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by scottyah 11mo ago
EV's almost never use brakes, and the weight difference isn't really that much. A base trim model 3 is less than 10% heavier than a base trim Camry. https://www.truecar.com/compare/tesla-model-3_standard-vs-to
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by scottyah 11mo ago
Put it on springs and bury it deep?
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by scottyah 11mo ago
I'd assume it was because Boom wanted more collaboration and offered less margins than the current customers of DoD super secret planes. Why work harder, longer hours on someone else's idea for less money?
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by scottyah 11mo ago
Maybe not the richest of people, but there's a significant amount of people who got their wealth due to their love/acceptance of risk. Climbing Everest is not cheap, is still very risky, and I presume it is more expensive than a c
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by scottyah 11mo ago
I think it'll be less like telegram lines- which were replaced fully for a major upgrade in functionality, and more like rail lines- which were standardized and ubiquitous, still hold some benefit but mainly only exist in areas people
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by scottyah 11mo ago
I just mean that in the way that this site is a town square, or all of the rfc's, in that anyone can (for free) see all of the discussions and participate. Just like a town square, not every comment has to be addressed or promoted equa
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by scottyah 11mo ago
I agree overall, but it is a lot different when each further thievery requires no additional work (since you're not streaming from them). It'd be more like paying someone each time you walk in your door, for the lifetime of the do
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by scottyah 11mo ago
I guess I got nerd sniped. I don't really enjoy replying to all the comments, but it is what I'm advocating for so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by scottyah 11mo ago
> Lying. Trolling. Bullshitting. Stonewalling. What do these have to do with open and transparent communication? > I don't need to talk to you or use your favored public platform for my published material to be open and transpare
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by scottyah 11mo ago
From what I saw, their page has a lot of writing and no data on successes. I think that sums it up. They sold out to Pride instead of Greed.
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by scottyah 11mo ago
it's the town square- it's not about the two people talking but for everyone reading what they said instead of controlling the narrative by only speaking to people you want in places you want. They don't even have to answer t
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by scottyah 11mo ago
How would it not be open and transparent on twitter? It's a site where everyone can see what they are talking about. It's only when they try to limit to whom and where they talk to people that they are not open and transparent.
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by scottyah 11mo ago
Talk openly and transparently with whomever is not aligning with their ideals. They used to call it discussion.
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by scottyah 11mo ago
Exactly, seems like the people on X are exactly the people whose minds they should be trying to change.
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by scottyah 11mo ago
That's a lot of words with not a lot of substance. I suppose their whole identity is announcing that they're superior to other people and branching off, while asking for money for what looks like mostly sending people to talk at e
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by scottyah 11mo ago
Use killercoda and get your CKA, I bet most of the confusion will be gone. I've basically started mandating it for newer folks on my team since it covers so many of the gaps that get created by people who try Just In Time learning on t
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by scottyah 11mo ago
Lawsuits are most of the money in LA. Juries love to think they're sticking it to the police, but it just comes from a different fund that extracts from a lot of other departments. The LA City Controller is making great attempts at out
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by scottyah 11mo ago
In what way would that be cheaper to operate? You'd just replace a pilot with a few pilots and a few teams of software engineers. Maybe fuel savings?
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by scottyah 11mo ago
I want to live, and think others do too- so Life must have some kind of Greater Meaning. Yet, almost everything else seems to prove the opposite based on how fragile life is, and how little things change when one is lost.
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by scottyah 1y ago
Claude, at least in my use in the last couple weeks, is loads better than any other LLMs at being able to take feedback and not focus on a method. They must have some anti-ADHD meds for it ;)
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by scottyah 1y ago
Well you're in luck! They have that feature and talk about it in the article
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by scottyah 1y ago
Also spend will drop dramatically if the models level out a bit more. The training is what's compute heavy, and if you aren't having to retrain every month, but able to use things like Skills to stay competitive your costs will dr
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by scottyah 1y ago
Out of curiosity, what kind of work do you use them for? I did a comparison of a few different models for setting up a home server with k3s and a few web apps in nextjs. Claude was my favorite for both tasks, but mainly because it seemed to
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by scottyah 1y ago
I do say ChatGPT when referring to LLMs/genAI in general, but I do hate saying it as it is nowhere near as nice to say as "google". I will switch immediately once something better comes up.
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by scottyah 1y ago
Have you tried asking ChatGPT to output everything it knows about you to a format easily digestible by LLMs? Does the memory stick between model switches?
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by scottyah 1y ago
If you train at the gym with bad form, you will hurt yourself in the long run. A person with a personal trainer giving feedback at the right time, decreasing the feedback loop from years to seconds will always outperform someone trying to f
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by scottyah 1y ago
It's apparent in other fields too. Reminds me of when Kanye wanted a song like "Sexy Back", so he made Stronger but it sounded "too muddy". He had a bunch of famous, great producers try to help but in the end caved
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by scottyah 1y ago
I think they just saw it as slop, they were working to make it more reliable and accurate. Releasing it first would tarnish their name, it just wasn't ready. OpenAI had no name to tarnish, so people were more willing to deal with the s
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by scottyah 1y ago
It is an interesting question. Of course everyone should have equal access to the data in theory, but I also believe nobody should be forced to offer it for free to others and I don't think I want to spend tax money having the governme
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by scottyah 1y ago
Same, the google phones just absolutely hated that I went into airplane mode frequently but still wanted to do things like listen to music, view and edit notes, etc. God forbid I try to add to my shopping list while camping.

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