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by tw04 8mo ago
We have actual proof this isn’t true. Waymo is light years ahead of Tesla despite spending less. Tesla is spending upwards of $6B/year to Waymo’s $1.5B. Only one of these companies makes an autonomous robotaxi that’s actually autonomo
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by tw04 8mo ago
The phantom braking issue with auto pilot tells me it can’t. A shadow from a tree doesn’t trigger your brakes locking up at 70+ mph when there’s a lidar sensor to tell you it’s not a physical object. “Just buy FSD” isn’t a reasonable answe
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by tw04 8mo ago
You’re currently arguing dropbox wasn’t novel because you could do everything it could do by hand. 99% of the general AI utilizing public has no desire to build and maintain what you’re doing.
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by tw04 8mo ago
We have Mets glasses now, you don’t even have to pull a phone out.
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by tw04 8mo ago
The idea that an individual can look up and case they want is the same thing as a bot being able to scrape and archive an entire dataset forever is just silly. One individual could spend their entire life going through one by one recording
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by tw04 8mo ago
The claim wasn’t ads not being controversial… the claim was that the marketers intentionally made an ad that would outrage consumers and incite them to not only not buy the product, but actively abandon already purchased product. The justif
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by tw04 8mo ago
> Those companies will then destroy those clothes, reporting them as sold to consumers. This isn’t going to happen. But if it did, they would 100% sell them in local markets, not destroy them.
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by tw04 8mo ago
> I have worked with many and they are incredibly sensitive to negative feelings/reactions. And yet there are countless examples that show the exact opposite. This made it through one of the largest marketing budgets in the world…
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by tw04 8mo ago
But that’s not what is happening. The Republican Party is following project 2025 almost to a t. Their goal is a complete dismantling of government because they think the country should be ruled, not governed. A lack of government functionin
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by tw04 8mo ago
So the interconnect costs cover the infrastructure buildout to generate the additional power demands, or that’s spread across all consumers in perpetuity? Because the interconnect itself is the cheap part afaik. And all of our rates go up
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by tw04 8mo ago
What do you think happens to the money when it gets distributed to low income people? They spend it, it gets injected back into the economy and the economy grows. It doesn’t sit in a hidden bank account to avoid paying taxes on it.
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by tw04 8mo ago
Which would be hilarious if it weren’t so infuriating. All they can talk about is how they’re all going to leave the state if it happens, but then are more than willing to try to spend more stopping it than they would just contributing thei
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by tw04 8mo ago
I mean, the vast majority of parts for the vast majority of cars can be ordered from: https://www.rockauto.com/ Ordering parts feels like less of the issue than the ability to fix and service it yourself. Has tesla started
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by tw04 8mo ago
Not to be pedantic but it’s just Ukraine. It is an independent country. Russia calls is “the Ukraine” because they think it’s their territory and not an independent nation.
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by tw04 8mo ago
Not to nitpick, but the title should have AS capitalized. It’s confusing with the current capitalization.
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by tw04 8mo ago
You don’t believe it? It took until the early 2000s for Microsoft to take security seriously and they were a money printing machine.
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by tw04 8mo ago
A shared knowledge of factual information is the enemy of a fascist state. Not that that has anything to do with the current administration deciding to kill a useful apolitical resource that has served countless people for 80 years.
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by tw04 8mo ago
Because the entire reason they "refused to endorse a candidate" was at the behest of Bezos because he's a greedy coward. The actual people working at the paper were quite clear and vocal about their support of one candidate.
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by tw04 8mo ago
Amazon’s new campus in Indiana is expected to use 2.2GW when complete. 50Mw is nothing, and that’s ignoring the fact that most of that power wouldn't actually be used for compute.
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by tw04 8mo ago
And the artist is punished for doing so. Thank you for proving my point.
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by tw04 8mo ago
>Every AI system is capable of generating CSAM and deep fakes if requested by a savvy user. The only thing this proves is that you can't upset the French government or they'll go on a fishing expedition through your office pray
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by tw04 8mo ago
>Zip2 I guess props to scamming Compaq into making a large investment that didn't pan out. He did personally make money so I guess win for him. >In an effort to woo investors, Elon Musk built a large casing around a standard com
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by tw04 8mo ago
Friendly reminder for anyone that forgot - xAI acquired Twitter, so now Space-X is the proud owner of a dying social media platform that they overpaid for. Any claims that this is about putting compute in space is just a non-sense distracti
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by tw04 9mo ago
> "10 days begging each minute to die but you can't because you're borderline unconscious" They aren’t going to know if it does that until they give it to a human in the first place. The only difference in giving it n
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by tw04 9mo ago
I for one, after doing a bit of reserach, was shocked to find out the person in question is apparently completely unqualified for the job (if him pasting sensitive information into public ChatGPT didn't already make that abundantly cle
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by tw04 9mo ago
They outsold the model S last year which was their primary competition. They successfully launched their second model, the gravity, which would have competed with the X but will now likely just outright replace it. Their mass produced $50k
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by tw04 9mo ago
Basically yes. The robots take care of the rich, and poor people with their need to have a cut of the resources just go away. They do believe in a post capitalism utopia, they just think only about a thousand people need to enjoy it.
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by tw04 9mo ago
Lucid runs circles around the S when it comes to build quality and features.
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by tw04 9mo ago
Tesla sold 1.7M cars in 2024. Toyota sold 11.1M cars in 2024. Tesla’s current market cap is $1.43T. Toyota’s current market cap is $354B. There really aren’t that many teslas on the road, and their sales are declining.
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by tw04 9mo ago
> The classic example here is what happens when someone is being stalked by an abusive ex-partner who works in law enforcement and has access to those databases. Which has literally happened already for anyone who thinks “there’s control

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