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by wilg 2y ago
But Elon is the only one who works in PR.
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by wilg 2y ago
The only car I would consider instead over Model Y would be a Rivian R2, which is not out for a while. And I really like FSD.
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by wilg 2y ago
It's pretty amazing how much they really like Elon (enough to put him on a billboard with Trump) but they'll still shit talk EVs and solar power with abandon.
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by wilg 2y ago
My Tesla Model Y is the best thing I've ever bought. There's nothing else close on the market. The other options are really poor. Most other EVs are ugly, clunky and lame, have poor driver assistance features, charge slowly, or ha
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by wilg 2y ago
I wish I could set the macOS one to allow me to have ⅓ on the left and ⅔ on the right.
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by wilg 2y ago
do whatever excites you. the only constant is change.
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by wilg 2y ago
> It really wouldn't kill you to remove an airpod (or any headphone) if you are in public initiating interactions with someone, for just a few moments. you can just do this. but sometimes your hands are full, or you dont have use of
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by wilg 2y ago
the apple watch has had a speaker for 10 years and it hasn't been an issue
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by wilg 2y ago
Currently using Paddle, and would love to switch to Stripe. I'm concerned about the additional hidden fees mentioned elsewhere in this thread, as well as lack of B2B invoicing features. Though Paddle's invoicing features are prett
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by wilg 2y ago
Yeah these fees are really weird, and very suspiciously hidden.
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by wilg 2y ago
Search is a familiar interface and chat is a bit janky sometimes.
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by wilg 2y ago
You could maybe still only follow robots.txt rules for Googlebot.
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by wilg 2y ago
Fundamentally the problem here is that in many (maybe about half of) search cases people are not ultimately interested in visiting a website, they are interested in a piece of information on the website. The website is essentially a paywall
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by wilg 2y ago
If I were making a search engine or AI crawler, I would simply pose as Googlebot
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by wilg 2y ago
It's bizarre people don't get this. What's he supposed to do, tweet "thinking about not running" and flip everybody out?
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by wilg 2y ago
> But he did campaign on a single term. He did not really do this.
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by wilg 2y ago
It's very funny to have Europe in the URL and prominently displayed everywhere and like 9000 cookie consent banners.
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by wilg 2y ago
Biden already tariffed Chinese EVs! https://apnews.com/article/biden-china-tariffs-electric-vehi... And I doubt SpaceX needs much more lobbying power for contracts. I think it's pretty clear Elon's interest h
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by wilg 2y ago
I'm very interested to see how his MAGA heel turn affects his companies. He is undoubtably a very high performer and makes very high performing companies that good people want to work for, and they make extremely good products. But the
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by wilg 2y ago
Wish they allowed emoji on HN so I could send you an eyeroll emoji.
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by wilg 2y ago
It's not publishright, it's copyright.
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by wilg 2y ago
I agree, but this conversation immediately goes to hell if you use that video to train AI, among other problems.
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by wilg 2y ago
Dumb decision, but we really just gotta build more homes mainly. A good overview of why this is the best solution to homelessness: https://www.noahpinion.blog/p/everything-you-think-you-know-...
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by wilg 2y ago
It's pretty silly you linked to a screenshot of some random Grok output
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by wilg 2y ago
Technically "natural and artificial flavor" could contain pistachios.
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by wilg 2y ago
> then copyleft is useless as a tactic to get the proprietary world to bend the knee I have bad news
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by wilg 2y ago
How would I materially benefit?
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by wilg 2y ago
They implemented way more on the device than anyone else is doing, and I don't see how it makes it "half-baked" that it sometimes needs to use an online service. Your suggestion is essentially just not shipping the product un
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by wilg 2y ago
I think too many people assumed that because ChatGPT is a conversation interface that that's how AI should be designed, which is like assuming computers would always be command lines instead of GUIs. Apple has done a good job of provid
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by wilg 2y ago
The new generative AI stuff has been barely implemented in most products, I don't know how you are experiencing it as pervasive and intrusive. Are you sure you're not just cynical from all flood of negative news stories about AI?

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