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by taylodl 1y ago
But it will cost you your job to say so in the US, right? Even though a U.N. Inquiry has come to that conclusion? Is it even advisable to share that a U.N. Inquiry has come to that conclusion?
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by taylodl 1y ago
Yeah, but the component that's failing is the component that shouldn't have even been part of the package in the first place.
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by taylodl 1y ago
The cable that came with my Logitech mouse is the cheapest cable imaginable and is non-replaceable. I guarantee the mouse will last longer than the cable, which is 18 months old and already has 3 tears in the outer sheath.
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by taylodl 1y ago
Could I use this technology to make YouTube videos where an AI voice replaces my own voice? The point would be the AI voice would be much better. Think 'movie announcer guy' but not so extreme. Just a polished, professional voice.
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by taylodl 1y ago
I wouldn't include the cable in the box and I certainly wouldn't worry about USB >= 3.0 for a mouse or keyboard.
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by taylodl 1y ago
What problem does Optimus solve? Who are their competitors and how is Tesla planning to differentiate themselves in the market? WRT to FSD, I've had too many harrowing experiences as a passenger in friend's Teslas trying to show m
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by taylodl 1y ago
Right? If manufacturers stopped permanently attaching USB cables to mice and keyboards, then the problem is solved. That way you can get the cable you need, or maybe you decide to go cordless. It's up to you.
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by taylodl 1y ago
Never thought I'd have to get a passport just so I could go to another country to get a vaccine. But I guess I have to get used to living in a third world country, which is what the United States has decided it wants to be.
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by taylodl 1y ago
Investing in Tesla is investing in Elon Musk, and Elon Musk is too unstable to invest in. I didn't even realize he threatens his investors. From what I've seen of FSD I would never get in a Robotaxi, so I'm not confident th
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by taylodl 1y ago
He knows the quarterly reporting will make him look bad. Read bad. So what does he do? Calls on companies to get rid of it. Maybe it's time to divest out of US stocks. There's nothing he can do to hide that disaster.
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by taylodl 1y ago
The online real estate platform is lambasting remote work? If you're saying your employees must be present to make your ONLINE PLATFORM work, then perhaps I should be working in-person with a flesh-and-blood real estate agent to begin
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by taylodl 1y ago
Use the right tool for the right job!
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Actually he's wrong, it would be 2024-8-10 - after all, to be consistent we'd need to start counting our years at 0.
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by taylodl 1y ago
Blah blah blah blah blah blah blah. Let's not forget the liberals who've been murdered and attacked: - Gabrielle Giffords (2011) - shot in the head, survived. - Gretchen Whitmer (2020) - kidnapping plot foiled by the FBI. - Paul P
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by taylodl 1y ago
In 2030 Gartner will be writing articles on how IT wasn't consumed by AI.
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It's making it really hard for us dollar-cost-averaging investors!
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by taylodl 1y ago
I commented earlier today ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45197719 ) that their expenses are rising faster than their revenues and that when you account for inflation, Oracle is losing money (net income) year-over-year
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by taylodl 1y ago
As Bill Engvall said "here's your sign." It's expensive to live in disaster-prone areas. Whether the disasters are due to hurricanes, tornadoes, wildfires, or earthquakes. You are statistically more likely to make a cl
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by taylodl 1y ago
But their operating expenses are increasing faster than their revenue is growing which is why they have less net income this year than they did last year. Factor in dollar inflation over this same time period and the picture looks much more
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by taylodl 1y ago
Would you give heroin to your kids? No? Then why give them social media? Both are highly addictive. Both rewire the brain. Both damage the ability to form healthy relationships. We need to stop pretending this is harmless. The long-term eff
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by taylodl 1y ago
Right? Siri lets me down on a regular basis - and has for years.
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by taylodl 1y ago
I think this is the correct approach on a phone. I don't want AI front-and-center. I want it in the background quietly making everything better. To me, that's a much more useful form of AI.
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by taylodl 1y ago
Construction began in early-2023. Unless Hyundai has a crystal ball allowing them to see the future then this wasn't a tariff loophole.
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by taylodl 1y ago
That's funny. Here's a list of the attendees: - Mark Zuckerberg (Meta) - Tim Cook (Apple) - Sundar Pichai (Google/Alphabet) - Satya Nadella (Microsoft) - Sam Altman & Greg Brockman (OpenAI) - Sergey Brin (Google co-founde
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by taylodl 1y ago
My colleague disagrees with me on that point too! It's a good chat to have from time-to-time over a beer. To your point, not all of this is handled in architecture, nor should it be. I think we need to elevate our game for AI to be tru
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by taylodl 1y ago
That's the benefit of making these models widely available: we now have many eyes and lots of experiences showing these tools aren't magic.
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I think people are going to discard it. It'll be interesting to see what people propose to replace it with considering all the alternatives have failed. Maybe you're right and we'll resume with a stricter regulation. At this
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Lessons learned from Bud Light
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Don't trust a capitalist? You've been told that for nearly 200 years now. The good thing about what's happening now is the veil has been removed, and people can see the true nature of capitalism now that it has been laid bare
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by taylodl 1y ago
Musk was a special member of the administration and with DOGE went waaaaaaaay beyond looking out for the interests of Tesla's and SpaceX's shareholders. Musk, through the smokescreen of DOGE, actively undermined federal regulatory

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