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Why wouldn't it be legal?

Mainframes are still a big business for them.

I think it might have to do with the Polestar 1 being a higher-end sports car.

It's not just the reviews - It's that they mix inventory of the "same" item from multiple manufacturers.

I can't answer your question exactly, but I can add that regular air tires have advanced tremendously in the last 30 years. It's also a moving target for these airless ones to compete against.

Damn. Even with a great product, that's still a 40x multiple on revenue.

I'm no fan of Google but this does seem like pretty blatant piracy.

Can anyone ELI5 what the source of bias is outside of the biased training data?

It's not about being human or not. In a very early stage startup you just simply cannot always afford the investment (time and/or money) needed to create a flexible enough environment to support someone who struggles with things like staying focused or working at a fast pace.

And that's okay. Startups are a little over-romanticized anyway.

It's in a serious tone but focused on early startup hiring. I've experienced early-stage startup life, and the article makes sense to me.

I'd rather hire someone who doesn't struggle with those things.

Where did you get that from?

That sounds like absolute torture to him.

He's been completely silenced. If you don't believe me, you can hear it from him next week when he's on the largest news network talking about being silenced.

They take like 5% of the money. That's pretty dang significant.

Sadly, I think it was worth it for them. They've made well more than $85M off that lie.

You're agreeing with the author in a rather disagreeable tone.

> Something like this could have been valuable to get you into the upper tier.

Only valuable until people view my profile picture.

It will always flow back, at least in the form of dollars spent.

I respect your position but I completely disagree. We are so far off from needing to worry about the sun dying out. We should be focused on stopping and reversing climate change.

It's as unethical as blowing through a broken traffic light stuck on red.

Honest question, what is the usefulness of proving such an obvious thing?

MS and Google have their competitors + the demand is drying up.

They do care in the sense that they have to blow up the news agencies to prevent reporting on civilian deaths.

Geez, We can barely predict anything within 5%.

Everything's a tradeoff.

Have fun on your WW1-era dune buggy.

Who are you to define what is "objectively" beautiful?

That's great to hear!

Same with Kidney failure when dialysis is 1% of the federal budget.