steveoscaro

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by steveoscaro 2y ago
And the list goes on of the food products that only existed in the Americas - chocolate, coffee, hot peppers. But of course it goes both ways. I just had traditional breakfast in an isolated Zapotec village in Mexico. But of course the chee
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by steveoscaro 2y ago
Side note: I find ChatGPT to be a much better translator. It doesn’t just do literal translations. Here’s how it explained this phrase: The saying "Maestro Liendre: De tó sabe, pero de ná entiende" generally means that someone app
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by steveoscaro 3y ago
I can't tell if you're in or out of the know on the "true story" part haha
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by steveoscaro 3y ago
And also why it’s possible to buy a perfectly fine house in Japan for $30k USD. Their demographics also contribute to this too though.
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by steveoscaro 3y ago
Maybe you're thinking of the Air Force supercomputer built using PS3's? https://phys.org/news/2010-12-air-playstation-3s-supercomput...
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by steveoscaro 3y ago
Musk submits to drug tests. But yeah just skimming news headlines would give you a different idea.
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by steveoscaro 3y ago
That's all very knowledgable-sounding, but in reality, lots of people are using GPT every day for legitimately helpful and productive things.
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by steveoscaro 3y ago
Not really
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by steveoscaro 3y ago
X might have a long-term edge if courts start ruling in favor of lawsuits like these? Being able to legally train on all Twitter data…
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by steveoscaro 3y ago
What’s your point? Because I can’t imagine it’s to suggest that GPT4 doesn’t do anything useful.
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by steveoscaro 3y ago
The free standard autopilot on teslas makes highway driving much less taxing. I also have an ICE car, but will always take the Tesla on long road trips. Charging stops make the trip take maybe 10% longer, but that’s fine with me.
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by steveoscaro 3y ago
Good take, I think that’s accurate. Part of me still wants to believe that Tesla as a company also just wants to help speed up the global transition to EVs (more than they already have). Maybe that’s naive though.
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by steveoscaro 3y ago
Very interesting comment. I've read it a few times.
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by steveoscaro 3y ago
I did indeed miss that announcement haha
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by steveoscaro 3y ago
The Quest is not AR focused in the least, it's pure VR. And the hand tracking is clunky. This looks like a very different experience in general.
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by steveoscaro 3y ago
I have an Oculus2 and a PSVR2, and the Apple headset seems like an entirely different thing. It's meant to replace your mac computer and your tv. Yes with the headsets I have, you can surf the web and technically try to write code, but
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by steveoscaro 3y ago
64 pixels in the size of an iPhone screen pixel is pretty crazy, and feels like they might have made the leap in technology to make the screen "disappear". I have a PSVR2, and the screen is very much not disappearing in my mind on
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by steveoscaro 3y ago
Pretty much every single drive from my house since that involves a short freeway on-ramp... How often do you tow a range rover with your range rover?
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by steveoscaro 3y ago
The savior mentality is strong here
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by steveoscaro 4y ago
And oil rigs
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by steveoscaro 4y ago
This is SpaceX, not Tesla, unless I'm misreading your comment.
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by steveoscaro 4y ago
The fine print for the Starlink RV system says you can use the terminal outside of your registered country for 2 months, after that you'd have to change the registered address to whatever country you're using it in.
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by steveoscaro 4y ago
He didn't kickstart the stagnant commercial space launch industry? Really?
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by steveoscaro 4y ago
If you don't think he's doing hardcore fundamental rocket design work at spacex, you've just been reading clickbait articles.
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by steveoscaro 4y ago
Must wasn't a billionaire when he started his rocket company. He had in the ballpark of 100 million. There are thousands and thousands of people that could start a rocket company. And he did it when no private entity had ever even reac