd like to see a followup to this article in the current time - that considers what we could detect on nearby star systems. What can we see
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by rnk 3y ago
I love the great battery life and the lack of required connection on garmins. I had an apple but who wants that daily charge requirement.
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by rnk 3y ago
We'd have to maintain and run electric lines to every neighborhood in a city to make these kinds of vehicles work. That would be really expensive. Batteries are cheap and getting cheaper all the time, we just don't need this.
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by rnk 3y ago
They are steadily reducing their spending per vehicle each quarter, they published a production plan and cost reduction plan, they are exceeding it a little bit. They were the 5th biggest ev producer, ahead of multiple german companies. The
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by rnk 3y ago
No, the range is not 100 miles. Even 10,000 pound vehicles can go 300 miles these days, like a hummer.
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by rnk 3y ago
We already know from many other hurricanes during the last few years that there is usually scattershot electricity supplies. It takes longer to get more gas. It's surprisingly the case that we know from the last 10 years that EVs work
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by rnk 3y ago
Saying EVs don't work after emergencies because the power will be off ignores that places run out of gas too. Previous post hurricane situations lead to gas shortages, electricity seems to be more available in a scattered way, gas runs
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by rnk 3y ago
Yeah, everyone knows that these hourly workers get impossible schedules that have every moment allocated and they can't recover when something slows them down, speeding is one way to get there.
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by rnk 3y ago
Is there a conclusion that the taxi service kind of works and just needs to fix a few minor issues around the edges fixed to work in limited city use in many cities, or is it so far away it's not even close?
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by rnk 3y ago
There are other alternatives than use a herbicide that kills a certain number of people. The thing is that massive multi-billion dollar companies absolutely try to sabotage any consideration of the safety of their pesticides, because it&#x2
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by rnk 3y ago
With the immense success of the apple arm/silicon, is there a long term future of x86? I ask that facetiously of course, because intel makes extremely important and ubiquitous cpus used in so many market segments, takes in so much mone
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by rnk 3y ago
The people who said history is over basically retracted their claims. This stuff comes from the eternal human desire for money and power. Meta wants to attract kids and new users. We've always had vapid, attractive stars. There's
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by rnk 3y ago
The article suggests they really didn't make any ml based approach where they take in huge numbers of case mates to train a system, so I think it can't be used to say anything about that f that approach works.
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by rnk 3y ago
But did you look at the program code of it? Did you figure out that 8675309 opens it even if you didn't program it? That's what I have worried about on these kinds of devices.
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by rnk 3y ago
Can you explain what you are getting it with this comment? Somehow the plumber is doing real work and flexport has a bunch of lazy bums, or that would be beter than working at flexport financially?

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