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bushbaba

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    Comment #49222528

    I doubt unemployment can even raise to 40% before the government and billionaire class is overthrown. The French Revolution was not an isolated event

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    Comment #49191567

    the processes are a result of repeated lawsuit

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    Comment #49157612

    It’s not but they should list country of origin for the ingredients

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    Comment #49002443

    Personally believe Jack has done more harm than good for his companies lately. It's time he resign.

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    Comment #48987024

    agreed, my F500 company switched off claude code to copilot in 30 days. All 5k+ engineers. That is the fastest migration i've ever witnessed. This includes switching all our agents…

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    Comment #48971087

    JavaScript is very fast and easy for UI rendering. If it works for web apps it’d also work for the terminal. Sure it’s bloated but it’s fine. The dev velocity of JavaScripts is ord…

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    Comment #48943935

    Mura Murati was CTO but not the AI lead. Her role was mostly organizational not scientific.

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    Comment #48881074

    He was hired to go to meetings and state “I’m vint cerf, I work at Google” then blab for 2 mins and introduce the actual speaker for a meeting/conference. Similar ish to an influen…

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    Comment #48848776

    Wonder if Intel optain will would have made a huge comeback.

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    Comment #48781175

    We use an insurance model. Get upset how insurance works. Then complain it’s broken. Either it’s insurance or it’s wealth redistribution.

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    Comment #48543502

    I'm perfectly happy at claude opus 4.6. All improvements since then have not meaningfully improved my day to day. If i can get 4.6 on my laptop for 5-10k, i'd gladly start shifting…

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    Comment #48486998

    Not necessarily, inference speed also has huge time aspect. For example anthropic takes nearly twice as long as OpenAI models for my tasks with both having similar success rates.

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    Comment #48428708

    Easy to test against by going multi model audit

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    Comment #48428536

    The top U.S. officials do the same when traveling to any country. Everyone does this to everyone else.

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    Comment #48304237

    Saab uses the Bombardier Global 6500 here. Which is entirely manufactured in Canada. This is less politics and more about economics

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    Comment #48296506

    Not a valid excuse without knowing what their historical growth rate has been. And how much of the instability is load related.

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    Comment #48259478

    Makes prior assumptions that getting tens of gigs of ram is cheap thrown out the window. Would likely lead to super fast SSDs such as optain being way more valuable

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    Comment #48232221

    Not really I’d not call Google the safest/most popular choice for AI or Cloud.

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    Comment #48226236

    If cabins are water tight you risk carbon monoxide poisoning

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    Comment #48156781

    If you've ever built software, you'll know that regressions are all too common. Especially when AI/ML is involved. It's likely they patch this and cause 2 other bugs in the process…

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    Comment #48103589

    Cool to see my hunch be backed by data. Python is a scripting language with OOP bolted on. Means there’s not really a styling consistency that other languages have, with things ten…

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    Comment #47993026

    i'd argue Waymo is "1 Driver", and after they get a cumulative 4 points in 1 year, then Waymo would no longer be allowed to drive in the state of California

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    Comment #47917840

    Google banked on "Edge" for IoT as well, prior to that it was their network edge is better use them from compute. It's a failed strategy that won't work this time either.

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    Comment #47913372

    Do they get 1 point per infraction and have license suspend after so many points?(like human rivers)? If so, it'd be rather quick for the full fleet suspension.

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    Comment #47913353

    The difference is that Uber/Lyft use external contractors who are liable for their driving. Waymo is directly liable for the driving as they directly own and operate the cars and t…