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Comment #49235416
The current version of FSD drives better than most humans. You literally put in the destination address, press Start Self Drive, and it gets to your destination without you ever to…
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Comment #49175276
Uber rides are around $1.5 per mile on average. Assume Waymo car drives 200K miles over it's lifetime, 3mi/kWh EV efficiently and $0.20/kWh electricity cost. It will generate $300K…
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Comment #49022502
Take-or-pay contracts appear as "contractual commitments" in 10-K. They are not hidden. That's the way they are reported in all industries where take-or-pay contracts exist. There'…
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Comment #48973016
Data centers use miniscular amount of water. Data center water use is a fake issue.
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Comment #48872830
> whats working is ML models trained on specific domains (not much different than 5+ years ago), and whats not working is a general model that humanity can let go to work on its ow…
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Comment #48852598
And a lot more electricity to power them.
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Comment #33424911
It will happen after AGI singularity.
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Comment #32694780
> poly breaker, where they have three shifts of people in protective suits that smash large pieces of silicon down with hammers Why is this done manually? wouldn't it be easy to au…
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Comment #32610581
Average American "cardboard house" is better insulated than average European brick or concrete house. Having heavy walls make your house feel "sturdy" but it has nothing to do with…
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Comment #31969648
ICON has been building houses like that for a while. You can find walkthroughs of their houses on YouTube to understand what to expect. https://youtu.be/vcSaUXViD9g
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Comment #31910810
It could be that dolphins are smarter than humans. Dolphins didn't build civilization, but it could be because they don't have flexible enough limbs for tool making. Maybe humans j…
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