I hate the Google sponsored results/ ads, often they masquerade as an organic result and push the actual relevant results down in the list.

On the other hand, Instagram ads are nice, I often find really interesting stuff from Insta ads.

Side A: Tesla can grow FSD subscription revenue by making FSD + Autopilot completely based on subscription. Lot more people use Autopilot than FSD. In the happy path such users will pay the subscription and that revenue will increase.

Side B: Autopilot (aka lane keeping) is fast becoming default option across manufacturers. Tesla will take a dip in sales if such 'basic' option is no longer available.

Whether side A > side B is to be seen.

2. Production ready AI - mix of code and human eval

3. Understanding and building for the new agentic AI commerce

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What you can do:

1. At setup time, you are not forced to provide any apple ID.

2. You can login to your notebook without needing Apple ID

3. Install apps directly (i.e not from app store)

What you cannot

1. Install apps from App Store

2. Get Apple care etc.

I am not building LLMs on my computer (I wish :)) but I do use my iMac for both work and photography. Lightroom slugs big time on my 2019 iMac. My dream spec for the next iMac would be:

- bring back the 27" form factor

- dumb down use as monitor. My work computer has disabled file & screen sharing so current methods dont work. I just want to plug my work macbook using a cable or wireless and use the imac as a display.

Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39412447

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Edge already has a copilot and looks like Chrome has something in the works too. I am afraid this strategy will only push Firefox more distance from prime time.

It does diminish and hence the question, what is the value the website owner is getting by having their data be used by someone else. (others have called out the same concern).

In your case, you seem to be fine with your data getting used for free. Others are not, especially if the art, data etc. on their website is something they want to earn their livelihood from.

Btw if you can't get MidJourney to create anything that looks like this artist's work, it does not mean it's impossible. Perhaps something with your prompt or perhaps it's something MidJourney will fix eventually. Once it does, the artist has simply lost opportunity to get some value from their own work.

Not looking for books, but rather sample datasets I can use to visualize, analyze and test if I found the right insights.

Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38765862

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What works:

- best in class software quality. Both various controls (lights, wipers, electronic parking brake etc.) and infotainment work just right.

- Navigation is quite good, especially considering it automatically adds/ suggests charging locations as needed.

- Steering assist (automatic lane and speed control) is quite handy. I never felt the need for trying out autopilot.

What doesn't work: it's just one thing for me: you cannot trust Tesla:

- Battery mileage. My model Y is supposed to give me 330miles on a full charge. For the recommended 80% charge it should be ~260 miles but in reality, I get 125 miles in winter and 200 miles in summer.

- Price drops. Cars depreciate but to have a $10-15K price drop right after I purchased really sucked. For this reason alone, I will never buy a Tesla again.

- For a 70K (model Y) car, it rattles, and they will charge 30$ to test for rattling.

- I haven't faced them but I often read about poor quality issues like cracked roof, wheels falling off (yes !).