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Where did I say it was a good thing (or even a bad thing)? I was just making an observation, and yet downvoted for doing so. Tesla is making a huge bet on robotaxi, it’s quite poss…

Tesla is manufacturing thousands of robotaxis a month. LARP or not, I'd be very surprised if none of the robotaxis are put to use.

They cloned their slaves and killed some of them?

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I'll make the argument that part of the value of "consciousness" and "humanity" is uniqueness. Here is an absurd example: If I could carbon copy 100,000 of you.... and later I deci…

I love this analysis. I chalked the new aesthetic up to AI companies using a new breed/generation of highly talented and highly paid UI/UX designers who have the opportunity to bri…

Something doesn't sit right about this story. I suspect the Netflix office has security and cameras. For hard drives to get mysteriously stolen, all of which are empty but one that…

It's more likely AI will bring ultimate power to the leader of whatever AI company reaches recursive super intelligence first. ASI includes power of immense societal coercion, unli…

>Just watching the live-stream, does SpaceX only hire young guys in their 20's? Basically. It's a rough work-life balance at SpaceX and as people get older, they want to live their…

The House on Tuesday voted to make daylight saving time permanent nationwide, amid a yearslong push to end the twice-annual clock changes.

Archive.is doesn't seem to be working. Here is the gist of the article: Apple sued OpenAI and one of its top executives Friday alleging the AI company stole trade secrets as part o…

https://archive.is/8C6vM Article without paywall. Seems like the next evolution of a cat-and-mouse game between Meta and the modders. How long before the new tamper protection is d…

Here is a mirror of the article without a paywall. https://archive.is/FziAy The Economist is partly owned by the Rothschild dynasty and was chaired by Evelyn de Rothschild for 17 y…

The memory manufacturing industry is historically notorious for its "feast or famine" cycles, bouncing violently between periods of extreme supply gluts and crushing shortages. We'…

>ssh -J user1@bastion1,user2@bastion2 targetuser@targethost Are you using SSH key auth or password authenticating three times when you do this?

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This video is about the 15+ year old method of treating invasive kudzu at its roots with helium gas to kill it without killing other nearby plants. Jacob patented his method 12 yea…

> Ethernet is dead for home usage. If you need internet for work related audio/video conferencing, and you share your screen, wired is the way to go. Over time you can tell which c…

> instead of an incomplete list of one-off rules (that are apparently not even easy to interpret, as demonstrated by the other replies to your comment). Looking at the comments, I …

This is so true, and it's surprising how many people don't know what they are obligated to do when asked by an officer. It's even fuzzy for me at times. It should be well known tha…

Good to know, thanks!

> Let's play this silly articles game if we are actually going to do this then. > Was The Weather Channel lying? > https://x.com/i/status/2066159583085940897 > I'm not sure how you…

https://archive.is/gWfRv This article is about a project called "Destiny" ( https://destiny.com ), an economic zone to be created in an undeveloped region of Nevis (of St. Kitts & …