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by sidibe 3y ago
> Elon Musk demonstrated fast swap for Tesla back in 2013 Demo in that he showed how he thought the experience would be, not an actual demonstration of the tech. 99% sure nothing actually was done during said "demo", the camera
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by sidibe 3y ago
It's still worth a lot because most people are still on it, so another change of ownership could make it like it was before, i.e. appealing enough to advertisers to be about breakeven. I don't know how long that will continue to b
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by sidibe 3y ago
re: 1. Me too but I think it's just because it shows more blue checks, which happen to be people whose views align with Elon's, and I mostly disagree with them and the issues they are focused on. I bet they are also seeing more bl
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by sidibe 3y ago
You get the blue checks if you're not following anybody. Same as if you expand any any popular tweet. From what I've seen these are typically angry and weird people
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by sidibe 3y ago
When it does happen, it'll be because of woke politics for sure though, not because of any legitimate wrongdoing. Nothing will convince us Elon isn't the brilliant genius engineer maverick Rand foretold.
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by sidibe 3y ago
Maybe because no other car manufacturer is managed the same way.
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by sidibe 3y ago
Concerning, I'm sure Elon will look into it.
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by sidibe 3y ago
It seems like comparing AP to anything but regular cruise control miles is not very fair and is going to inflate its safety. From that link, it's pretty bad if it's not even clearly better at general "highway miles" than
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by sidibe 3y ago
They were considerably more expensive the first year Tesla FSD was due to be ready by the end of the year. After that I guess it was deemed easier to do magic with some low quality cameras than get certain people to admit they're wrong
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by sidibe 3y ago
No other company/CEO can make as grandiose announcements. Their future product pipeline is worth trillions and every year there's something else they will deliver very soon that will revolutionize the world. If you've read ab
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by sidibe 3y ago
It's not HN trying to do this, any stories critical of Musk or his enterprises usually get flagged by lots of people and therefore tend to stay off the front page. This has always been happening a very long time, the benefit of lots of
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by sidibe 3y ago
I discovered Bard can actually be pretty useful when ChatGPT wouldn't load for me a few weeks ago. Now I go to it first just to see if it'll give me a good answer quick. If not then see if ChatGPT is available
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by sidibe 3y ago
I enjoyed the first couple Sim Cities but at the time I really loved those city building games like Caesar and Pharaoh, so satisfying watching the houses level up and immigrants pour in
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by sidibe 3y ago
Usually last names only are used by journalists after the first time. Therefore you see one name it's usually the last name with no title. The exception is VERY famous people with unique first names like Oprah, Elon, LeBron. I suspect
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by sidibe 3y ago
This is much more tepid than a previous statement where he said Taiwan should be governed like HK.
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by sidibe 3y ago
Sometimes Bard is helpful. it's not nearly as reliable at doing something useful but it's much less likely to be unavailable and goes much faster, so I've started trying things there first and move on if it's useless.
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by sidibe 3y ago
I think most of them have much higher EQ that probably makes them more normal even if it also makes them better at hiding their faults. Trump and Elon are a little different somehow, they really really want continuous affirmation from their
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by sidibe 3y ago
It's the ones that like being able to see and experience their power over employees that hate work from home the most.
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by sidibe 3y ago
Yeah what do these people have to gain by saying anything but platitudes? Why make an enemy out of the richest guy on earth who also happens to have a very passionate fanbase? Of course anyone who has other stuff to do besides looking for a
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by sidibe 3y ago
Google has already been prosecuted successfully many times in the EU and has more to lose than OpenAI. Also there's no reason to think getting a product everywhere now is that big of an advantage in the future.
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by sidibe 3y ago
I think you mean whatever cloud project was going to be used by the military that got nixed by angry employees rather than Dragonfly. Dragonfly was an attempt to get a China-compliant version of search that also got ended when it became kno
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by sidibe 3y ago
Yup. I definitely see the appeal of having your phone and tablet be the same thing. I'm sure these will get cheaper eventually if they work well. Not surprised at all by the cost it's a lot different product and very new. There&#x
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by sidibe 3y ago
I've found it useful for explaining some hairy shell code when ChatGPT wouldn't load for me.
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by sidibe 3y ago
I know they are an utter failure around here in every aspect, but by the numbers Google has been running very successfully for a long time with employees having a lot of freedom and a "making nice" culture. Their biggest failure (
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by sidibe 3y ago
> And, let me guess, next you'll say there's no way such you're racist because these statistics show Asian and Jewish people have higher IQ than white people. I hope you didn't cheat and look at the sibling comment :P
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by sidibe 3y ago
Tesla's FSD had been very profitable for a long time already. To most of us that is not as impressive as operating actually robotaxis at whatever cost
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by sidibe 3y ago
> Collect ten billion miles of data from guys driving down 280 -> ??? -> profit. It's actually Profit -> Collect ten billion miles of data from guys driving down 280 -> ???
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by sidibe 3y ago
Most importantly: biased by the locations where drivers feel comfortable using autopilot. These numbers should only be compared to miles on cruise control in other cars.
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by sidibe 3y ago
How do you reconcile your view with Waymo having really driverless cars on the road with human drivers for a while now?
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by sidibe 3y ago
I don't think he cares about NPR coming back. It's just about signalling for and scoring even more meaningless points with his favorite demographic that is already in thrall of him or vice versa, people like catturd2 and stillgray

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