So the only thing determining whether tesla is good or bad in your eyes is the ceo?

They never provided competitive value to customers, even when Musk was taking the left for a ride.

It’s honestly the fate of most edutainment videos.

Eventually they run out of cool stuff to educate people on, so they pivot to hypotheticals.

Vsauce

Wouldn’t be any different from previous generations thinking they know something without having experience to back it up.

There’s not really a way around this, and I think one of the explainer channels actually went into depth about it.

They gave an example of how everyone learns that the earth is a sphere, but once you ‘dig deeper’ you find it’s not actually a sphere because it’s elongated at the equator (making it a spheroid.) You can then ‘dig even deeper’ and find that the earth isn’t really a spheroid, it has mountains and all kinds of other inconsistencies that don’t matter to most people but can make a difference to an expert.

The real takeaway is that we should not consider ourselves experts, or even significantly more knowledgeable about a subject because we saw a video on one of these channels. They’re for entertainment first.

Wow, thanks for sharing this. I knew about it, but avoided doing it because I didn’t have the storage.

I decided to check it out again and see if I could specify a lower amount, and it works with decimal terabytes. I only have 10GB to spare, but it’s something!

https://hydrahd.sh/

This is the best site I’ve come across, but it’s still not perfect.

My advice is to keep spending time getting experience using free streaming services. Since very few are like kissanime/cartoon (been around forever, haven’t changed layout), if you go awhile without using them then it’s like having to relearn what to do.

This is unfortunate, but the more people we have looking at them the better they should be.

I’d say the only thing ‘sketchy’ about Rossman is that he’s a normal human being.

It’s rare to see someone independent in our homogenized society. It makes sense that someone like you would be afraid of them.

It’s a more-effective search engine in a lot of cases.

What I like about AI is how it is much better at identifying my issue vs. neurodivergent people on the internet.

Speak for yourself.

A subscription model for hardware like bikes or washing machines would be interesting.

You mean an extended warranty? Yeah, no.

Businesses always make more money off of extended warranties than they pay out in fulfilling them.

Can we stop making excuses for the people trying to take our money from us?

It’s been proven there are those willing to do this work for free, so we should cultivate that mentality.

Let’s raise standards instead of lower them. Otherwise we’re just being useful idiots.

I’ve been saying this for years, and done a pretty good job at avoiding subscriptions myself.

I only subscribe to the things I need and have no way of finding an alternative. Namely, things like utilities.

I have 0 subscriptions to anything digital.

This is an unfortunate outcome, but to be expected by now.

We haven’t been hearing anything about Ukraine from the Western propaganda mill; that means there’s nothing good to report on because that’s how propaganda works.

Smarter than Skeet

They need to unionize.

“We must, indeed, all hang together or, most assuredly, we shall all hang separately.” - Benjamin Franklin

Should’ve unionized.

Yep.

It feels like people are put there just to plant these ideas into the heads of the next generation of developers.

web-based

They almost had it.

Once China takes the semiconductor crown, the US isn’t getting it back.

Glad I get to be alive to witness communism beat capitalism. While the US ruling class wastes its money on dumb shit like “space tourism,” the Chinese ruling class has been investing vehemently into its own populace.