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by sidibe 1y ago
I would be surprised if they didn't, just from the difference in number of employees and resources. Google can pursue 20x as many dead ends, anthropic and openai have to commit to a few things and hope they're right
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by sidibe 1y ago
It also ignores how Tesla promoted "autopilot". Until very recently tesla.com/autopilot just showed that a video saying the driver was only there for legal reasons. Yes maybe technically they meant FSD (for which it's al
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by sidibe 1y ago
Uber has had notoriously hard time being profitable even with drivers bringing their own vehicle and barely scraping by. Continuing to pretend they're making progress on Robotaxi is getting more and more expensive for Tesla at the same
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by sidibe 1y ago
Motordoping has been talked for decade+. The new rage is training with carbon monoxide
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by sidibe 1y ago
Froome was just good old fashioned doping.
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by sidibe 1y ago
Maybe very briefly before it get flagged
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by sidibe 1y ago
If you're a serious holder of Tesla and doubted Elon you would probably just sell rather than try to change it because the premium of the stock is all Elon and his ability to convince people of his abilities, nothing about the rest of
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by sidibe 1y ago
It's playing to Elon's narrative to even mention regulatory hurdles when it's clear they aren't technically there either. He'd love if they were banned because FSD is still completely unreliable and his 10 robotaxis
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by sidibe 1y ago
They go out of their way to avoid sensor fusions because they are not allowed to use other sensors. Some people seem to have no limits to their credulity.
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by sidibe 1y ago
Yeah if it was legal instead of technical hoops buildings would be flying up in unincorporated parts of Mississippi or Alabama. There's a huge difference between states when it comes to codes and enforcement
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by sidibe 1y ago
Like with X, it has a GitHub repo so it is transparent! It's what's all over the internet that it's trained on that made it randomly obsessed with white genocide on South Africa and try to work that into every conversation th
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by sidibe 1y ago
There is a large variety of opinions in this thread, they just have very different visibility
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by sidibe 1y ago
You are making the mistake of taking one of Elon's presentations at face value.
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by sidibe 1y ago
Flagged like this one will be. I do not come to this website to see people talking negatively about my idol or his hard work
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by sidibe 1y ago
+1, I always recommend this. It's interesting, doesn't take very long, and well situated right in the middle of the tourism to get a little break from whatever the outside weather is.
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by sidibe 1y ago
Now that all this nonstop quackery of Elon is recognized by most people, I'm surprised I still haven't heard anyone say anything about this battery swap demo that helped get them big government funding. Somehow they set up this sn
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by sidibe 1y ago
There are more valuable companies but there aren't companies with more resources. If apple wanted to turn all their cash pile into something like Google's infrastructure it would still take years
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by sidibe 1y ago
Yes he invited all the Tesla influencers / TSLA stock promoters to Austin and they're the only ones allowed to use this service for now, predictably they are gushing about it and even on the rides with the screw ups they avoid men
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by sidibe 1y ago
It's such a concrete date and capability, I'm curious to see how he weasels out of this one or what words he can redefine this time. Maybe he can get the evil liberal city government to ban them just in time.
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by sidibe 1y ago
I believe his solution for ATC was to make sure they weren't hiring minorities
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by sidibe 1y ago
The only talents they are great at are grift and daring someone to enforce rules against them in a society that largely relies on people holding themselves to standards and risk avoidance instead of active enforcement.
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by sidibe 1y ago
I don't think Elon will survive 3.5 years. He's spiraling already and the future is looking bleak for his companies or at least him being in charge of them, I think more than a 50% chance of OD or suicide soon
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by sidibe 1y ago
Their fans will never have deaf ears for them. You can predictably watch them flip flop in sync with their leaders. the only question is how the poor suckers who have been firmly in both cults deal with this new tension
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by sidibe 1y ago
Hope all the rugged individualists and libertarians on this site are Ok! Always felt awful for kids who have to choose between mom and dad in a tough divorce.
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by sidibe 1y ago
I'm sure lot of people at Amazon and Google are aware small customers want this and it's a feature they'd like to brag about, but it is much harder to implement a real time quota on spend than a daily batched job for the mone
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by sidibe 1y ago
Eric Berger, earning that access as always!
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by sidibe 1y ago
> won't there always be something to do that pushes the boundaries of human needs and desires that can't be done by AI? No why would there be? Unless you are spiritual, there isn't any reason any of the physical processes
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by sidibe 1y ago
Don't downplay yourself! As the models get more advanced they are getting better at recognizing how amazing you are with your insightful prompts
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by sidibe 1y ago
They stopped the glasses with tiny fov that weren't useful, but they have all (FB, Apple, Google, multiple startups like North, Xreal) been working on more subtle glasses continuously since then, it's just been hard and have neede
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by sidibe 1y ago
This is coming for everyone's jobs. It'd be possibly an OK or good thing after some adaptation if I didn't suspect that the people with power during this transition were nihilists or people who's mission in life is to b

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