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I don't think so, plurality of AI's should solve this.

Does anyone else ever think about some unseen space monstrosity taking us out in the blink of an eye?

getting hailed on in San Diego at the moment

Thank you for this. This is ironically more useful to me than 99% of what I read. Without question I will make future jokes about cummingtonite.

Speak for yourself. Personally, I find customization to be a bit paralyzing. There's a happy medium between making everything customizable and giving the user the ability to differentiate a bit. I think Apple has historically done a fine job at this. Regardless, you have options.

Historically known as UFOs

Other countries are trying to spy on the US’s super advanced “UAPs”. Pet theory of mine.

I've wanted an EV RV for a while now. The dream would be 400 mile range with good enough solar to sufficiently recharge from 2 weeks off grid.

And now the person that bought (quarter + 1) days ago would be pissed.

And let's say you reimburse the difference. How far back do you go? There's always going to be some arbitrary line and some people are going to feel unlucky. Such is life.

Are John Deere's products that much better than their competitors? Why would farmers willingly put up with this if alternatives existed?

"Just a waste of energy in California." (in regards to large language models)

Chomsky is insufferable.

I agree with this. 5 years seems like plenty until smartphones sufficiently plateau resulting in longer ownership. I believe this is another case of HN's biases versus the 80-90% that the major players actually build for.

And ironically, I highly doubt the majority of the users here on HN use their devices through their EOL. They just like the idea, philosophically.

I want to thank all the individuals who spend extra time making thoughtful and balanced comments. These tend not to get as much engagement on site but I promise they ruminate in my mind and help me grow as a person. Thanks.

Not sure how that's a loophole. I'd love to have done as well as him with my IRA. Should he just aim for the mean return?

It’s literal feedback from the board. No reading necessary. The board has push back to basically tell you to chill out.

Yes when there is a legit defect. People getting injured on onewheels are pushing the board to the max, ignoring the warnings and face planting when the board tops out.

Let’s recall all cars. I hear people get injured in them as well.

And I just read a comment in another twitter related post here on HN that Elon’s recent email will cause the good engineers to leave and the bad ones to stay. Bullocks. Some people enjoy challenges. Typically ones with outsized ability, naturally.

I don't really see the issue. If it doesn't sound appealing to you, take your 3 months sev and leave.

That’s quite the generalization.

Talk about a tangent.

I don't know. Didn't seem so bad, aside from Jason Calacanis' gobble gobble.

Not sure why this is downvoted, it's a pretty obvious assessment.

I'm a fan of Elon and am optimistic on Twitter's future, but this is not compelling whatsoever. The fact that I pay $8 a month and still see ads is enough to make this a non-starter.

Not everything that doesn't make sense to you is a grift. Vans are tempting for a whole host of reasons and building one out as opposed to plopping a box on the back of a cut-off is going to be more expensive.

I think he’s suggesting that someone making 6 figures has options.

And it seems like you’re suggesting they don’t. Or maybe the implication is they’re too stupid to realize how bad their “working conditions” are.

Ironically selling twitter at an inflated price was the only good thing he did, that I’m aware of.

And getting paid lots of money to do so.

I can’t believe this twitter saga is so one sided on HN. The layoffs have been in the cards for weeks. The individuals working through the weekend are doing it because they want to keep their jobs/ are excited about the future of the company.

You don’t need to feel sorry for these people. They’re making individual choices.