Instead of wasting time on failures such as self driving, Tesla could design car bodies made of solar cells. They may not be super efficient, but would add some extra power.
Readit Newsgumballindie commented on Tesla owner adds 4000 watt solar panel roof to his car after company wouldn't uniladtech.com/vehicles/c... · Posted by u/koqoo
gumballindie commented on The growing inequality of who gets to work from home hbr.org/2023/12/research-... · Posted by u/samaysharma
Most people that want to work onsite are the people without an inner voice. They need someone to talk to compensate for it.
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I don't think we have to compare the process when the end result (another's work being influenced by what they have previously seen) is the same.
Exactly, and the higher the degree of influence the closer to theft. Ai cultists obsessed with stealing property somehow think that’s ok.
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gumballindie commented on Tell HN: Russia has started blocking OpenVPN/WireGuard connections · Posted by u/itvision
Doesn't Russia still have TOR nodes running ? Are those blocked ?
I would advise against using popular or well known protocols as those are prime targets. I’d use disguised protocols instead.
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gumballindie commented on Many AI researchers think fakes will become undetectable economist.com/science-and... · Posted by u/thm
We already have undetectable fakes. Anybody can buy a blue check mark on Twitter and pretend to be somebody else. Anybody can also domain squat.
The way we detect them is if this becomes a problem, the authentic entity will speak against it and the society will rectify. Just as these fakes are a non-problem in practice, AI fakes will be a non-problem too.
> the authentic entity will speak against it and the society will rectify
Society is already speaking against stolen content and fakes produced using it. How are we rectifying this?
gumballindie commented on Spotube: Open-source Spotify-Youtube client github.com/KRTirtho/spotu... · Posted by u/keepamovin
I think there's a difference between hacking for fun and feeling entitled to and arguing with weak arguments how you should be able to play music for free.
This entire thread has absolutely nothing to do with e.g. telling how Spotify can be hacked and everything to do with script kiddies at best wanting to download a binary from GitHub to listen to music for free.
But sure, maybe HN is that sad distribution mechanism now and, what's more, we're calling this hacker culture!
This. Period.