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Do you really think that the chance is 50/50? Here are some factors to consider: 1) The difference between popular vote vs electoral vote. 2) Hillary at the same time in 2016 was leading by 80% but we know how the polls were off 3) Ka
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I don't fully understand: does it mean that the cars are bricked and cannot be driven or simply that some cloud features e.g. driver customizations or real time traffic data is no longer available?
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I'm not surprised that China, Russia & UK have plans for their own constellations, and eventually India too.
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Doesn't it cement the position of these companies through regulatory capture?
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In other news, Gutenberg's ghost acknowledges that the printing press increases the risk of misuse to create weapons, misinformation...
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Also useful to be able to download videos for offline viewing, e.g., on a plane or when internet is spotty.
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Add AI and drones for the dystopian effect. Drones allow insurance companies to review the house and surrounding fire risk quite well. Better than having a human drive around a tall selfie stick!
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Sounds like the storyline for Battlestar Galactica :-)
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Robotaxis represent the biggest public health improvement since antibiotics & vaccines, reducing deaths through accidents and improving city air quality. But need data-driven insights that help regulatory bodies, manufacturers, and most
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There is an old saying: US innovates, China replicates and EU regulates.
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Let's see, hedge funds in NYC get 10% of the increase in value of their fund, typically in billions of dollars. NYT has nothing to say about that. Instead, they wish to target Musk who took Tesla from a startup to the 600 billion behem
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My own experience was different: I was getting 89% of EPA range after 175K miles. I wonder if they are doing an apples to apples comparison: comparing EPA miles with EPA miles or are they talking about real miles? Actual mileage varies a lo
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The main incompatibility is that QM predicts that all fields have a zero point energy associated with each mode. However, GR predicts zero point energy will cause spacetime to curve. However there are infinite modes in QM, so now using this
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It has potential, but the main issue is privacy. It is one thing to be targeted for ads while doing internet search or browsing, and another while doing things on my computer, which could include confidential medical information or NSFW sel
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Can't wait to see an irreverent logo
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I am still amazed that I can run a local instance of LLama3 on my 3-year old M1 MacBook Air. It is a bit slower than ChatGPT online, but nice to have a GPT-3.5 level LLM running locally!
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Is this really true or just clickbait being bandied about?
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3y ago
I love the packaging... it alone is worth saving and framing!
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3y ago
iTunes used to allow local backups for iPhone. I guess it no longer permits that?
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It is fascinating how this article on dominance of EVs doesn't talk about the world's #1 manufacturer and innovator of EVs: a small American company called Tesla.
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But not disposable smoke cigarettes?
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I use Tesla FSD everyday. It is not a robotaxi yet, but it makes a big difference in day to day life. I can do most drives without disengagement. To be clear, it needs to get 100x better for robotaxi. But even with its beta flakiness, it is
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I am not sure that cheaper designs mean higher risks. Technology has improved a lot in rockets just as it has in cars.
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Just replace "emoji" which has low brow connotations, with "pictographic symbol language". Then, everything will make sense.
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I guess I'm in a minority, as I like the minimalist elegance of a Tesla touchscreen and voice controls.
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I thought that Google was based out of Silcon Valley/California/USA
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How are they able to get around the Sunshine law: "The federal Physician Payments Sunshine Act requires that detailed information about payment and other payments of value worth over ten dollars ($10) from manufacturers of drugs, medic
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Aren't JAXA, ESA and ISRO part of the Artemis Accords? ISRO has human spaceflight planned for 2024.
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As a consumer, the new T-mobile has been great. I was finally able to switch away from Verizon, as their prices are cheaper, and the 5G network equally good.
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It just means that it is good enough to replace a professional camera. Did people think that it'll be just random dude taking some shaky videos?
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