scottyah

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by scottyah 9mo ago
> post-truth world order monetizing enshittification and grift It's an opensource project made by a dev for himself, he just released it so others could play with it since it's a fun idea.
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by scottyah 9mo ago
At least on image generation, google and maybe others put a watermark in each image. Text would be hard, you can't even do the printer steganography or canary traps because all models and the checker would need to have some sort of com
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by scottyah 9mo ago
They do, until Feb 14th.
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by scottyah 9mo ago
I guess that may be technically correct, but that's really just a anti-elon reddit type comment you're parroting. There were like four people and him "buying it" was just investing way more money in than anyone else want
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by scottyah 9mo ago
I disagree, tunnels for transport of both people and goods, especially in high-density urban areas is the best way to go. Walking and biking is great for their distance, but cars and trucks are still needed for larger and heavier items. Usi
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by scottyah 9mo ago
It just has to come from people they care about. These days random people will try to shame you for so many things it's just overload.
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by scottyah 9mo ago
Yeah what are we comparing the airport to, home? Plenty of airports are amazing and beautiful.
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by scottyah 9mo ago
I find HRRR3 typically predicts better for my use cases, do you have more information on how Europe has always been #1 in weather forecast? I wonder about what the asian people have done too
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by scottyah 9mo ago
Probably because that was Deepmind, which has been located in Europe since before and after the google acquisition.
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by scottyah 9mo ago
Why would I show you arms of current robots doing something useful? You said "Bipedal robots are dumb" and that's all I talked about.
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by scottyah 9mo ago
Hah no, weak links are everywhere at all levels. The stories just don't generate revenue for news companies.
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by scottyah 9mo ago
Do you actually care why or is this just a rhetorical question so get hn karma?
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by scottyah 9mo ago
Bipedal robots are an easy drop-in replacement for humans. It just becomes a software problem for them to do any task we do- your tracks are fun until you want the robot to drive your car, walk around the side of the house, or even go up th
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by scottyah 9mo ago
maybe? Tesla is the biggest reason there are any electric vehicles on the road today, I haven't heard of anyone (knowledgeable) who has even hinted otherwise. I can understand not liking Elon, but trashing the companies he's forme
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by scottyah 9mo ago
Or, digging tunnels is a lot harder than expected and there have been no big technical leaps to change that. The idea is great, but only if the cost goes down and digging speed goes up by a lot. I assume you got a cut of the $23bn my state
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by scottyah 9mo ago
What do you base this on?
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by scottyah 9mo ago
He barely needs Tesla now, pretty much the only thing stopping electric cars from being ubiquitous are people in politics and media. The new mission statement is just to make everything for everyone, which I guess solves the people-on-earth
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by scottyah 9mo ago
To be fair, the fee is really 15%- 30% only comes into play only after you've made $1mm USD in the prior year.
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by scottyah 9mo ago
Seems like entertainers/influencers are doing the best.
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by scottyah 9mo ago
There's actually a mass acquisition game going on right now in this space. Companies want to use genAI, but don't necessarily want to hire people to run their own models in-house. It may not be obvious to startup-y employees, but
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by scottyah 9mo ago
Do you condone all actions made by all people claiming to be part of your party? We're all told that we must pick the "lesser evil", and if you truly believe that one particular issue is more important than the rest, is it no
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by scottyah 9mo ago
It's not though? The data shows less fatal accidents and less accidents overall. Waymo is definitely doing better so far, they have Level 4 autonomy already while Tesla is still on Level 2. https://www.tesla.com/fsd&#x2
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by scottyah 9mo ago
1. There's a CA lawsuit against the FSD name, Tesla has to fix it by Feb 14th (the last day FSD is being sold). I wonder if it'll just be a rebrand for the new service. https://www.dmv.ca.gov/portal/news-and-m
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by scottyah 9mo ago
This sounds like almost every other product I buy, except it's designed to eventually save a lot of lives? Imagine being mad that a kitchen knife has no liability for what you do with it, or a motorcycle.
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by scottyah 9mo ago
I can't imagine wanting to hire someone as an FTE who is unable to spend 4hrs working in a day.
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by scottyah 9mo ago
I think the job is to be one of the few that's better than LLMs.
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by scottyah 9mo ago
It was here on hn not too long ago, I think this one (but it appears to be down or deleted) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44356248
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by scottyah 9mo ago
It truly is, I recently read a great article about the coffee shops being run out of a room in people's homes- I would love to sell coffee out of my garage for a few hours before work.
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by scottyah 9mo ago
Bikes and cars can easily coexist on streets, and if the street is too big/busy I bet there's a parallel side road that is much better. If you are too lazy to walk to your nearest grocer, ride a bike. It is true that some sacrific
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by scottyah 9mo ago
Pickup trucks are great for suburbia and suburban projects, and they do not have 75mph highways. Perhaps you are talking about long-haul 18 wheeler type trucks? You also burn gasoline faster when going faster, since it all comes down to win

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