It's not "just a question of money", time is absolutely a factor. Getting nine women pregnant doesn't give you a baby in a month.
>that the limited supply goes to the buyer who need it the most Everything else you said is accurate, but this is not. Supply will go to those most able to pay, not those who need it the most. It is not a moral…
Way more people die of being exposed to the cold than exposed to the heat. So you could make a good argument that weather events save more lives than they cost by increasing the temperature of marginal zones where…
As a New Zealander - oh no please stop threatening me with a warm dry summer.
What a sad and pathetic opinion, especially when targeted towards such an incredible contributor as Tom Stanton, a true educator and an energetic and excited engineering mind.
>Are you trying to invent your own definition for self driving Are you?
Aah yes that scrappy $1.7 trillion start-up.
Google isn't making arbitrary decisions here - it's reflecting social norms. Americans aren't big on walking. I've seen pictures of beautiful leafy suburbs that don't even have sidewalks.
OK, go off.
If we're going to insist on continuing to use the offensive language of "third world country", at least apply it correctly. India is not what even the most casual racist would consider "third world".
Most people reasonably assume that if they click Reject they won't get the page they're looking for.
What kind of question is that? Without knowing anything about the person's geography or local cost of solar, how can you make such a bold assessment of affordability? I live in New Zealand where the capital cost of…
Americans are not allowed to buy Kinder eggs.
Why do you think it's a space company? SpaceX didn't even define ITSELF as a space company in its IPO filing.
Weird perspective. When I was a kid (I'm 41) we were given sets - pirate ship, submarine, police sets. They were designed as a kit... and once we built the kid we'd pull it apart and use the parts for all sorts of…
How can you know that without even hearing it?
A major retailer in my country had to recall thousands of units of kids kinetic sand because it contained asbestos. Are you saying we'd be better off had they not been made to recall these? Or that we'd be worse off had…
Like the music being described literally in the thread you're responding to.
>2. Originality matters more than ever. By design, these tools can only copy and mix things that already exist. But they aren't alive, they don't live in the world and have experiences, and they can't create something…
At $14b revenue Anthropic is likely running a HUGE loss on their P&L.
Interesting that you consider the most cutting edge technology in the category to be "the easiest layups".
... but Google doesn't levy these charges.
I dont think Waymo is interested in using a video of their car striking a child as marketing.
I think you're missing something though, which I've observed from reading these comments - HN commenters aren't ordinary humans, they're super-humans with cosmic powers of awareness, visibility, reactions and judgement.
You seem to be implying that there are no circumstances in which a vehicle can hit a pedestrian and the driver not be at fault... which is absurd.
It's not "just a question of money", time is absolutely a factor. Getting nine women pregnant doesn't give you a baby in a month.
>that the limited supply goes to the buyer who need it the most Everything else you said is accurate, but this is not. Supply will go to those most able to pay, not those who need it the most. It is not a moral…
Way more people die of being exposed to the cold than exposed to the heat. So you could make a good argument that weather events save more lives than they cost by increasing the temperature of marginal zones where…
As a New Zealander - oh no please stop threatening me with a warm dry summer.
What a sad and pathetic opinion, especially when targeted towards such an incredible contributor as Tom Stanton, a true educator and an energetic and excited engineering mind.
>Are you trying to invent your own definition for self driving Are you?
Aah yes that scrappy $1.7 trillion start-up.
Google isn't making arbitrary decisions here - it's reflecting social norms. Americans aren't big on walking. I've seen pictures of beautiful leafy suburbs that don't even have sidewalks.
OK, go off.
If we're going to insist on continuing to use the offensive language of "third world country", at least apply it correctly. India is not what even the most casual racist would consider "third world".
Most people reasonably assume that if they click Reject they won't get the page they're looking for.
What kind of question is that? Without knowing anything about the person's geography or local cost of solar, how can you make such a bold assessment of affordability? I live in New Zealand where the capital cost of…
Americans are not allowed to buy Kinder eggs.
Why do you think it's a space company? SpaceX didn't even define ITSELF as a space company in its IPO filing.
Weird perspective. When I was a kid (I'm 41) we were given sets - pirate ship, submarine, police sets. They were designed as a kit... and once we built the kid we'd pull it apart and use the parts for all sorts of…
How can you know that without even hearing it?
A major retailer in my country had to recall thousands of units of kids kinetic sand because it contained asbestos. Are you saying we'd be better off had they not been made to recall these? Or that we'd be worse off had…
Like the music being described literally in the thread you're responding to.
>2. Originality matters more than ever. By design, these tools can only copy and mix things that already exist. But they aren't alive, they don't live in the world and have experiences, and they can't create something…
At $14b revenue Anthropic is likely running a HUGE loss on their P&L.
Interesting that you consider the most cutting edge technology in the category to be "the easiest layups".
... but Google doesn't levy these charges.
I dont think Waymo is interested in using a video of their car striking a child as marketing.
I think you're missing something though, which I've observed from reading these comments - HN commenters aren't ordinary humans, they're super-humans with cosmic powers of awareness, visibility, reactions and judgement.
You seem to be implying that there are no circumstances in which a vehicle can hit a pedestrian and the driver not be at fault... which is absurd.