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   by wilg 2y ago

   I would argue that has been a persistent topic of conversation for my entire life!
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   Passkeys Are Almost Awesome(thoughts.wilgieseler.com)

   5 points by wilg 2y ago|3 comments
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   by wilg 2y ago

   I’m not sure, I think it’s technically feasable given the current state, I expect that scope has pretty good safety numbers on current software, since it’s such a narrow scope. But they would probably want to do all kinds of extra training
4. 604.▲
   by wilg 2y ago

   They’re taking legal liability when you are driving a straight line on selected freeways going less than 40mph and with a car in front of you to follow during the day. This doesn’t demonstrate advanced capability, just limited scope.
5. 605.▲
   by wilg 2y ago

   ? this demonstrates the limitations of drive pilot. and its describe a feature that is not out until 2025. current limitations are 40mph on a straight line highway, no lane changes, navigation, etc
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   by wilg 2y ago

   I think the products all look great. The timeline, who knows. They probably will manage to get at least the Robotaxi out as a buzzer beater December 2026 release of a handful, at a minimum. Unsupervised FSD timeline? Elon says 2025. I suspe
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   by wilg 2y ago

   Ford and Cadillac have Level 2 systems, not Level 3. Tesla also has Level 2, but it is significantly more capable. (I don't think any of the others work on city streets at all, or even change lanes automatically based on navigation.) M
8. 608.▲
   by wilg 2y ago

   Oh, maybe I'm thinking of a second iteration, where it only applied to the next major version of Unity?
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   by wilg 2y ago

   what? nothing about the runtime fee drama was about somthing left unsaid or decided in court. it was a pre-announced change to the pricing that they abandoned after people complained.
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    by wilg 2y ago

    damn thats crazy he was a multibillionaire before creating facebook?
11. 611.▲
    by wilg 2y ago

    that’s not what the person i’m replying to said
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    by wilg 2y ago

    IMO, AR/VR remains mostly a software and UX problem, in that there's nothing particularly useful to do with it. Yes, you can keep improving the hardware, but you'd think we would have figured out something that is better enou
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    by wilg 2y ago

    The "horrific" end game you mention here doesn't even result in seeing more ads.
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    by wilg 2y ago

    no, it's not the opposite. they should have flipped their views to be in line with reality. they are celebrating the culture war while ignoring science. the people in the article likely care more about elon's tweets and the enviro
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    by wilg 2y ago

    is this a smart retort?
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    by wilg 2y ago

    i suspect your understanding of this comes mostly from goofy pornography and weird podcasts
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    by wilg 2y ago

    it's amazing/funny (not surprising) because it demonstrates that they are more interested in culture wars than science or technology, which i think is embarrassing for them
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    by wilg 2y ago

    the reason most men (85%) don't have kids with multiple women is not because they can't afford to financially
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    by wilg 2y ago

    if you want to measure success by how genetically varied your offspring is, go for it man. just a pretty fringe view. to most people, it's just extremely comical to use in this context.
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    by wilg 2y ago

    I like the idea that "kids with multiple women" is somehow an achievement more notable than Neuralink or robots.
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    by wilg 2y ago

    I'm suspect of your range claim, do you have a source?
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    by wilg 2y ago

    Finally someone with the bravery to blame the Jews!
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    by wilg 2y ago

    Yes, correct.
24. 624.▲
    by wilg 2y ago

    I know right! Tells you a lot about how unlikable Elon has become that it feels like a trade-off worth making. Also, people make this exact argument a lot, but I have found that when they do they usually just agree with Elon's new poli
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    by wilg 2y ago

    I know, I use Moom, but I wish the macOS one did it.
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    by wilg 2y ago

    Making video games is a huge industry full of tons of talented programmers, artists, and all kinds of other things you can do.
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    by wilg 2y ago

    There really aren't.
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    by wilg 2y ago

    What is?
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    by wilg 2y ago

    Of course you'd never seen a Cybertruck a year ago because they were not yet available.
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    by wilg 2y ago

    Almost all that stuff is misremembered or misreported.