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I think this is it. A lot of critical Tesla stuff over the years also would get lots of votes/comments but be off front page, the benefit of a diehard fan base
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He'll make up for it by re-proposing that Taiwan be part of China like Hong Kong.
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Whatever Google was doing with Dragonfly was to comply and gain re-entry to China, we can assume Bing has to do whatever Google was supposed to do.
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It's bizarre that the nixed Project Dragonfly is a considered a bigger embarrassment than Bing working continuously to this day in China.
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4y ago
It's wild that people outside of Russia still believe there was some strategic goal for Russia to defend itself here rather than personal goals for Putin. No one was going to invade Russia.
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4y ago
Unrelated to crypto but I've noticed the libertarian nerds of Cryptonomicon at the time seemed like likable quirky characters. Now that it's a huge and grating subset of the population, it doesn't reread well for liberals, th
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4y ago
All very true, by far the biggest factor is the first bullet. Autopilot is enabled exactly when the driver thinks it is very safe and easy driving. If we are comparing miles without an accident it shouldn't be compared to all miles, it
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4y ago
If there's lots of competition over labor in the area, unions aren't necessary but if there isn't much the workers need some kind of leverage that they can't achieve individually. That's when unions are useful IMO,
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4y ago
I think the point might actually be to remind the public what Modi did (or didn't do), which was and is very popular in India as abhorrent as it is to the West. He can't openly brag about it but he can make sure everyone remembers
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I'd still disagree but be a little more sympathetic to blanket statement of "We don't want our technology used offensively" To recap, his previous statements show his stance is we should give Putin what he wants to stop
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4y ago
No schools around here have pools, have to share the YMCA pools with other groups
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No such thing as too early. Our public HS swim team used to do the water part at 6am then cross training (running or weight room) after school. Probably because of pool availability
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4y ago
There are always some measurements by which the economy is currently a disaster, and you are definitely going to hear those from companies that need to or want to lay off employees or from opposition politicians. A lot of other measures are
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4y ago
Similar to another OpenAI founder who mistakenly thinks his other company's AI is flying by stodgy old Google for the last 7 years.
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Jeff Dean also eventually managed a huge org (Sanjay Ghemawat managed to avoid this) It's not a waste of time if it makes them more effective at making decisions, gives them ideas, or keeps them abreast of what is actually going on.
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4y ago
Not agreeing with GP but the capacity of their public clouds is very different from total capacity. Amazon and Microsoft have bigger public clouds, but Google's own workload is probably bigger than anyone else's or even the public
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Not spewing toxic waste is actually a big part of what Google has spent years working on here. The fact that someone else released the first such product allows them to do it too without solving the problem with less media flak. Productioni
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4y ago
That's the flip side of the interviews that everyone here complains about. Lots of people working there couldn't get a tech job elsewhere, but these places don't care much at all about resume (for lower levels) once you start
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4y ago
> Honestly I kind of wonder if Tesla's software team (or overall technical approach) wasn't very badly mismanaged since they seem to have thrown away a huge head start. Keep in mind they are likely spending 10x or less than Way
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They aren't throwing away any revenue. If they sold it as part of the car it would either be discounted roughly like the used vs new value of the car or would make the car look expensive if at full price. Instead people who want FSD ca
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4y ago
Watch any FSD video on YouTube. I hope you are a better driver than that.
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Well there are estimates on Wikipedia but it's wrong to attribute WW2 sacrifice and victory of the USSR to one side of the current conflict.
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A Soviet army made up of also Ukrainians who suffered bigger losses proportionally than Russia.
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4y ago
I'm sure it was flagged like crazy (pro-Modi demographic is very sensitive and numerous in places like this) and there have been plenty of recent discussion already
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I think it's weird that BBC is so defensive about this, but DMCA takedown requests are only supposed to come from the copyright holder or someone they authorize
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It's amazing Modi was able to fly so low under the radar internationally when he is such an illiberal nationalist, then suddenly he gets 2 big hits in 2 weeks with this and Adani. I know this won't make him any less popular in Ind
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No you and other nonbelievers are misunderstanding the word "full." It's not called wholly full self-driving so it's on you for assuming that instead of half full or partly full self-driving.
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Denied by Musk, who has never been known to lie: https://mobile.twitter.com/elonmusk/status/16183128475446845...
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Luxury vs non luxury is always the first thing brought up with this report, but that's not the biggest issue IMO. Mainly it compares the easiest miles where people feel comfortable using Autopilot vs all miles. I wonder how many miles
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4y ago
They're flat-footed for PR reasons more than fear of cannibilizing IMO, I'm sure they'll find a way to squeeze money out of a ChatGPT like thing. ChatGPT is rightfully received as an awesome demo, but if Google was first to r
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