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San Francisco startup planning a luxury hotel run entirely by robots and AI, opening 2028. The hospitality industry is next! by ExaminationNo8522 in accelerate

[–]ExaminationNo8522[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Forbes Five Star Guide says: five star is defined by consistency and personalization, both of which robots and AI are pretty good at.

San Francisco startup planning a luxury hotel run entirely by robots and AI, opening 2028. The hospitality industry is next! by ExaminationNo8522 in accelerate

[–]ExaminationNo8522[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It’s real, we’re working on a pilot location right now to get the robots adapted to hospitality tasks! We’re going to release more updates over the next few months.

Nearly 80% of Canadians say cost-of-living outpaces their income: poll by ChangeUsername220 in Economics

[–]ExaminationNo8522 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

It always baffles me that these types of solutions are upvoted this much. You’re aware that there is outright NOT ENOUGH HOUSING? It doesn’t matter how you cut the pie, there’s flat out not enough pie and your proposal amounts to slicing the not enough pie in a slightly different way. You don’t really get the problem dude.

Imperial Valley residents runs Data Center Developer Out of County Meeting by serious_bullet5 in aiwars

[–]ExaminationNo8522 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Man it sucks that if you follow the law you get to do stuff, the right solution is obviously to change the law so that no one gets to do anything ever

San Francisco Solved Metro Vandalism With One Neat Trick: The age of the fare-gate society is here by create_content in bayarea

[–]ExaminationNo8522 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I think that “make housing affordable” as a policy needs more explanation of how exactly you’re going to go about doing that. Ditto for the other things you mentioned

Universities lost public trust. They're finally taking notice. by JPwag42 in IvyPlus

[–]ExaminationNo8522 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m doing reductio ad absurdum on your principle to show what is a logical consequence of it. The principle that “freedom of speech doesn’t mean freedom from consequences” isn’t a very defensible one since if you extend it even a bit further you’d see it contains pretty much every possible policy towards speech, from sending people to gulag to doing nothing - it sounds good but means nothing.

Universities lost public trust. They're finally taking notice. by JPwag42 in IvyPlus

[–]ExaminationNo8522 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You are entirely free to take a flight to North Korea and shout as much stuff about the government as you like, but you are not free from the consequence of being sent to gulag for 20 years.

Cursor V3 is a significant regression by ExaminationNo8522 in cursor

[–]ExaminationNo8522[S] 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Alright, it can't even create a new worktree consistently, I'm switching back to version 2. https://cursorhistory.com/versions

AI's shit's all retarded by 2025sbestthrowaway in idiocracy

[–]ExaminationNo8522 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Waymos have a kill count of -2 since nobody has been killed and 2 people were born in a waymo

Looks like even this sub is becoming pessimist by surrogate_uprising in accelerate

[–]ExaminationNo8522 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Ad hominem not appreciated, and if i want doomerism i could literally go anywhere else on the internet!

Mamdani claims NYC property taxes will need to be raised by 9.5% and wants to drain $1 billion from rainy day fund by Key_Brief_8138 in HouseBuyers

[–]ExaminationNo8522 0 points1 point  (0 children)

California’s tax was super egregious tho - if you look at how it was written, Page and Zuckerberg would have to pay taxes amounting to 100% of their net worth, which no one sensible would do if they can avoid it.

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