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coconono posted:The FSD stuff seems like it could be useful in long haul freeway type situations but lmao am I trusting a fuckin computer to drive me through the fog I'd trust Ford's version of the technology more, but I just don't understand use examples. For those few moments when you can use the tech (long boring highway drives I assume), is it really that appealing? Like you can take your hands off the wheel for 15 minutes, so what? Now, obviously, a full self driving vehicle has all kinds of benefits. But that's a long ways off.
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Mistle posted:I just want to say: or just copy paste the text tweets so SA can slowly start bui;ding up a ctrl f/indexable collection of tweets. screen caps are good, but imgur and image hosts have all shown themselves vulnerable to "hey what if we pivot to profitability?" before blinking out of existence
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SA the everything app!!!!!!!!!!!!! 
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crispix posted:SA the everything app!!!!!!!!!!!!! it already handles financial transactions via avatar purchases supports video and images and direct messaging all Jeff needs to add is a trending hashtag topic and we're in business
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PhazonLink posted:or just copy paste the text tweets so SA can slowly start bui;ding up a ctrl f/indexable collection of tweets. screen caps are good, but imgur and image hosts have all shown themselves vulnerable to "hey what if we pivot to profitability?" before blinking out of existence Imgur deleting the screencap of Doge guy saying Elon is the smartest most handsome man is the modern day equivalent of the burning of the library of Alexandria
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Azhais posted:They claim the lidar purchases were for chase cars that were verifying the "thoughts and prayers" detection system Teslas rely on it’s actually driven by an optimus “robot” behind the wheel, which is being remotely operated by a guy in a cubicle. full. self. driving.
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redshirt posted:I'd trust Ford's version of the technology more, but I just don't understand use examples. For those few moments when you can use the tech (long boring highway drives I assume), is it really that appealing? Like you can take your hands off the wheel for 15 minutes, so what? The cynic in me assumes that these companies are explaining these limitations knowing their target market will try to use the system all the time, going so far as to jailbreak through any blocks. In that case when it fucks up its user error.
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kazil posted:Imgur deleting the screencap of Doge guy saying Elon is the smartest most handsome man is the modern day equivalent of the burning of the library of Alexandria reminds me of some goons talking about how theyve gotten drama bombs and death threats when they did some discord spring cleaning and deleted some of their lesser used channels even after a month's warning of "hey , save what you want."
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y'all ready know what gif this is
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Buce posted:yeah, the tactical operator fantasy will replace the cowboy fantasy in truck advertising Yes! This is what I think, but in less words.
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FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT!!!!
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One of these created and maintains a shelter for thousands of animals, while the other is trying to get mans best friend extinct via vehicular slaughter every single day. I know who's side i'm on
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The side of the Malaysian Government
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I’m here for the Chud War.
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My mom thinks I'm handsome - Elon
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Lmao, a "cool Teslas" account that posts ai generated images because there are no real cool teslas
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Lord Stimperor posted:But it's still a Tesla, the dorky electric vehicle company. Just imagine what happens if Dodge uparmors their charger or takes a RAM with armored plates, bars across the rear window, a cow bar, gigantic roof-mounted lights. Like, truck design has already been doing this for years now short of actual explicit "armored mods for combat zones" poo poo? The last 10+ years of American trucks have been more and more tacticool on larger, chunkier vehicles that are increasingly useless as trucks. A half-ton truck that needs a fold-down step to get into, with a vestigial 4' bed that can't carry poo poo, though that doesn't really matter because you need a step-ladder to reach into it to begin with. American car manufacturers are already well past the Cybertruck as a watershed design moment imo
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haha you are so owned i actually look 100 years older now
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Ian miles cheong is in his early 40s
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Well on his way to becoming one of those dried apple people
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Ant-man and Dogkiller should release some diss tracks if they want engagement imo
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Buce posted:yeah, the tactical operator fantasy will replace the cowboy fantasy in truck advertising lol OPERATOR AESTHETIC has 100% saturated the suburban SC truck and jeep drivers and has for years. Just go drive through any local grocery store parking lot. Give it 5 years and a RAM POWERWAGON plowing through Birkenstock wearing protestors will run nonstop at each of the 147 NFL TV timeouts.
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Lol I love how when I see the words OPERATOR AESTHETIC I immediately think of a skinny white dude with a groomed beard wearing khazi 5.11 pants and a Grunt Style t-shirt
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IBroughttheFunk posted:Technically the World Economic Forum, but in practice when they say that they mean.... 
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holtemon posted:Lol I love how when I see the words OPERATOR AESTHETIC I immediately think of a skinny white dude with a groomed beard wearing khazi 5.11 pants and a Grunt Style t-shirt Look, if your shirt isn’t olive with an American flag on the sleeve, you just don’t get it bro. Lions or sheep bro. You just don’t know how dangerous the world is bro.
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Samovar posted:He looks like he's made out of clay. nono he's gollum not golem
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redshirt posted:I'd trust Ford's version of the technology more, but I just don't understand use examples. For those few moments when you can use the tech (long boring highway drives I assume), is it really that appealing? Like you can take your hands off the wheel for 15 minutes, so what? I commute and drive a lot outside of that for family events and even small driver assistance features are helpful. Lane assist and auto-breaking cruise control can make for a safer ride and done right can 1) let the driver focus more on their surroundings and 2) help out when a distraction does happen. I really like my autobreaking cruise control for slow, high-traffic commuting. It requires a lot of oversight but it is a good experience overall. Even the companies that are doing things methodically and carefully are far off from true self-driving in every scenario. Mercedes seems to be the furthest along with a system that they are confident enough in for them to take liability for its failures. That’s what actually needs to happen for self-driving to progress. Legislation should be passed that companies are strictly liable for failures of their driver assistance systems and the burden of proof is on them to prove that it was user error. Mercedes is also rightly using multiple different types of sensors to make their Drive Pilot system work instead of just depending on cameras. I know it’s just because Elons a loving moron but it should be blindingly obvious that vision alone is a terrible strategy (per the loving train video). If there are sensors like lidar that perform well in scenarios where vision alone would struggle, then they should use them too. But Elon approaches everything with his ideas > form > function so he’s handicapped anything his companies build from the very beginning. Optimus vs Boston Dynamics is the other obvious comparison. Elon’s obsession with fuckable human-robots is going to guarantee that they will never get close to Boston Dynamics capabilities. There is never going to be some inflection point where Tesla magically gets self-driving working. Their system is flawed from the start and we’ll see many other companies start passing them over the next 5 years.
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Saltpowered posted:That’s what actually needs to happen for self-driving to progress. Legislation should be passed that companies are strictly liable for failures of their driver assistance systems and the burden of proof is on them to prove that it was user error. According to internal sensors FSD was disengaged before the incident. (0.53 seconds before)
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Tai posted:Why is FSD even allowed in USA? It's clearly not fit for purpose but here we are. Bribes? No one gives a gently caress? Some form of 'freedom and 'right' to do whatever you want? Our institutions are extremely conservative-libertarian entities.The American right wing bitches and whines about activist government institutions being WOKE ILLUMINATI UN LIZARD TYRANT LEFTISTS, but our government institutions regardless remain extremely libertarian apparatuses whose employees overwhelmingly wring their hands and fetter about when and where they not only can but ought to wield their regulatory power.
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