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Those times you see an oddly specific and very weird rule and you just know there's probably a great story around it.

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I imagine most of the batteries aren't LFP due to size restrictions on the bikes, but if the industry could move to that instead of pushing for even more range that'd be a huge boost in saftey

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There was some internal dispute and he also claimed it was a conflict of interest with Tesla developing AI stuff. But I can't imagine how any conflict that may have existed with OpenAI doesn't exist with xAI

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Sometimes you just have to wait and its handy. We've used it for multi hour ferry waits and or the rides if we don't want to leave the vehicle.

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If it's just a fire that might sink the ship, wouldn't the first course of action be to vacate all aircraft?

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I guess that depends on how big it is and what access is like around it.

NotMyOldRedditName ,

Electric motors can last a really long time, assuming no defects, they should outlast the battery by a Longshot.

That leaves the battery, and an LFP battery should also last a hell of a long time, probably a decent way into a million km before you have degraded to about 80%.

If you got those key items lasting, then it just depends on how well the rest of the car holds up, but replacing small parts while the motors and battery works is probably always going to be more cost effective.

The problem is the battery is a wildcard still.

We know how long those LFP batteries should last in a car, but they're also pretty are in cars and we don't have that real world data yet.

I also fear that OEMs will still gouge us on replacement batteries 15 - 20 years from now when costs are even lower and replacing the battery shouldn't be so expensive.

NotMyOldRedditName ,

But battery cells don't just fail after a specific time. Maybe a component in the battery will like a switch or gasket though.

Motors are highly resilient as well.

I'm not as sure about the motors, but I really am optimistic on the LFP batteries.

A social app for creatives, Cara grew from 40k to 650k users in a week because artists are fed up with Meta’s AI policies | TechCrunch ( techcrunch.com )

Artists have finally had enough with Meta’s predatory AI policies, but Meta’s loss is Cara’s gain. An artist-run, anti-AI social platform, Cara has grown from 40,000 to 650,000 users within the last week, catapulting it to the top of the App Store charts....

NotMyOldRedditName ,

Isn't this just going to be a battle of AIs?

Train the AI on what glaze does and it'll eventually be able to deglaze. So glaze gets better and stops it for a bit and then the deglazer gets better and wins again. Repeat forever.

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But attacking Russian targets is Russia isn't defending -Russia

NotMyOldRedditName ,

It seems like it's getting easier and easier to take these targets out as more and more air defense goes down, which makes logical sense.

At what point does this snowball into a existential threat to Russias invasion?

NotMyOldRedditName ,

$30/h today and still $30/h 20 years from now and they'll wonder why people are upset again.

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Can they engage the missles from within their own borders?

What's Russia really gonna do if Poland shoots down a missle in Ukraine from Poland, especially if it comes close to Poland

Edit: declare a 100-200km buffer zone or something like that.

NotMyOldRedditName , (edited )

Oh that's a different matter entirely... I was thinking Nato borders, and TBH I'm not sure how much that would be beneficial as NATO borders are mainly on the far side of the conflict.

If NATO was going to protect the first 150km into Ukraine from Russia's side, what's the difference between that and all of Ukraine?

NotMyOldRedditName ,

It was all that time he spent in a closet with Vanna White. He would've won otherwise.

ChatGPT Answers Programming Questions Incorrectly 52% of the Time: Study ( gizmodo.com )

The research from Purdue University, first spotted by news outlet Futurism, was presented earlier this month at the Computer-Human Interaction Conference in Hawaii and looked at 517 programming questions on Stack Overflow that were then fed to ChatGPT....

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My experience with an AI coding tool today.

Me: Can you optimize this method.

AI: Okay, here's an optimized method.

Me seeing the AI completely removed a critical conditional check.

Me: Hey, you completely removed this check with variable xyz

Ai: oops you're right, here you go I fixed it.

It did this 3 times on 3 different optimization requests.

It was 0 for 3

Although there was some good suggestions in the suggestions once you get past the blatant first error

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Because I had some methods I thought were too complex and I wanted to see what it'd come up with?

In one case part of the method was checking if a value was within one of 4 ranges and it just dropped 2 of the ranges in the output.

I don't think that's asking too much of it.

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And ya, it did provide some useful info, so it's not like it was all wrong.

I'm more just surprised that it was wrong in that way.

NotMyOldRedditName ,

Probably less than the same amount of developers whose code runs on the first try.

NotMyOldRedditName ,

His name is Biden which keeps Bidens' name in the news with whatever negative spin they want.

NotMyOldRedditName ,

The US van manufacture more ATACMS, Russia likely can't make more S300/400s due to sanctions.

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The more of the Russian black sea fleet they sink, the easier it'll be to field these sea babies.

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Putin uses 1st nuke.

Nato strikes back conventionally

Putin orders all nukes.

Kid at a computer ordered by putin to launch all nukes - am I the baddy?

NotMyOldRedditName ,

Can you not launch cruise missles from land?

NotMyOldRedditName ,

They downvote the truth and/or facts when they are contrary to the hive mind.

NotMyOldRedditName ,

Taking on Visa and Mastercard is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to things like smart contracts.

NotMyOldRedditName ,

Currently they've been having him control a cursor. He can left and right click it.

He can perform as good as he could before the problem now it seems, so if that's the case that extra bit rate wasn't needed for that task.

What this probably means is he won't be able to do as much as they learn more about it.

Maybe 1 year in the 2nd patient with full fidelity is able attach it to a robotic arm and fetch themselves a drink, but Nolan while he can click as good, won't be able to do that.

Also if they fix it eventually, as they didn't say never, just not yet, they'll never know if that discrepancy occurs.

NotMyOldRedditName ,

I think my confidence would be tied to if there were any complications on the monkeys or pigs with going deeper.

My intuition says go as shallow as needed to get the data you need as the deeper you go the more something could go wrong, but as we see here, going shallow also has problems.

I'm assuming they tested different depths on animals, so as long as deeper in the animals didn't specifically cause problems, I think I'd be fine with it as a solution.

Now, if they didn't try these depths during the animal trials, well, that's another matter entirely.

NotMyOldRedditName ,

He still can for the time being. They worked around the problem.

NotMyOldRedditName ,

Don't worry, the dolphins will save us if it gets that far.

NotMyOldRedditName ,

This and the miner sweeper a day or two ago, keep it up!

NotMyOldRedditName ,

I think it's mainly the eyebrows they way they're pointed up in roughly the same spot.

Doesn't seem as much beyond that to me

NotMyOldRedditName ,

They've done the incomplete artwork well.

For example, a lot of the characters you meet along the way during your runs have the same hooded NPC model. Those are all incomplete.

When you actually talk to them, most of them have the static artwork done though.

NotMyOldRedditName ,

I'm 67 or something like that in, and just found a new NPC

NotMyOldRedditName ,

It took me dozens of runs to even realize that was happening. It really doesn't feel incomplete.

NotMyOldRedditName ,

It was a collaboration with the company. They probably helped fund it for exclusive licensing to start.

NotMyOldRedditName ,

Hopefully the stickers plastered to everything saying may cause cancer.

NotMyOldRedditName ,

I'm surprised anyone would think there wasn't harmful pollutants emitted when combusted, it's burning things. I would have thought the exhaust fans above them though were enough to make it a non issue.

Too lazy to read the actual report, but hopefully they're able to properly account for the differences in deaths caused when using proper ventilation vs not using proper ventilation, and show the risk factor between the two.

NotMyOldRedditName ,

They aren't all that bad though, those would fall into the bad ventilation side of things.

Billionaire bets big on largest solar project ever proposed to deliver power across oceans: 'At the forefront of the clean energy transition' ( www.thecooldown.com )

The world is on the cusp of an energy transformation that could make the Industrial Revolution look minor. Mike Cannon-Brookes is banking on the Land Down Under to be a major driver of that change....

NotMyOldRedditName ,

I wonder to what extent they can take advantage of the ocean liquid cooling the cables to increase transmission capabilities.

Edit: On further thought, I guess they don't want excess heat as that would increase losses, so while the cooling could be beneficial, preventing the heat in the first place would be better.

NotMyOldRedditName ,

Smaller than I would have expected, but I guess you don't want a bigger ship looking for things that want to make it go boom

NotMyOldRedditName ,

Didn't the USA know it didn't have enough ammunition for a long term war and were using their air superiority and other tech/warfare advances to limit the kind of warfare that'd require that?

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As it should be this far in.

There's no reason Ukraine should lose this war due to ammunition.

Maybe Russia still pulls something off, or they meat grinder their way through or something, but lack of ammunition shouldn't be why.

NotMyOldRedditName ,

If they increase output and Ukraine wins, yay Ukraine wins.

If they increase output and Ukraine falls and Putin tempts fate by attacking the Baltics / Nato they're already at increased output.

Really it's a win win at this point in terms of success or readiness.

NotMyOldRedditName ,

Okay, so intersex people are mentally ill from the moment that plays out in the womb?

Is this a schrodingers mental illness, where up until the intersex is determined by an ultrasound that they are both mentally fine and mentally ill?

NotMyOldRedditName ,

Loved this when it was new!! Highly recommend it.

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He's claimed before that he honestly believes it each year by watching the progress the past X months, but suddenly all progress stops as their method hits a plateau. So they keep changing methods.

It's probably an honest mistake the first time or two, but he's done this every year since and has no credibility anymore.

After being wrong by a year or two, he should have explained what was going in, and shut up about it, with a simple I don't know when it'll be ready but you should see forward progress each year.

NotMyOldRedditName , (edited )

The part of the claim here where they wouldn't upgrade the cameras is a part that I'm highly interested in.

I don't expect tesla to upgrade any hardware beyond what they believe is required which they claim hardware 3 is.

But the moment a hardware 3 car can't flip a switch and become level 3/4 SAE autonomous and a hardware 4, 5, 6 or whatever it is if/when solved is required, I think there's a massive lawsuit there unless Tesla somehow upgrades the cars.

Suddenly the car didn't come with the hardware required and can't function as described, especially back when it was announced.

Tesla will say, oh we'll get it working on HW3 next year... and try to kick the can to avoid liability, but I don't think that will work long.

Edit: and as per the ruling, it sounds like the new knowledge that the car can't on HW3 but can on others, would trigger new knowledge opening up past the statute of limitations

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