saturn8601

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by saturn8601 5d ago
Thats just the weekly circus. If Dems win everything this election, the next circus will be months of impeachment inquiries followed by no action.
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by saturn8601 7d ago
>The software market in China is imploding and we will also see budget adjustments to move away from consultants and move them into AI Token budgets. We probably reached peak software development. I've always heard that there was al
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by saturn8601 10d ago
Just in case you don't know the SponsorBlock extension can skip past Youtube interleaved ads, promotional items other time wasters. You can pick and choose what you want to skip and in the Youtube Interface you can also press a button
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by saturn8601 10d ago
I don't think thats what happened in this case. They explained it in the article. Honda was way behind in developing EVs, and as a "prologue" to their eventual EV strategy, they released a car called the Honda Prologue, which
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by saturn8601 10d ago
Will never buy Hyundai again(applies to Kia as well). The company management has caused systematic quality problems. They can hire famous designers to put lipstick on a pig but the soul underneath is still ugly. I don't care how good t
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by saturn8601 10d ago
Wasn't Lutz responsible for the Dodge Viper, The Ford Explorer, BMW 3 Series, and the Chevy Volt? He seems like he has a lot of wins as well. American cars are a reflection of their culture: Singular pursuit of happiness and freedom ya
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by saturn8601 10d ago
Just my opinion: The K shaped economy is forcing people to start picking up bottom of the barrel Chevy models like the Cruze or possibly agressive lease deals caused by the same reason? (Also applies to Hyundai, Kia as well as they had agre
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by saturn8601 10d ago
What if the companies start auto subpoenaing the AI companies to try and tie the code to an account?
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by saturn8601 13d ago
I was thinking along the same lines as I was going person to person in the app. It made me more disgusted at MAGA and MAHA. These guys are living in modern times with access to things that people back then couldn't even possibly dream
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by saturn8601 13d ago
Companies that have massive startup costs (Automakers, Airlines) are harder to replace. This is a failure of the system we are in. Seems like the free market cannot properly evaluate value when all the cash is going into nonsense like Bitco
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by saturn8601 13d ago
To be fair, Spirit suffered from multiple reasons and a merger with Frontier may have just delayed the inevitable. Note: I was very emotionally invested in Spirit because they made possible many fascinating trips that wouldn't have hap
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by saturn8601 17d ago
We are talking about the US and Canada here, thats why I referenced American car companies and their executives. Im not denying at all that other countries are in different scenarios and this will have different adoption trajectories. >T
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by saturn8601 17d ago
All those ideas you suggested seem great. I'm sure they'd be better than the current status quo. Now, how difficult would it be to implement any of those ideas versus going state by state and convincing the local legislator to jus
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by saturn8601 18d ago
But then, in a country of 300 plus million people like the U.S., there is a demand for getting election results as soon as possible, because without quick results, it opens the window for bad actors to claim the election was rigged. That&#x
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by saturn8601 19d ago
Perhaps, and I am open to being wrong about this. What about range anxiety in extremly low temperatures? We have all heard the stories of so many Teslas operating above the artic circle and other Tesla propaganda but day to day, do EVs stac
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by saturn8601 19d ago
Whats your locale? Im talking about US & Canada. The sales numbers reversing there tell a different story.
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by saturn8601 19d ago
>It's 2026 and we are still debating this? You can debate all you want. If I have learned anything this past decade, its the internet has little bearing on how real life turns out. Just look at the sales numbers. In the US they are
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by saturn8601 19d ago
Yeah Canada has natural limitations bigger countries like the US does not have but still, I wonder if good negoiation and maybe a changing situation in regards to the US's declining prospects might allow Canada to swing a bit higher in
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by saturn8601 19d ago
It would be cool to have a native Canadian car company to defend and the only argument you can make for Chinese car dumping is that you dont want the only car companies remaining in the world to be Chinese. Thats a possibility yes since Chi
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by saturn8601 19d ago
Its Apple'esque. The edge are still rough, and I don't trust their sketchy antics. People buy Apple because they earned that trust among their customer base. Is the device better than competitors, in my opinion yes but they are mo
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by saturn8601 19d ago
>Pretty much everyone I talk to, who would buy a car "new" tells me their next one will be electric. The tipping point is coming much faster than most people think. People say a lot of things. If the infrastructure isn't t
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by saturn8601 19d ago
Well yes... the current US admin gets blame for not seemingly understanding the market right now(or bungled elsewhere giving the Chinese a lucky break) but i'm sure the massive oversupply in Chinese EVs didn't hurt either. China h
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by saturn8601 21d ago
There are many possibilities. The conspiracy theorists like to talk about how the people pushing the "pro Israel" actions in the U.S. are more loyal to Israel than they are to the US and so their end goal is to make Israel a regio
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by saturn8601 22d ago
Do you really need a powerful Mac to do this? Wouldnt this work on a base model or even an old Windows computer?
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by saturn8601 22d ago
>The house will get more valuable Depends on where you live. Also keep in mind population decline so long term, im not so sure. Prices already dropping in less desirable places (everywhere outside of most blue areas) (Assuming you are ta
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by saturn8601 22d ago
One can argue they made much more money selling to people than business. Business forces you to compete on price and that drives everything down to 0. The market clearly values selling to people more than selling to business: look at their
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by saturn8601 22d ago
I recall reading this story of some user doing a sync with Zune on their new computer. The computer had no songs on it and the Zune synced with that machine and wiped all the existing music off his Zune without warning him(or something like
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by saturn8601 22d ago
You haven't seem to have accounted for costs. Can the speaker still be produced at the same price? It remains to be seen. A lot of products will simply go away due to economics. Thats a reduced quality of life compared to today.
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by saturn8601 22d ago
Yeah China bought out Kuka a while back and have done some amazing efforts in automation. Their pragmatic approach to AI and automation may win out in the end. We will have to wait and see.
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by saturn8601 22d ago
It remains to be seen if that bluetooth speaker can be produced with advanced automation at the same price that they are selling it for at this time. If not, parts or the entire category of product (tiny LED bluetooth speaker) might just ha

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