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Comment #44281537
After the initial 60 seconds of shock that nobody is at the wheel, the rest of the ride makes you quickly realize how much better AI is at driving than regular humans.
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Comment #43915794
I've very interested in this, and completely agree we are still trying to evolve the horse carriage without realizing we can move away from it. How can I follow up on what you're b…
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Comment #42136400
It doesn't mention how scrolling would work - is that supported?
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Comment #42058070
I remember about 12-15 years ago, as a weekend project, I reached out to the creator of OpenSubtitles dot org and asked him for a dump of all the subtitles, which he promptly and h…
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Comment #41960343
In most EU countries we have multi-gigabit internet (for cheap too). Current offers are around ~5 GBIT speeds for 20 bucks a month.
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Comment #41763958
What do you mean? It's basically steel blades and sharp/pointy edges on wheels. I'm sure other vehicles will hurt if they hit a pedestrian at speed, but even getting hit at 5 mph b…
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Comment #41763897
Love the initiative! Booked some time.
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Comment #41181353
Users could soon stop using Chrome
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Comment #41046054
Thought the same until I saw your comment. For those in the same boat: Wiz, Inc. is a cloud security startup.
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Comment #40988267
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Comment #40881451
I have pretty much the opposite take: years from now we'll tell our grandchildren that the AI APIs we used to use were paid BY THE TOKEN! We're in the dialup days of AI, where capa…
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Comment #40787093
> Introducing a minimum voting age of 16 and a maximum of 80. > Sending £1 trillion a week to the NHS. can we squeeze those in too?
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Comment #40524442
Click to edit is broken, felt it was read only until i realized you had to click the text-filled area. Make the whole quadrant clickable.
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Comment #40479955
I have to say the "coconut" one always makes me choke on my drink every time I see it.
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Comment #40443359
"pluckable strings". Don't really need anything more exhaustive than that. The discovery process is part of the fun.
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Comment #39959802
my company regularly pays for techcrunch, so yes
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Comment #39830543
Mood is too coarse of a filter - I have a feeling in mind that I want the book to help me amplify, not an overall mood. E.g. feeling adventurous vs. "excited".
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Comment #39826297
This was a delightful experience
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Comment #39614694
I saw more than one post about people maxing out credit cards to go long on Bitcoin or other crypto, ALREADY anticipating they will not pay back those cards and just go to collecti…
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Comment #39407366
4 weeks ago: Gemini Advanced with Ultra 1.0 Now: Gemini 1.5 Pro Is it just me or is their branding all over the place.
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Comment #39221839
How do you spot a satellite? I've never seen one.
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Comment #39199967
By that logic, "one language" is actually apt for an app like this, a la 1Password. I.e. one way to interpret is: the service democratizes access to languages so much that one lang…
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Comment #39147628
Also very young making it even more impressive, considering they were born > 2005 according to the author's passing mention in the post.