bradgranath
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Is something supposed to happen??
Heh, you got me there. But, it seems like the only legal way to make them unreliable. Have considered turning it upside down, covering or spraying it with paint, or just straight up picking it up and putting it in my van and driving it out to the middle of nowhere, but pretty sure I'd only be able to pick off a few of them before I picked up serious charges.
Mebe could design a sort of cattle guard like snare to embed in my driveway that passes humans, but eats hoverboard wheels.
If you need insulin for emergency purposes, call fucking 911, please for the love of god, don't manage your medical emergencies with app based delivery couriers.
THIS. They are so fucking slow, and drive straight down the center blocking the whole sidewalk.
I don't want a creepy remote control beach cooler filming me period.
That is how picket lines work, yes.
There is no way in a cold hell that fucking UberEats would ever be brave enough to accept the liability necessary for that to be a thing.
1A says she is free to protest human workers by getting in their way in public. Do you think picket lines are illegal? Why is this different because they're robots?
I do this whenever possible. I honestly don't understand why these aren't constantly vandalized. I just wanna peacefully protest them like this ex prof, but there's plenty of folks out there who'd like a free meal that's rolling by in a beach cooler that stops when you stand in its way.
Ah, yes, the famously secure Korean Banking system. Lol.
TurboTax has a guarantee. If they fuck up, it’s their fault and they will fix it. If Claude fucks up, Anthropic gives zero rats asses what happens to you afterward.
If you on purpose press enter, and run code you know nothing about, it’s still on you for pressing enter.
$333/week doesn’t quite seem like enough to live on. How many of these are you planning to run concurrently?
What's an Analog Audio CD?
Name some other groundbreaking medical equipment that was brought about by VC funding, please.
Or maybe, because it's not really useful for much.
It's a Theranos situation.
>>That ambition is very positive to me.
...and this is why people fall for it. Every. Single. Time.
Literally everything they're saying is marketingslop gobbledegook. No studies, no papers, no doctors; just "500k transducers," and "30fps!" Anyone can wire that up. With a little cash, you might even be able to stream, record, and proccess it. Still means absolute diddly squat if you haven't compared it to other imaging or figured out how to train a radiologist to use it effectively or done trials for specific diagnostics or diseases.
They'll figure out if it does anything other than show you an animated cartoon xray of yourself later. After they have your money.
I actively avoid products that are advertised to me. It’s an easy shortcut to “Tell me your shit sucks without telling me your shit sucks.” I honestly don’t understand the type of advertising that does not seek to inform, but rather annoy you into buying the product. Has never made any sense to me at all.
Are you drunk? He’s lucky Google and Amazon haven’t noticed yet. If he wants to keep access to his accounts he should pull them down immediately and distribute via torrent.
Yes. They are all lobsters.
The obvious reason is bribes.
Qou Bono?
Sure is strangely coincidental that the specific delusion that is induced ends up manifesting as: “Gee, I should start a company that pays OpenAI for the use of their clearly superior software.”
They found
two cases?
Lol.
4 Stars. Go home and tell your mother you're brilliant.
This is literally everything wrong with the tech industry in a single comment.
Really. That is exactly what happened.
Yet Another Major Release in which the texturing system has remained unchanged since V1 and isolated from the nodes system.
Oh well.