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ymgve posted:The correct response to this is "an external source without direct access to your backend found 150 premium accounts posting nazi content. Why didn't you, with your direct access search tools, user reports and bot protection stuff find them first?" Except it would be "we reported 150 Nazi accounts, somehow of that 150, 180 are still posting, 260 have received free gold ticks, 357 have received partnership payouts from X the everything app, and 420 have been retweeted by Musk directly "
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shyduck posted:It's just gonna continue to be a slow bleed. Nixing the $25k car is a big blow though, and I don't think anybody outside of the usual fanboy psychopaths give a poo poo about Robotaxi Waymo is still losing money, and one of the biggest problems with operating a taxi fleet is the expense of the fleet itself, especially depreciation, which is a serious problem for EVs right now because everyone buying a used EV assumes the battery is shot.
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Sure, the incomplete dataset or nazis rounds down to almost zero, when it's not being actively promoted by THE OWNER OF THE PLATFORM.
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Apr 17, 2024 03:26
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"we can live with that many nazis. we could sustain even more"
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Apr 17, 2024 03:27
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chill, it's almost fact that elon's only following every nazi account so he can keep track of their movements and that's it.
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Apr 17, 2024 03:38
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most rich people hire poop touchers, Elon absolutely wallers in it. Speaking of rich and useless, I took the vocal data from that Grimes supercut of suck and ran it through my sampler. Its an absolute treasure trove. She's pretty fuckin drunk and her yells of frustration really lent themselves to pitch bendifying. And you get down to the real incidental vocal noises that just chop up into real nice abstract drums and dub noises. Pattern them up and pitch em down and you interesting bassline textures. I'm gonna show them off on my weekly stream tomorrow night 10pmEST(basically as soon as AEW'S Dynamite finishes and the dog settles). Check my profile for the linktree with all the deets. Or dont? I'll be having a blast, won't care.
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ymgve posted:The correct response to this is "an external source without direct access to your backend found 150 premium accounts posting nazi content. Why didn't you, with your direct access search tools, user reports and bot protection stuff find them first?" Yeah it’s not like they’re digging deep here. Even finding 150 is going to take hours because even if each one only takes a minute that’s still gonna be a while! NBC doesn’t have the tools to do some deep dive and be like “yeah we ran the analytics and we found -large number- of people posting Nazi content.” 150 means there are dozens or hundreds of accounts that weren’t identified for each one they did find
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OneEightHundred posted:a serious problem for EVs right now because everyone buying a used EV assumes the battery is shot. Correctly so, batteries are consumable. I also replace every fluid in a used car, and just consider it a happy surprise if the brakes and tires are on good condition. And just lol at trusting battery self diagnostics from tesla, the only good inspection of their stuff would be a full battery disassembly and testing every cell indivisible
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OneEightHundred posted:because everyone buying a used EV assumes the battery is shot. Yeah, why the gently caress would I do that?
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OneEightHundred posted:Waymo is still losing money, and one of the biggest problems with operating a taxi fleet is the expense of the fleet itself, especially depreciation, which is a serious problem for EVs right now because everyone buying a used EV assumes the battery is shot. I've thought about this quite a bit and I actually do think robo-taxis are going to happen and going to happen in the next few years, no one seems to understand the problem that they are trying to solve though. Streetcars. I, like millions and millions of people in the US live in what used to be considered "streetcar suburbs", the rails have been ripped out but they are still fairly density neighborhoods with zero high speed traffic with easy access to rapid transit. Throw a small shuttle that can deliver packages, avoid running over a cat or a child at 20MPH and take you to the local train station and you are golden.
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Apr 17, 2024 05:24
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Sounds great, just add a human operator to oversee the AI performance in case of unforseen issues and we've got this transportation problem solved!
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Three Olives posted:I've thought about this quite a bit and I actually do think robo-taxis are going to happen and going to happen in the next few years, no one seems to understand the problem that they are trying to solve though. Streetcars. Why not just regular buses/shuttles driven by humans. It could even be done now without some robot taxi
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Captain Hygiene posted:Sounds great, just add a human operator to oversee the AI performance in case of unforseen issues and we've got this transportation problem solved! Remote viewing bay where a driver has access to the cameras of 4 or more robotaxis (probably 10+) and simply intervenes whenever one of them does something weird. Outsource it to India or the Philippines or wherever, pay them barely anything, and it’ll be good enough to skirt past most half-assed regulations we’ll probably see. And if anyone dies the driver was on a zero hour contract anyway and technically wasn’t your employee in the first place. Bing bong, so simple
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You can automate trains stupid easy. The dude up front just pisses into a 2liter and reads manga.
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coconono posted:You can automate trains stupid easy. The dude up front just pisses into a 2liter and reads manga. It's actually quite hard to teach an ai bot how to piss into a two litre bottle and read manga. It's nowhere near a solved problem.
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dr_rat posted:It's actually quite hard to teach an ai bot how to piss into a two litre bottle and read manga. It's nowhere near a solved problem. Double plus ungood, sounds like I’ll have to continue hiring cheap immigrant labour
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I worked with two robot arms that were absolutely stellar employees. They were not bipedal and couldn't potentially sexually gently caress you, though. They did wear costumes on holidays.
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dr_rat posted:So looks like the laying off 10% of employees did not actually help tesla stock price. lol. Honestly I'm surprised that layoffs help stock prices under any circumstances. IMO it's kinda like saying "Yeah, sure there was a lot of bleeding in one of my limbs, but I've made a decision to sacrifice 10% of my body mass to keep the bleeding down!" That's not a announcement you'd make if you were actually healthy.
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MrQwerty posted:I worked with two robot arms that were absolutely stellar employees. They were not bipedal and couldn't potentially sexually gently caress you, though. If they couldn't gently caress you they weren't proper arms
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The robot arms could probably gently caress you UP though
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Viscous Soda posted:Honestly I'm surprised that layoffs help stock prices under any circumstances. IMO it's kinda like saying "Yeah, sure there was a lot of bleeding in one of my limbs, but I've made a decision to sacrifice 10% of my body mass to keep the bleeding down!" That's not a announcement you'd make if you were actually healthy. It can make the profits go up temporarily, as you immediately don't have that expense (although you do often have to pay employee termination costs, which depending on the employee contracts can be quite a bit), but any lost profits that are going to be felt from it will take a bit of time to set it. It's more though a lot of people who invest in stocks are right wing broke brain, and think employees never do much of anything anyway. Also once the whole, 'if you fire a bunch of employees the stock price goes up' becomes a thing, it's then self-fulfilling as people now want to invest when they see a bunch of people laid off as they know the stock price is going to go up.
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priznat posted:The robot arms could probably gently caress you UP though Those things were cool as poo poo
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dr_rat posted:It can make the profits go up temporarily, as you immediately don't have that expense (although you do often have to pay employee termination costs, which depending on the employee contracts can be quite a bit), but any lost profits that are going to be felt from it will take a bit of time to set it. It’s very situational from what I’ve seen, there’s plenty of companies that have ended up bloated and did very well out of laying off staff where functions were duplicated or no longer needed. There’s also plenty where they haven’t been well targeted and the people let go were actually doing valuable work and the company performance suffered as a result.
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gay picnic defence posted:It’s very situational from what I’ve seen, there’s plenty of companies that have ended up bloated and did very well out of laying off staff where functions were duplicated or no longer needed. There’s also plenty where they haven’t been well targeted and the people let go were actually doing valuable work and the company performance suffered as a result. The problem is Tesla isn't refocusing anything, they're just cutting staff because their revenue is in decline and they have no plan B. It's especially bad when the problem isn't just competition (which they could theoretically outcompete), but overall declining interest in EVs, which they have no escape from. Sentient Data posted:Correctly so, batteries are consumable. OneEightHundred fucked around with this message at 07:37 on Apr 17, 2024 |
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Azhais posted:Valve is the best, completely flat org chart. People just do what they want and form and disband teams as it makes sense for whatever vanity project they've decided to work on  so productive
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gay picnic defence posted:It’s very situational from what I’ve seen, there’s plenty of companies that have ended up bloated and did very well out of laying off staff where functions were duplicated or no longer needed. There’s also plenty where they haven’t been well targeted and the people let go were actually doing valuable work and the company performance suffered as a result. It’s nothing to do with performance or what those employees actually do, it’s a by-now-formalised ritual sacrifice to the great god Capitalism so that the number-go-up will come back.
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Re: bpm/sync chat You can always use headphones
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MrQwerty posted:Those things were cool as poo poo Were they?
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coconono posted:most rich people hire poop touchers, Elon absolutely wallers in it. Post here if it’s so good.
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A billion bisexual (and other) robots freeing humans from the servitude of undesired blowjobs
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OneEightHundred posted:If they could make a car for $25k then the Model 3 would be $25k because it's basically impossible to cut any more corners off of that piece of poo poo. BYD is only pulling it off because the Chinese government is willing to hurl money at it. Or it's a pump and dump scheme where they don't really try developing it/know it won't work - but keep CEOs having $800000 while Venture funds funnels billions into a company with the intention of duping others too buy stocks for a useless company with unsustainable promises Three Olives posted:I've thought about this quite a bit and I actually do think robo-taxis are going to happen and going to happen in the next few years, no one seems to understand the problem that they are trying to solve though. Streetcars. I don't think the technology is nowhere near being able to do that without killing a lot of people. It would either be programmed to react - an impossible task just because all of the code that need to be written, or learn from experience, something that is very time consuming a trillion data points and would bloat both servers and software. Take large language models like ChatGPT who've started to degenerate because they use available public (at least that's what they say) - and none of those models are able to understand disinformation gay picnic defence posted:It’s very situational from what I’ve seen, there’s plenty of companies that have ended up bloated and did very well out of laying off staff where functions were duplicated or no longer needed. There’s also plenty where they haven’t been well targeted and the people let go were actually doing valuable work and the company performance suffered as a result. Modus operandi for lagre companies like Meta and Alphabet is to fire people just to hire the same amount back a year later - either it's "company have less expenses" - or it's "Company is "developing". Stock prices go up either way
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OneEightHundred posted:
What? If you use correct impedance cables (ie dmx not XLR) and terminate your daisy chain, dmx is rock solid and not prone to errors, no? That's why we all still use such ancient protocols (I thought?) I am a light person / vj and the one time I did control Pyro it was indeed manual, but I thought that was more to control my consumption of flammable fluids than any potential dmx issue. On that note, would love to be a fly on the wall inside the light people's front of house during that 'show' lol
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Streetcar+ where van or bus sized shuttles service main roads and some side roads offshoots on demand is probably a very achievable automation dream for the next 20 years right after we finally get autopilot on trains. I'm not sure why we'd expect Tesla to be at the forefront of operator-less robotaxis when the hyper loop, a tunnel made by Tesla for Tesla that does not change and has completely predictable traffic and road qualities, still has an operator in each car.
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Viscous Soda posted:Honestly I'm surprised that layoffs help stock prices under any circumstances. IMO it's kinda like saying "Yeah, sure there was a lot of bleeding in one of my limbs, but I've made a decision to sacrifice 10% of my body mass to keep the bleeding down!" That's not a announcement you'd make if you were actually healthy. The stock market is completely irrational and sociopathic. OneEightHundred posted:https://www.theinformation.com/articles/before-tesla-layoffs-musk-cranked-up-pressure-amid-sales-slump The entire state of Texas is bedrock, how in the gently caress are they going to drill that in a reasonable time?
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lol Tesla's board is asking shareholders to approve the $56 billion dollar pay package for Elon that got terminated last year Ahahaha the quote from the chair quote:EV giant Tesla, Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) is calling for its shareholders to vote once again on CEO Elon Musk’s invalidated pay package, worth $47 billion at current stock price levels. "Elon hasn't been paid for his work" ahahahah Seth Pecksniff fucked around with this message at 13:09 on Apr 17, 2024 |
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Seth Pecksniff posted:lol Tesla's board is asking shareholders to approve the $56 billion dollar pay package for Elon that got terminated last year Musk’s invalidated pay package, worth $47 billion at current stock price levels. The pay package, worth $56 billion earlier Love it when the CEO demands a huge bonus for knocking nearly 20% off the value of the shares he wants to be paid in
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