tripzero@tripzero

The most influential man within a 20 ft radius, but only when alone.

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Joined April 2008
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Apparently Tesla's software stack doesn't support Bluetooth keyboards? Seems like a neglected feature given their progressive focus on autonomy. Being productive while FSD drives is a big deal for myself and likely others. I hoping they fix that up.
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Cybertruck mattress is really cool. Self-inflating and self-vacuum sealing. Most sturdy)stiff air mattress I've ever experienced. So stiff it I might need to get used to it. Do not recommend sleeping on the bed of the CT with the gate closed if you are close to 6ft tall. Stretch those legs!
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Should be able to fit a 400W panel.uo there, but I want to make sure this little 200W does it's job.
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Columbia River
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How do you fake data for the NHTSA and IIHS? All the auto manufacturers who didn't get the highest rating would like to know.
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Anthropic Fable 5 ban highlights exactly why you don't give the government power over AI: they don't care about your principles.
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Replying to @Mordie_Kai @Wolfpak561 @NotEvolution1
This is incorrect/overstated. Most hard body plans showed up during the Cambrian over tens of millions of years. We do have evidence of life, including fossils before the Cambrian. A lot can happen in 10 million years. For example humans went from something like a tree dwelling ape to the most dominant species ever in just 7 million years.
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The fossil record is very good for demonstrating Darwin's theory, but simple mutation+selection didn't stand up to modern understanding (neither did Newtonian physics but I digress). We've added to our understanding since then and that's what we would expect. Science evolves too.
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Doubting AI for no reason except that it contradicts your political beliefs...
B@brianorsomethin
May 6
Replying to @OleBeeM @suzamaroo
Thinking AI is reliable 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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EV adoption will be constrained by high electricity rates compared to gas prices. As EV adoption rises, gas prices would fall. If electricity rates rise like they have been, you will reach parity in prices. Gas prices are already better than supercharging rates in many areas.
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FSD dodging a badger in Idaho.
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Enoch G
@Eg3247
Apr 7
Fellow @cybertruck owners ⚡️ I’m a student trying to start a side gig using my 3D printer for the Cybertruck community. Right now I’m offering: • CyberSwipe (Must Have for all CT) • Radar detector mount I can also design/print pretty much any custom 3D accessory you want.
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It's 42. Next question.
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Muh government pOwEr gRiD
₥₳₵ ₮ⱧɆ ₭₦ł₣Ɇ 💥⚔️👊
@VelvetSwagger
Mar 28
Replying to @DirtySouthTV @wmorrill3
Better to have some tanks of gas of your own, but again, that’s pretty dopey. Better to rely on the government power grid. 👌🏻
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>Surely you can name a paper... Just one paper. Nah, I'll just block you for asking.
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And this is on a thread about blue sky banning people for making "science" statements.
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Man Cave Mike
@Man_Cave_Mike
Mar 24
This lady is keying Cybertrucks here in Colorado. Let’s make her famous!
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This is apparently not just a local issue. Others are seeing this.
tripzero@tripzero
Mar 9
qwen3.5 is nice, but sometimes gets stuck in very long reasoning loops. Anyone else seeing this?
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tripzero@tripzero
Mar 14
Anyone seen this before. Seems odd. I've manually pushed it up and held down the button to save the max height at this location but it just opens all the way and the closes... If I park front-first, it stays open at max.
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I'm finding qwen3.5 is often better in Claude code than grok-4-1-fast. grok tends to hallucinate actions it hasn't actually done (like testing commands, editing, etc).
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