There is always somebody ready to respond. Of course they can't take full control, that would be stupid dangerous, but they can still control the car. They even have people who go to your car to get it unstuck manually…
There is someone to take over as soon as the car encounters something it cannot handle. It's not self driving. By definition it's not driverless, there is always a driver assigned who will take care of it if needed. One…
> driverless taxis went from "it'll never happen" to "is this the default now?" That's still far away, these are not driverless cars, there is always a driver monitoring, but they monitor not one but many cars, ready to…
> Do you think that if Ukraine was not being courted by US that it would've been invaded like that ? Invaded? Probably not. Becoming a second Belarus? Yes. Overall it would have meant a Russia - NATO border closer to…
> As far as I understand it they want to preserve "open sourceness" for self hosted projects - ie. if you run redis in your docker/vm/k8s, you're fine. But if mega corp clouds are offering managed service, they need to…
They are older and learn slower, they also learned a lot of biases over the years. They are often unwilling to accept major changes to workflow.
> I would be extremely hesitant to grow cannabis on our balcony. Why is that? Just buy a small body, auto flowering seed, some fresh soil and water it every couple days and wait. You won't have a gigantic harvest but…
It wouldn't work where I'm working because we have less seats assigned to us in the building than there are people in the team...
No, but it makes less sense to haul around an ICE or more battery than needed for 100 miles.
> Google, Meta, Amazon, Microsoft, and Salesforce, are lobbying President Joe Biden's administration to increase the number of temporary foreign workers allowed in the United States through the H-1B visa program Why are…
No, in the EU too and it's legal. They pay extra though <3
> start your own gas company with competitive margins Are you serious? Why would existing large companies allow this? And even if you succeed they are just going to buy up the company. Beautiful example of this is large…
I like the external battery. It's easy to replace and I don't have to strap a large and heavy battery to my head.
Yeah, I agree. Google did a lot of work to make ChatGPT useful. It's clearly worse than it used to be. I usually need someone to explain something to me. And I used Google before to land on a site where I could find the…
It seems it gives more accurate and emphatic response. I would guess the physician just needs to double check that what the LLM says is medically correct, reasonable and ask the right questions from the patient and the…
> Is SpaceX succeeding because of Musk or despite of Musk? Probably because. Just look at Blue Origin with Jeff Bezos. Or look at the US, EU, Chinese space industry. It does look like Musk adds something to SpaceX that…
SN15 flew almost two years ago.
So much this. I might even panic a bit if I got promoted. Nowadays I got so used to the work and tools that I can finish work in less 8 hours on most days. It pays well, I'm having enough free time, low stress because…
Of course they were fired. It's a dictatorship, you do what they tell you and work. There is no point getting this involved with the company, it never pays off. Work as little as possible to maximise your gains, and…
If I understand correctly, they had an online async test and they shared screenshots of the answers. Is that even cheating? It wouldn't even register as cheating for me... When I was at the university (not US) we had…
EU has nothing to do with it. Just look at UK, outside the EU still doing the same thing. It's a global trend. It's more or less irrelevant what kind of country you live in, people are pushing to end E2E encryption.
I still miss Firefox OS. What happened to it? To me it seems that it was going well, but it was impossible to buy a phone with Firefox OS.
No wonder, I don't particularly like Apple, most of their stuff is way too overpriced imo, but the new M1 MacBooks are pretty great. Every single laptop I had before the M1, whether it's Apple, Dell or whatever is…
> products containing addictive chemicals that correlate with public health costs Depending on what you mean by addiction that would include a lot of normal food as well. High sugar, sugar + fat, MSG, etc.
> version control would have improved their lives Not sure. I use git at work, but I would never use it for my solo projects. It just doesn't add anything I need, but it takes mental effort to manage it.
There is always somebody ready to respond. Of course they can't take full control, that would be stupid dangerous, but they can still control the car. They even have people who go to your car to get it unstuck manually…
There is someone to take over as soon as the car encounters something it cannot handle. It's not self driving. By definition it's not driverless, there is always a driver assigned who will take care of it if needed. One…
> driverless taxis went from "it'll never happen" to "is this the default now?" That's still far away, these are not driverless cars, there is always a driver monitoring, but they monitor not one but many cars, ready to…
> Do you think that if Ukraine was not being courted by US that it would've been invaded like that ? Invaded? Probably not. Becoming a second Belarus? Yes. Overall it would have meant a Russia - NATO border closer to…
> As far as I understand it they want to preserve "open sourceness" for self hosted projects - ie. if you run redis in your docker/vm/k8s, you're fine. But if mega corp clouds are offering managed service, they need to…
They are older and learn slower, they also learned a lot of biases over the years. They are often unwilling to accept major changes to workflow.
> I would be extremely hesitant to grow cannabis on our balcony. Why is that? Just buy a small body, auto flowering seed, some fresh soil and water it every couple days and wait. You won't have a gigantic harvest but…
It wouldn't work where I'm working because we have less seats assigned to us in the building than there are people in the team...
No, but it makes less sense to haul around an ICE or more battery than needed for 100 miles.
> Google, Meta, Amazon, Microsoft, and Salesforce, are lobbying President Joe Biden's administration to increase the number of temporary foreign workers allowed in the United States through the H-1B visa program Why are…
No, in the EU too and it's legal. They pay extra though <3
> start your own gas company with competitive margins Are you serious? Why would existing large companies allow this? And even if you succeed they are just going to buy up the company. Beautiful example of this is large…
I like the external battery. It's easy to replace and I don't have to strap a large and heavy battery to my head.
Yeah, I agree. Google did a lot of work to make ChatGPT useful. It's clearly worse than it used to be. I usually need someone to explain something to me. And I used Google before to land on a site where I could find the…
It seems it gives more accurate and emphatic response. I would guess the physician just needs to double check that what the LLM says is medically correct, reasonable and ask the right questions from the patient and the…
> Is SpaceX succeeding because of Musk or despite of Musk? Probably because. Just look at Blue Origin with Jeff Bezos. Or look at the US, EU, Chinese space industry. It does look like Musk adds something to SpaceX that…
SN15 flew almost two years ago.
So much this. I might even panic a bit if I got promoted. Nowadays I got so used to the work and tools that I can finish work in less 8 hours on most days. It pays well, I'm having enough free time, low stress because…
Of course they were fired. It's a dictatorship, you do what they tell you and work. There is no point getting this involved with the company, it never pays off. Work as little as possible to maximise your gains, and…
If I understand correctly, they had an online async test and they shared screenshots of the answers. Is that even cheating? It wouldn't even register as cheating for me... When I was at the university (not US) we had…
EU has nothing to do with it. Just look at UK, outside the EU still doing the same thing. It's a global trend. It's more or less irrelevant what kind of country you live in, people are pushing to end E2E encryption.
I still miss Firefox OS. What happened to it? To me it seems that it was going well, but it was impossible to buy a phone with Firefox OS.
No wonder, I don't particularly like Apple, most of their stuff is way too overpriced imo, but the new M1 MacBooks are pretty great. Every single laptop I had before the M1, whether it's Apple, Dell or whatever is…
> products containing addictive chemicals that correlate with public health costs Depending on what you mean by addiction that would include a lot of normal food as well. High sugar, sugar + fat, MSG, etc.
> version control would have improved their lives Not sure. I use git at work, but I would never use it for my solo projects. It just doesn't add anything I need, but it takes mental effort to manage it.