Tesla is one china EV tariff away from bankruptcy

So is at least half the US auto industry, if not all. Modern Chinese cars look great and you get a lot of bang for your buck. Even without CCP subsidies keeping prices low they would eat up other manufacturers if priced similarly.

Is that because Tesla is actually more popular, or because Tesla offers fewer options than, say, BYD?

Who sells more cars in China: Tesla or BYD?

Of course BYD sells more cars overall. The point is that the Model Y and Model 3 are competitive with BYD models even in their home market and would continue to sell even if BYD came to America.

Byd has several models and several times the sales volume total. Having one Tesla option consolidates sales.

... this is the same point I was just replying to, and my answer is the same.

The counter point is it's a tiny slice of market

Now you're exaggerating. Tesla's 2025 revenue was 85% of BYD's. That's far from tiny.

If you're including markets that byd isn't allowed in. They're over 3x revenue in all the markets that the companies compete

or it social engineered its way out convincing an employee it was a conscious prisoner and needed to be set free

reddit is basically moltbook

That must be a treasure trove of camera data.

They're all still pretty bad at around 25-40 pixels per degree, with the the higher FoV ones lower PPD.

Neither. Align yourself with the AI that will be running the show and hope it adequately feeds you.

This is the real answer.

But noone is gonna want to hear it.

it will take local civics and community, from there it will "trickle up" but all great movements start with individuals having conversations, and is why freedom of speech is the first american amendment

you can start any time by speaking with strangers, which reduces in anxiety the more you do it

/r/singularity is brigading this submission.

Are you going to say that of every other white collar job, since most are likely to be automated? He was problem solving with Erdos at age eight. What were you doing? What do you do now?

In any case, I’m pretty sure Terence Tao will be fine. You, however, I’m not so sure about.

He always striked as genuinely nice person generously sharing knowledge insights etc and not caring particularly about money and status. The difference with the loudest tech bros who now dominate the field is staggering.

So all you did is just illustrated above.

Schadenfreude is not a life-affirming feeling my dude. I wish you the best.

Error-free is not the goal, which is the author's point. Citation metrics and grant funding chasing mean the goal is not to be error free but attention grabbing, sensational, a step towards getting a big fat grant or even error filled so other people are forced to tackle the problem and cite you

Where did you get the idea that error-free research is not the goal? The author even mentions this:

Recently, I have bumped into multiple cases where I believe the correctness of the results, the honesty of the people writing them, or the lack of curiosity once they are told that their results are wrong, incorrect, faulty, or misleading, has been unsatisfying.

Note "I believe the correctness of the results....has been unsatisfying." Sure it might be unsatisfying for the author but on average the correctness is only increasing because of the increased scrutiny