Yes, I wish I had $650k to blow on an electric car, and it’s not that I can objectively define this as bad. I’m just sour I can’t have it.

We all have eyes, bro.

>Kinda telling that the video doesn't show the front up to the very last moment.

I actually chuckled when I saw the whole vehicle.

Influencer with access is always going to say the thing that will keep them that access. We moved away from writers and magazines, right back to the same stupid shit.

It’s a silly car; and their UI on the screen and app are terrible.

He did say it was a silly car, no?

Look at their app.

It looks like trash.

I don’t understand how why they showed that along with an entire car.

Who the hell keeps deciding that apps for vehicles need a top down status view of the vehicle that dominates 75% of the screen for no reason at all!?

I was selling a GPU on Facebook marketplace during covid.

The description was that the card was good for gaming or “turning dinosaurs into clean money”.

Banned permanently and no way to ever reach a human.

I sold a rifle legally on an online auction site. The buyer was offered to pay with PayPal they were given the option to use. The buyer took that option, making me break PayPal TOS.

Banned permanently and no way to ever reach a human.

Banned from Venmo, absolutely no idea why. SO banned from Venmo, absolutely no idea why.

Banned permanently and no way to ever reach a human.

Fuck. Big. Tech.

> Banned from Venmo, absolutely no idea why. SO banned from Venmo, absolutely no idea why.

Prior to 2013 or after? Maybe they merged ban lists with PayPal (who owns them).

even though it was a joke, what you did looked like money laundering.

which probably triggered a SAR

which companies are legally forbidden from disclosing https://www.finra.org/arbitration-mediation/rules-case-resou...

It's because Venmo is owned by PayPal

I’ll miss when em dashes were a key giveaway. This generation of LLM has one sure fire tell.

We’ll look back on 2026 AIs fondly.

> Yes and people who use [AI] for dominating industries and markets

Uh, who?

Smoke of course; but did you find fire?

I’m not going to be contented until I can get Ja’s take on if LLMs even have the slightest potential to be an engine behind artificial general intelligence. Or that they definitely won’t be but the ideas that will come from layering and transformers will be vital for example.

I think you might have skipped over the 10,000+ years of strict feudalism, a shrouded theocracy pushing their century-spanning agendas, aristocracy through landed gentry, and a drug-addled transportation cartel, all overseen by a massive, monopolistic megacorporation that controls all trade, economic affairs, and commerce throughout the universe. And everyone's a drug addict if they can afford it.

But sure, at least they didn't have AI! lol!

In other words, Warhammer 40K but without any aliens to trigger a massive xenophobic response that removed all warlike guardrails.

I’ve seen this, but can’t understand it.

- they issue you a code when you are logged in

- they track that code for multiple use

- all they can do is claim that the code was securely generated and it isn’t just an API KEY to your account… but they’re already telling you it is database tracked

How can you have any even the 1/2 best proof it isn’t just an API KEY that directly links to your account? I see no trust path other than “us, bro”.

I mean its as private as VPNs are and people pay for those too.

Mullvad lets you have completely anonymous accounts. No log VPNs like ProtonVPN have third party verification (though some metadata has been shared with auhtorities).

Does Kagi have the equivalent of either of these privacy mechanisms? Even with the limitations of the ProtonVPN approach, that would be an improvement. As far as I've seen Kagi has no equivalent: it's closed source and has no regular third party audits for privacy.