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by yreg 2y ago
> "You're ripping us off!", Steve shouted, raising his voice even higher. "I trusted you, and now you're stealing from us!" > But Bill Gates just stood there coolly, looking Steve directly in the eye, bef
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by yreg 2y ago
True, it's not exactly Counter-Strike, but PvP is an important (although optional) aspect. But I'm not sure if it makes any difference.
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by yreg 2y ago
Have you read my comment at all? The buried ones are the Moai that were abandoned during transport and they were buried by shifting soils, etc. The islanders have not buried them. The statues the islanders managed to transport were placed o
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by yreg 2y ago
See my comment in the subthread. The statues that were successfully placed were not buried and they were all toppled by 1868. The buried ones you know were never transported to their destination.
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by yreg 2y ago
Actually no, that's not how they were designed. The Moai statues were made in a quarry inland and transported to the coastline, where they were set on stone platforms (called ahu) fully above ground. When the Europeans first visited th
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by yreg 2y ago
It is unusual that they allow custom clients in a pvp game, though.
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by yreg 2y ago
There were also other kinds of collapse - they forgot writing, they forgot how they’ve made/transported the statues, perhaps other technology as well. They have also toppled the statues and gave up on their gods so there must have been
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by yreg 2y ago
> Using a recommendation algorithm similar to TikTok’s How is TTs recommendation system different from YT? Other than suggesting lower quality content that's irresistable?
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by yreg 2y ago
It's not a lie, it's a trivial mistake done by whoever was drafting the document. Yes, I'm sure any board would fire their CEO for this if only he wasn't an oligarch. /s
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by yreg 2y ago
I replied to a comment about normal people being fired over mistakes like these. Who is supposedly at risk of being fired if not the person who wrote the document? Should Altman fire himself or what are you talking about?
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by yreg 2y ago
Pretty big difference between getting fired and getting jail time, ain't it? Still, I doubt anyone is getting fired over this. And the document was not written by an oligarch, lol.
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by yreg 2y ago
People don't go to jail for errors like these.
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by yreg 2y ago
Everyone knew that they would be easy to convert into very effective weapons since the very start, no?
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by yreg 2y ago
But will they happily geofence all of it if they are not allowed to keep selling their product?
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by yreg 2y ago
I thought hallucination is when the model imagines something that isn't there at all. Not a classification issue where it misinterprets an object in the source data. Sometimes it might be difficult to tell, but in the case of moon -&gt
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by yreg 2y ago
A bonus that shareholders previously approved for very concrete goals that he has met.
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by yreg 2y ago
> Lidar is much better, but cost prohibitive to put onto vehicles for driver assistance Why, actually? Luminar sells LiDARs (that they market as intended for vehicles) for $1000. Tesla sells FSD Beta for $12000. Do you believe a much mor
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by yreg 2y ago
That's not hallucination, that's image recognition issue.
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by yreg 2y ago
What do you think about cross laminated timber buildings?
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by yreg 2y ago
Do you use cruise control?
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by yreg 2y ago
His brother owns 0.06% of the company.
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by yreg 2y ago
Do we even know it was in FSD? The source mentions autopilot.
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by yreg 2y ago
>People who drive often find basic driving "automatic" And yet most of us like cruise control and lane keeping.
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by yreg 2y ago
For some shareholders it might be a matter of keeping their word. Not sure if that holds a value for investors in publicly traded companies.
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by yreg 2y ago
Actually now I'm thinking that there are probably quite a few developers with Macs + Android phones.
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by yreg 2y ago
>1password has progressively gotten worse every year for the past 5-10. You can still use the standalone 1Password 6…
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by yreg 2y ago
Windows app will certainly help adoption. An Android app would be nice as well, but I doubt that many people use both iOS and Android devices[1] (or concern themselves whether they will be able to switch platforms easily). [1] Android dev
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by yreg 2y ago
All should benefit, it's not a zero sum game.
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by yreg 2y ago
Could be, could be. My country overthrew communism non-violently as well afterall - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Velvet_Revolution But it seems to me, that it's going to be impossible to revolt against a party wh
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by yreg 2y ago
Siri is 12 years old now and it never caught up, so I wouldn't give it much benefit of the doubt. Except: With LLMs the race has recently basically restarted. I hope Apple does better in this round.

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