@ThomasNguyen7@TheOmniLiberal It'd be like asking Republicans about the 2020 election and them dodging the question, not the same as them saying it was stolen.
Mehdi's doing what a lot of Republicans do when it comes to racist ideology. They refuse to condemn it outright so they don't lose racist voters.
@TheOmniLiberal A good example of this is the Charlie Kirk conspiracy stuff Candace spreads. You did address it when you covered the Andrew Wilson debate, but you don't spend your time calling out conspiracy theorists on X cause the right fighting each other is politically advantageous for you.
@TheOmniLiberal Saying that this shows Mehdi Hasan is a supporter of terror groups is a stretch...
It's far more probable that he purposely avoids topics that make the pro-palestinian side look bad so as to not give his opposition any ammo.
That's not the same as active support like Hasan does
@NickAdamsinUSA I love how he describes his date as a "lovely young lady" and his valet as a "handome and strong-looking young man with an intense gaze"
Lindsay Clancy might've not been the only reason he walked out on that date π
@esjesjesj In reality what Musk is doing with the ACTG sequence tweet is adding fuel to the antisemetic belief that Jews don't actually trace their geneology to the holy land.
"Jews aren't real Jews, they're actually European" has been an antisemetic trope for a long time.
@esjesjesj This is debunked when you consider that mixed race kids who look like one parent but not the other exist.
You need a high school level of biology to realize this...
Also,
Him saying "ACTG" sequence instead of "DNA" sequence reminds me of this:
https://t.co/NHY4oe1ZcE
@devika7408@chesscom@elonmusk The only thing extraordinary about elon is that's he's retarded.
His fanboys who call him a genius are even more retarded
@MichaelSimm_F@GM8834625685350@pilesofcash@mil000 Id imagine that's true. Tesla support is probably better. Being able to remotely control the car if needed solves issues a lot faster than the Waymo method. However waymo is closer to having their cars drive fully unsupervised if they are only relying on multiple choice questions
@MichaelSimm_F@GM8834625685350@pilesofcash@mil000 Yes, at least enough that most people would call that unsupervised. I'd still also want that supervision to be more like waymos than Tesla's currently is.
Waymo's supervision consists of the car sending a question to an operator who then selects a multiple choice answer.
@mfj4rv9p76@SvnTwlvz@soundvuitex@sarahposting_ No, brother. You are...
You're the one who thinks that sign could be made for $500...
Raw materials alone are significantly higher than that.
Not to mention labor.
Specialized machinery.
Transport.
Ect.
@MichaelSimm_F@GM8834625685350@pilesofcash@mil000 Yes.
My main issue with the post in the first place is that they're making the claim that the cybercab is unsupervised.
Waymo doesn't make that claim, or use the word "unsupervised" in their marketing materials.
Tesla does. That's the issue I have. It's not really unsupervised
@PaulEGonzalez3@johnny5media@munster_gene They're not paid, but a majority of them hold Tesla stock and stand to benefit financially. Also, speaking negatively about the product will likely get them excluded from future events.
So really they might as well be paid. The influence is more or less the same.
@SMGamesOne@Novoicetoday1@Naiyodub@pilesofcash@mil000 I don't get why people like @Novoicetoday1 get upset about Waymo using lidar.
Lidar is objectively safer on a hardware level. It can see things that even a human driver wouldn't be able to see.
The only reason not to implement it is to save on cost.