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Joined 5 years ago
Joined 5 years ago
Now I’m a FI millionaire who works because it’s the best way to meet interesting people my age. I look forward to when AI frees everyone from work and they have time to do fun stuff during the day too.
So probably the compressor will run all the time.
You’ll have to do a lot of modelling to work out the best time to use the rockets, my instinct is that fast cornering is the best use of the rockets. Maybe with a boost button to get you off the line fast at the beginning.
From the marketing materials it looks like straight line acceleration is being prioritised tho, so you charge the tank during braking and cornering.
My car has a fuse for the antenna module. You can remove this fuse to block all data transfer. Have a look at the fuse box diagrams for the minivans you are interested in.
It starts with being ready to help people who are having health crises. Then when a serious crime happens the community wants it to be investigated, and they call the only organised group that can help.
If you’re the sort of kid who gets everything right first go then you join the “rocket ship” and spend 2hrs a day with AI then play for the rest of the day. You would do well in any school.
If you don’t get it right quickly then you join the “Pirate Ship” and have to spend all day grinding and obeying AI while your friends play. It seems pretty terrible.
https://buildcognitiveresonance.substack.com/p/fourth-report...
The tutor from Cameroon is much better.
She tells me when I’m getting the basics wrong and designs lessons to go back and fix the basics.
AI loves to tell me how great I am and do lessons at the frontier of what I understand to make me feel good about how much progress I’m making.
There’s a real risk that AI kills contributions to traditional open source projects, and we all move to custom libraries written by our own AI.
In a war with another major power resources would be stretched thin and depriving bases of food would reduce combat effectiveness.
Pre AI it took 100 engineers 5 years to get into a legacy code situation. Once you’re in a legacy code situation it’s very hard to add new features and your code is full of bugs. Fortunately most old companies with legacy code are making loads of money so they can pay the increased development costs to add features to their legacy code.
Now with AI five engineers can build a legacy codebase in six months.
There’s lots of community amount lower ranked players. You don’t have to be the best.