pbkompasz

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by pbkompasz 6d ago
> But in terms of value and innovation Chinese lenses have a place What's the innovation?
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by pbkompasz 6d ago
This China craze won't last long. The Chinese PV export market crashed couple months ago(down 30% YoY), and it seems like their domestic auto market crashed too(down ~25% YoY since August).
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by pbkompasz 7d ago
Hopefully the people that find autonomous cars great are the bad drivers of today. They will transition into that and leave the better drivers of today to drive in peace.
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by pbkompasz 7d ago
Didn't they just launch autonomous Ubers in London last week?
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by pbkompasz 7d ago
Yes, instead of fixing the problem let's go back 100 years and start walking everywhere. It's easy for someone that works for home or an in office, but most people truly rely on their cars, otherwise they would lose hours everyday
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by pbkompasz 7d ago
And those CDL drivers go at speed limit because they have to cover as much distance as possible, meanwhile Waymo and similar driverless tech frequently go 10km/h below speed limit. I believe there would be much less incidents by humans
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by pbkompasz 11d ago
Just for context, when Boeing completed the 747 Airbus wasn't even a thing. 5 decades later they have caught up in most categories and even surpassed in some. Who knows, maybe something similar will happen again?
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by pbkompasz 13d ago
It's like hitting a local minima, it was given a technique, it brute forced it for a lot of money and slightly improved the result. But nothing new was discovered, no new mathematical tool was built, only a huge file that no one will r
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by pbkompasz 14d ago
If these things replace search engines, you definitely don't want that technology to originate from China or other country where "truth" comes from Dear Leader
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by pbkompasz 17d ago
3446 lines
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by pbkompasz 18d ago
> Not sure from the page but I rode one coal powered steam train in Poland for “fun” and i wish i never did. It was an open carriage trip in koszalin and the pollution it did was such that coal particles rained on everyone. It was awful
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by pbkompasz 18d ago
Market != USA
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by pbkompasz 18d ago
No one directly votes the Prime Minister in many countries. What's your point?
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by pbkompasz 18d ago
> The No campaign fears losing control over Iceland's prized fishing grounds under the EU's Common Fisheries Policy and has vowed never to share the country's waters with anyone. What about losing to a madman who, over the
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by pbkompasz 21d ago
You need 10 million valid Shorts views just to get monetized. That's just shows how little it's worth compared to how addictive it is.
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by pbkompasz 21d ago
FCC abolishes gigabit speed goal, suggesting it is unfair to Musk's Starlink
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by pbkompasz 21d ago
AI, you forgot AI
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by pbkompasz 22d ago
Bigger than the Metaverse or monkey NFTs?
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by pbkompasz 26d ago
What about leap years?
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by pbkompasz 29d ago
SpaCursoreXAI
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by pbkompasz 29d ago
I can imagine Pete Hegseth saying that exact sentence to President Trump.
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by pbkompasz 1mo ago
In that case google search would be the Model T and ChatGPT would be the automatic transmission or push to start.
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by pbkompasz 1mo ago
> The problem is that any age verification system effectively becomes an identity verification system. And such tools rarely remain "just for kids"—they quickly become used for other purposes. source?
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by pbkompasz 1mo ago
€0
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by pbkompasz 1mo ago
Not being a rat in the rat race is the real win.
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by pbkompasz 1mo ago
I’d put people who have maliciously and intentionally undermined action on climate change first. Donald Trump comes to mind.
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by pbkompasz 1mo ago
p2p crypto transfer? 0% fees, instant
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by pbkompasz 1mo ago
nein nein nein
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by pbkompasz 1mo ago
Wow, here are solutions to 10 problems that we spent millions of dollars on out of the 100s/1000s of other problems that we tried and failed to solve.
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by pbkompasz 2mo ago
FIFA will have the same slow death as Formula 1, if the only focus becomes making money...

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