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Aside from reinforcement loops being an issue, ML is only as good as the programmer makes it. And we will have no idea how it was constructed and neither will non-tech health professionals. Theres no way a system like this can be described in its entirety without mistake to surgeons when one line of code changes everything.

So maybe it can help out human decision but I would not want this to have final say for quite some time.

Do both

with this finger waiving your answer isnt even correct. eliminating standing water looks to be the number 1 thing they do per the article.

Its about the 70th percentile, above average. But you're not living an extravagant life.

150k is not a low salary even for NYC. You're not mr money bags with that though.

Not a chance I would want that. Thats just going to be a corporate takeover of public opinion and people will ultimately be muffled.

The CEO has a massive parachute. Its in his best interest to just settle on a lower price rather than get tied up in courts for years with Musk. If the markets continue to decline, a lower offer is going to look more and more attractive to shareholders. Just my 2 cents.

People need large vehicles for various reasons, commercial and private life. If you're insecure with there being variety on the road, which there always will be, then stay off it or take the bus. Builders are not doing their job in a Prius and a family isnt taking a ski vacation to the mountains in a Camry.

Unnecessary to your lifestyle. You probably live in a city with no family and want to dictate everyone elses life which is typical.

Its not that insane that SUV's exist you're just extremely controlling and hyperbolic.

You sound salty. Improve the power source emissions instead of trying to dictate what type of car people want to drive.

I think the application of AI in economics and finance is going to have muffled utility over time if not already because of feedback. In other words certain results will be expected based on historical data, however the future will greatly differ from the past because of AI intervention which will skew expected results. In turn that will make AI essentially useless in an economic/financial application.

And the sky is blue

Maybe, but increased competition never hurt the consumer.

I order a steroid cream and its significantly less than Walgreens for the exact same thing. Just my 1 data point.

Makes sense. Yeah its not the pharmacists fault, its corporate who has no pulse on whats going on. Or they just dont care.

I switched to this after the 3rd time getting abused by Walgreens. In my area they dont even acknowledge you when you walk to the counter and forget your refills. The pharmacists just blatantly lie to you that it will be ready at this point. They are overwhelmed and Walgreens doesnt want to pay for more pharmacists while not limiting how much business they can reasonably take. Ordering has made things easier for me and I feel like less of a buffoon standing there in that dumpster fire.

It probably goes furthest to nearest so that scenario never becomes an issue.

These are the types of regulations that backfire with unintended consequences. Off the top of my head you're going to probably reduce the amount of home builders off the bat. Even if its just upper-end builders, less options at the top of the market will cause high end price increases and then buying down the ladder ultimately raising the price for all housing.

You're basically gambling on monetary policy at the end of the day. If QT is steadfast, this market is at best going to be L shaped and volume will shrink for Coinbase. If QE remains, might see a reflation of the bubble.

Every time the government gets involved markets get distorted and we pay the price down the road. Guaranteed home loans from the govt with almost no down payment caused lenders to not check credit and then we had 2008. Very similar situation with government education loan guarantees. And then legislators pretend to fix the problem with bailouts but we all pay with an inflation tax. Its robbery from savers to what should be risky borrowers. On top of that we now have these bloated education institutions that offer bs degrees and wacky educators because of the artificial propped up market that is detached from economics and value.

Musk himself will probably sue them immediately as the second largest holder behind Vanguard.

He already has a social network to jumpstart a messaging platform....Tesla cars.

Sorry people you dont agree with can have a voice. Theres no such thing as a "dangerous" opinion. Learn to listen to all sides and let others listen to all sides and then make independent decisions. The way you battle terrible speech is with countering speech, not shutting down conversation to your liking.

An oven is not a PC, just turn on and cook my food. And any energy savings with some wifi controlled monstrosity (if thats what were getting at) is better met with more sustainable energy sources that produce more power. Cutting energy is never going to be a solution of the future; producing more will be.

Why is anyone using Chrome would be my first question.

Ive started using duckduckgo not just for privacy reasons, but because its a better search engine for many things. This wasnt the case just years ago. The only reason ill use google is if Im shopping for something niche.

I dumped facebook, linkedin, snapchat. I can dump another.

Theres so many ads on instagram Im considering dumping it. Thats the only social platform I ever liked because I dont have to hear peoples opinions on things. But Im at a breaking point.

You do realize all these platforms ramp up ads the more you use them right?