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https://twitter.com/TaylorOgan/status/1488555256162172928 Pretty worrying. I still can't believe that Tesla's allowed to just push this to public roads, even with the vague cover of it being a "beta".
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Feb 1, 2022 19:51
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Using the FSD costs $12000, which I take is just collateral for the inevitable damages (which Tesla might have to compensate after years in court).
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Feb 1, 2022 22:56
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Crain posted:https://twitter.com/TaylorOgan/status/1488555256162172928 It’s just in Boston Driver Mode.
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Feb 1, 2022 23:06
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VideoGameVet posted:It’s just in Boston Driver Mode. I mean, even Boston drivers avoid direct attempts at other's lives.
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Feb 1, 2022 23:30
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Neito posted:I mean, even Boston drivers avoid direct attempts at other's lives. They do? Sure didn't seem that way. Boston Driver Mode sounds like it should be a close relation to the Heated Gaming Moment.
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Feb 1, 2022 23:36
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Hobnob posted:They do? Sure didn't seem that way. I mean granted, my only experience driving in Boston is as a passenger, but I've yet to see any taxies or uber drivers murder a man with their cars. Yet.
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Boston commuter driving is pretty hectic but usually Boston drivers aren't constantly trying to commit suicide. YMMV. I guess Zuck really screwed up by not being narcissistic enough to cultivate an online cult, Tesla really has yet to face the same kind of reckoning.
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Volmarias posted:Let me know when a child has put an empty milk carton back into the fridge and I will mash the purchase button for it You’re in luck because Amazon has a product for you! https://www.amazon.com/Dash-Smart-Shelf/dp/B07RRYWPPX I think the way it works is there’s a scale and you “pair” it to an item by weighing it (maybe both full and empty?) and then when it’s empty it can buy a new one for you.
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Feb 2, 2022 02:48
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"gently caress pedestrian right of way" mode
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My car, my choice.
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Boris Galerkin posted:You’re in luck because Amazon has a product for you! I'm... the person who will put an empty milk carton back in the fridge, onto a special scale?
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Feb 2, 2022 04:06
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Boris Galerkin posted:You’re in luck because Amazon has a product for you! That's great, now I can get all the thrill of "unexpected item in baggage area" in my own house.
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Feb 2, 2022 04:43
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Nenonen posted:Using the FSD costs $12000 You can believe it, man, it's true Somewhere Elon Muk's laughing 'til he wets his pants
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Feb 2, 2022 05:27
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Neito posted:I mean, even Boston drivers avoid direct attempts at other's lives. Uh, yeah ... I guess that's why they drive the wrong way on 1-way streets etc.
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Crain posted:https://twitter.com/TaylorOgan/status/1488555256162172928 I would like somebody to describe what it would look like if Tesla was "not allowed" to do the bad thing they are currently doing. Gonna pull their FCC licenses so they can't distribute the software? Is that even something the FCC is capable of doing? Some judge gonna ask a sheriff to drive to Tesla HQ and have them arrest the servers?
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Sextro posted:Some judge gonna ask a sheriff to drive to Tesla HQ and have them arrest the servers? yes
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How many people drive and own Tesla’s that won’t work if they take the servers down? That solution hardly seems workable.
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Just saw on reddit that youtube's apparently started doing this now:
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gently caress that, and gently caress you, Google. 
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Megillah Gorilla posted:Just saw on reddit that youtube's apparently started doing this now: I'm waiting for more info on this one. As far as I can tell, it seems to be affecting exactly one trucking protest livestream, and most folks are just reposting the same screenshot.
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Baronash posted:I'm waiting for more info on this one. As far as I can tell, it seems to be affecting exactly one trucking protest livestream, and most folks are just reposting the same screenshot. I have no idea about this protest stream or whatever, but wouldn't the error message be the same when applied to other (possible) channels/streams?
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Feb 2, 2022 14:59
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I'm not sure that limiting viewability of new accounts is necessarily a bad thing. It depends on how they are apply this (knowing Google, probably extremely poorly). I'm torn. It could prevent people from posting stuff that is extremely important to spread (like cops murdering people) but it also prevents really evil poo poo like insane propaganda and creepy rear end child brainwashing cartoons
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Feb 2, 2022 15:07
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The Sean posted:I have no idea about this protest stream or whatever, but wouldn't the error message be the same when applied to other (possible) channels/streams? I would think so, but details have been pretty sparse so far, and I haven't seen anyone chiming in to say how they got this error trying to watch their Naruto fanart streamer or whatever. The account that was doing the stream (Link, but really not that interesting) is just some random dude's personal channel with a bunch of videos from years ago with a few hundred views (and a couple with significantly more than that). I wouldn't be surprised if there are automated processes that flag a z-tier Youtube account suddenly running a stream with 1k+ concurrent viewers because I would assume that most of the time that happens, they are probably streaming the NBA playoffs or something.
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Feb 2, 2022 15:14
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Sextro posted:I would like somebody to describe what it would look like if Tesla was "not allowed" to do the bad thing they are currently doing. Gonna pull their FCC licenses so they can't distribute the software? Is that even something the FCC is capable of doing? 
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Sextro posted:How many people drive and own Tesla’s that won’t work if they take the servers down? yes it does
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Baronash posted:I would think so, but details have been pretty sparse so far, and I haven't seen anyone chiming in to say how they got this error trying to watch their Naruto fanart streamer or whatever. Eh, they have had it forever, like you need 1000 followers to go live on mobile and a verified email to go live on desktop. New accounts basically start out a little restricted and you need to build up a little to use everything. Like you level up over a few days from can't post videos, to can post videos with restrictions to can just post videos. You also have a bunch of limits on interacting with videos initially. They also take exactly 24 hours to 'verify your account" when you request the livestream tab to activate that seems like the time delay is the point rather than a real verification. It doesn't really seem too sinister. It mostly seems like a barrier to making 10,000 automated accounts a second to spam your rick and morty cryptocurrency all over youtube nonstop then use a bunch of other accounts to upvote it to the front page. Like it used to be a higher number of followers you needed to be able to live stream, they lowered it a ton so it takes less to stream but you get a little tiny streaming room for like 1000 people instead of the uncapped one that requires real audience that have engaged enough.
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Volmarias posted:I'm... the person who will put an empty milk carton back in the fridge, onto a special scale? No your child.
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Boris Galerkin posted:You’re in luck because Amazon has a product for you! (Not compatible with homes that have cats)
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Sextro posted:I would like somebody to describe what it would look like if Tesla was "not allowed" to do the bad thing they are currently doing. Gonna pull their FCC licenses so they can't distribute the software? Is that even something the FCC is capable of doing? Find whoever at Tesla signed off on releasing the software (probably Elon), and inform them that they will face individual (not corporate) liability for any injuries or deaths resulting from Full-Self-Drive. Watch a software update disabling FSD be released 14 minutes later.
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dunno if this is the right thread to ask, but probably might be so here goes one of the thing's that i've been fascinated by the most in tech is youtube's growth. not that it became ridiculously popular and continues to be to this day, but rather, specifically the growth its achieved on the technical side. according to a quick google search, 500 hours of youtube vids are uploaded every MINUTE, which leads to 720,000 hours per DAY. now this may not have been as much of a big deal (though i would still argue it would be) back in the day when all YT was just SD and sub-SD content. but over the years we got HD, 4k and now even 8k content, each jump being a pretty massive linear jump. youtube also no longer limits videos to 10 min. parts like they did back in the old days either so people can now stream hours of content at a time in super high resolutions. so my question is, how the hell is this sustainable? i'm honestly surprised YT has lasted as long as it did given the direction it's gone down. and that's just the technical side. it must be incredibly expensive to buy new servers and such to handle all this poo poo, so i don't even know how they're making profits. or am i just completely off base and YT will handle things just fine?
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The Lone Badger posted:Find whoever at Tesla signed off on releasing the software (probably Elon), and inform them that they will face individual (not corporate) liability for any injuries or deaths resulting from Full-Self-Drive. Didn't their chief legal officer resign like early summer 2021?
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Mr Interweb posted:dunno if this is the right thread to ask, but probably might be so here goes Data storage is actually incredibly cheap compared to what it once was. And Google themselves are a cloud provider. But even so youtube runs at a loss. Always has, possibly always will. But the data they get is so valuable to Google that they don't care.
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Mr Interweb posted:dunno if this is the right thread to ask, but probably might be so here goes They are selling an unbelievable amount of ads. Like $30 billion worth each year.
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Remulak posted:I connected my dishwasher to Wi-Fi thinking I could tweak obscure settings, such as drying agent amounts. Nope, just the same controls that are on the front, without even differentiating by model. Garbage Somebody posted a Tweet the other day of her dishwasher demanding a firmware update on its screen, then showing a progress bar. Meanwhile, it wouldn't actually wash the dishes.
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Mr Interweb posted:dunno if this is the right thread to ask, but probably might be so here goes On google's S3 equivalent data is only about 2 cents per GB per month at the most available tier. A video can get big, but only really gigabytes big. So like, $22,000 a month for a PB or 22 million a month for an exobyte aren't chump change but pretty much are for something the scale of google. Like I am sure storage costs matter a ton but as a core of their business it really isn't that much money.
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peej posted:They are selling an unbelievable amount of ads. Like $30 billion worth each year. but aren't they still operating at a massive loss? Mega Comrade posted:Data storage is actually incredibly cheap compared to what it once was. And Google themselves are a cloud provider. Owlofcreamcheese posted:On google's S3 equivalent data is only about 2 cents per GB per month at the most available tier. A video can get big, but only really gigabytes big. So like, $22,000 a month for a PB or 22 million a month for an exobyte aren't chump change but pretty much are for something the scale of google. Like I am sure storage costs matter a ton but as a core of their business it really isn't that much money. okay well that would explain the financial part, i suppose. but what about building infrastructure (server farms, bandwidth etc.) ?
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Mr Interweb posted:okay well that would explain the financial part, i suppose. but what about building infrastructure (server farms, bandwidth etc.) ? isn't that just a function of financials? You can see all the datacenters google have and are building here, looks like they cost around $600m each to build and doubtless have some fairly large operating costs but they are used for all google services not just youtube. according to their latest earning report youtube ads brought in $8.633b last quarter alone and it doesn't look like that includes the premium stuff/superchat and so on, doesn't seem that unsustainable to me.
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Arsenic Lupin posted:Somebody posted a Tweet the other day of her dishwasher demanding a firmware update on its screen, then showing a progress bar. Meanwhile, it wouldn't actually wash the dishes. I keep getting emails telling me to update the firmware on my bike jacket
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