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ilmucche posted:are the cars still poo poo? it seems like the coverage of stuff like whompy wheels and random fires seems to have fallen off I've seen a few around in NZ and they ain't looking great, panel gaps you could drive another smaller car through Also that Norwegian thing is from around a month ago or so
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ilmucche posted:are the cars still poo poo? it seems like the coverage of stuff like whompy wheels and random fires seems to have fallen off this month a multiple tesla cars randomly caught on fire a telsa electric grid battery installation randomly caught on fire and a tesla factory caught on fire, but not randomly because that factory has previously caught on fire due to poor safety
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Somfin posted:
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Oct 1, 2022 01:10
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Like everything Elon has hyped up, it's all a big fraud. https://twitter.com/BriannaWu/status/1576021072239300608 Just straight LMAOs Edit: Boston Dynamics better hang up the towel.
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Oct 1, 2022 05:40
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PITY BONER posted:Like everything Elon has hyped up, it's all a big fraud. What are you talking about, it's incredible. Previous robots have required upwards of ten people to ensure they don't fall over while waving their hand
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Oct 1, 2022 05:45
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idgi. Last time the prototype was able to do some sweet dance moves. What happened?
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killer crane posted:Who would pay to post on the internet?
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Oct 1, 2022 05:59
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lol every time this idea resurfaces, that we should automate human industrial workflows by going to enormous effort to create humanoid robots, when those workflows tend to have major inefficiencies and hurdles to account for human limitations and safety that robots don’t need. the push with cutting edge AI and robotics should be to design more and more specialized robots that can vastly exceed human physical capabilities and operate in conditions and spaces humans can’t. you know, like basically all other industrial machinery. it doesn’t even really make sense for household assistant type tasks in spaces that must conform to human shapes. it’s still going to be much easier and cheaper to have separate specialized assistant devices, like a robot vacuum or whatever, than some 100+ lb awkward general purpose thing doing multiple tasks badly for $20,000 (pretending tesla has ever hit a price target) that cracks your tile every time it trips over your dog.
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Oct 1, 2022 06:00
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They want plausible sexbots. That's it. You can read about it from history when Southern Women would write about what their husbands and sons would do with their "R.U.R." equivalent.
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Oct 1, 2022 06:04
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Bad Purchase posted:lol every time this idea resurfaces, that we should automate human industrial workflows by going to enormous effort to create humanoid robots, when those workflows tend to have major inefficiencies and hurdles to account for human limitations and safety that robots don’t need. The suggestion that the body that humans evolved to deal with life a million years ago happens to be the best one for urban living is silly. The ideal general purpose assistant is probably going to be some sort of compact quadruped that has a shelf that can carry poo poo and two hands coming out of its back that can manipulate things. Although to really gently caress with people, it could also be a robospider with a carry cage underneath its body and 4 of the legs can turn into various manipulators.
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Oct 1, 2022 06:29
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For specific tasks, it makes sense to design robots for that specific task. Like the robot arms you see in car factories or any variety of liquid handler. For general tasks, it makes sense to have a robot that has a form convenient for general tasks. Since we are humans, it makes sense to make those general robots human shaped because you can swap a human/robot in as needed for the general task. Plus you don't have to design specialized tools for generalized applications. The human form isn't the best form for urban living but if we are designing something to augment human living, giving them a human form makes sense. There are a lot of extinct breeds of dogs that used to have some utility that we've since automated in a different way. A specialized robot will ultimately have the same fate. On the other hand, a robot that can replace the servant class will make them extinct.
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Oct 1, 2022 06:34
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elon stans are the best https://twitter.com/realMeetKevin/status/1576032217650040832
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Oct 1, 2022 06:43
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2nd Amendment posted:Since we are humans, it makes sense to make those general robots human shaped because you can swap a human/robot in as needed for the general task. Plus you don't have to design specialized tools for generalized applications. pure fantasy, a general purpose humanoid robot assistant that can outperform specialized machines in households or offices won’t happen in any of our lifetimes the only possible exception, as noted previously, is for sex
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Oct 1, 2022 06:45
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Bad Purchase posted:pure fantasy, a general purpose humanoid robot assistant that can outperform specialized machines in households or offices won’t happen in any of our lifetimes Oh, word? Who was it that said that? 2nd Amendment posted:They want plausible sexbots.
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Oct 1, 2022 07:10
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no poo poo, did you need me to quote both your posts?
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Oct 1, 2022 07:12
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Bad Purchase posted:no poo poo, did you need me to quote both your posts? You seem very hostile. My goon, it is Friday. Relax, I'm not looking for a confrontation but I am feeling you are. I may be misunderstanding that, I'm multitasking so I may be misreading tone. Your frowny avatar doesn't help, maybe it should smile more?
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Oct 1, 2022 07:15
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so you’re saying you’re not mad, i am?
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Oct 1, 2022 07:19
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2nd Amendment posted:You seem very hostile. My goon, it is Friday. Relax, I'm not looking for a confrontation but I am feeling you are. I may be misunderstanding that, I'm multitasking so I may be misreading tone. Your frowny avatar doesn't help, maybe it should smile more? You could just, like, not be weird like this
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Oct 1, 2022 07:22
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i actually let my humanoid robot assistant write my last few posts, and i’m assured that its programming forbids hostility toward humans
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Oct 1, 2022 07:26
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drk posted:elon stans are the best Wow that's amazing I've looked into it and ran some more numbers and apparently the world economy is $100 trillion. If you replace every single person on the planet with a Tesla bot Tesla would have a gross revenue of $100 trillion (if i didn't calculate wrongly). That a massive growth potential and a stock price increase of at least multiple times
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Oct 1, 2022 07:59
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^^^^^^Until I read the comments in that thread, I had no idea that anyone anywhere would be willing to take this basic rear end robot at face value, what to speak of believing it will ever do any of the things a robot slave would be expected to do. It's vaporware and will be "coming soon" for the next decade, like everything else Elon promotes. https://twitter.com/teslaownersSV/status/1576022300910006272 LOL at $<20k. Sure.
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I'm sad that sexbots were brought up but these tweets weren't https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1576048595010080768?t=PdYq1ftVqaIq5VtxgW6AeQ&s=19
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Oct 1, 2022 08:17
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Captain Hygiene posted:You could just, like, not be weird like this Now there are weird creepy stans coming out of the woodwork?
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Oct 1, 2022 08:26
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RandomPauI posted:I'm sad that sexbots were brought up but these tweets weren't 
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Oct 1, 2022 09:54
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The texts he had with the rick and morty guy now make complete sense and why he's pushing hard for robotics. It really is just for sexbots.
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I mean, we are all adults here. Let's cut the crap and stop pretending like we don't all have a very strong desire to gently caress a robot. When you grow up in a modern western city the family printer is basically your first girlfriend. I mean, we all done stupid sexual stuff when we were young. Do you really want to throw the first stone? That's all just a normal part of growing up in the '00s. Everyone did that back then, even when most people wouldn't admit to it. Let's not be self-righteous assholes here. It's all very normal stuff.
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Drive-Thru Salad Bar posted:
Rotor dances better.
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Haven't people been saying that all fast food workers will be replaced by robots "any day now" for the last 30 years?
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drk posted:elon stans are the best Preview of the Musk Bot's future: https://i.imgur.com/gIX48Kj.mp4
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2nd Amendment posted:For specific tasks, it makes sense to design robots for that specific task. Like the robot arms you see in car factories or any variety of liquid handler. For general tasks, it makes sense to have a robot that has a form convenient for general tasks. Since we are humans, it makes sense to make those general robots human shaped because you can swap a human/robot in as needed for the general task. Plus you don't have to design specialized tools for generalized applications. He doesn't need cars and trucks to look conventional either but they do. To me it is the true sign of the lack of innovation within Tesla, still building the same dumb poo poo as everyone else
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Shaman Tank Spec posted:Preview of the Musk Bot's future: I always liked how they gave the prototype Robocops live ammo in their guns
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2nd Amendment posted:Now there are weird creepy stans coming out of the woodwork? Sorry, that was me being up too late and needlessly grumpy as a result.
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GABA ghoul posted:I mean, we are all adults here. Let's cut the crap and stop pretending like we don't all have a very strong desire to gently caress a robot. When you grow up in a modern western city the family printer is basically your first girlfriend. I mean, we all done stupid sexual stuff when we were young. Do you really want to throw the first stone? That's all just a normal part of growing up in the '00s. Everyone did that back then, even when most people wouldn't admit to it. Let's not be self-righteous assholes here. It's all very normal stuff. I’d gently caress a robot but it also has to look like an alien from Mass Effect (any of them) (except the robot ones)
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Oct 1, 2022 17:08
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Did muskrat see Smith's I, Robot, and think it was a good idea???
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Musk is absolutely a huge Asimov fan. Though not because of what he wrote.
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GABA ghoul posted:I've looked into it and ran some more numbers and apparently the world economy is $100 trillion. If you replace every single person on the planet with a Tesla bot Tesla would have a gross revenue of $100 trillion (if i didn't calculate wrongly). That a massive growth potential and a stock price increase of at least multiple times What about when those bots start purchasing bots? It'll be a new age, for sure.
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2nd Amendment posted:Musk is absolutely a huge Asimov fan. Though not because of what he wrote. Oh god no, please no. Is this the thread where I learn that Asimov was a rapist/pedophile/chud/eugenist/south African/had a really weird body shape?
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