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by 4fterd4rk 6mo ago
You have no idea what you're talking about. The highway-only driver assistance on cars like Fords does not compare at all to what you get on a Tesla with the latest hardware.
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by 4fterd4rk 6mo ago
I guess I don't understand... why would the SOC manufacturer spend the money on integrating this stuff if they don't intend on also spending the money to enable it on the software side?
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by 4fterd4rk 6mo ago
I'm not saying the Trump administration is compromised/influenced/managed by Russia but if they were I don't see what they'd be doing differently.
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by 4fterd4rk 6mo ago
When some Russians do a prompt injection and OpenClaw is threatening to send your NSFW pics to Grandma unless you give it some Bitcoin all you have to do is drag out the negotiations for 49 days!
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by 4fterd4rk 7mo ago
The planned obsolescence conspiracy theories about the company whose products famously last longer and hold more value than their competitors ring a little hollow.
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by 4fterd4rk 7mo ago
Meanwhile out here in the real world no one gives two shits and if it was ever discovered a simple "what? I have no idea what you're talking about." would provide all the cover needed.
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by 4fterd4rk 7mo ago
Many of the threats to a carrier aren’t nation states with a constellation of satellites.
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by 4fterd4rk 7mo ago
STRs reduced the supply of housing. You’re making my point.
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by 4fterd4rk 7mo ago
So build more dense housing. It's that easy. Neuter the NIMBYs. Let people build.
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by 4fterd4rk 7mo ago
Generally these people oppose the building of "luxury housing" because they don't get how ALL housing increases supply/reduces market price. Also the idea of a developer building a kind of... predistressed property has n
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by 4fterd4rk 7mo ago
oh god can we not
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by 4fterd4rk 7mo ago
Good lord you people truly don’t have any understanding of what normal people like or why Apple is so successful.
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by 4fterd4rk 7mo ago
I’m sorry but this might be the dumbest comment I have ever read on HN.
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by 4fterd4rk 7mo ago
AKSHUALLY...
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by 4fterd4rk 7mo ago
Do YOU go to the gym at all? I lift four times a week. Two days a week I do intense cardio. One day a week I do something low impact like yoga or a treadmill incline walk. "Active recovery" is not a new concept.
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by 4fterd4rk 7mo ago
Right on schedule folks, it's a climate topic and we will now have the traditional recitation of the lies.
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by 4fterd4rk 7mo ago
This is a 600 buck machine. "Just $300-350 more" is a 50% price hike!
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by 4fterd4rk 7mo ago
I think it's a little telling that the best you can do is a seven year old article.
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by 4fterd4rk 7mo ago
Because of the integration between the iPhone and the Mac it is extremely easy to tether your Mac to your phone. Like three clicks easy. Why would anyone want to pay for another data plan?
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by 4fterd4rk 7mo ago
For vibe coding? Sure. For "Hey Siri, send Grandma an e-mail summarizing my schedule this afternoon."? No.
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by 4fterd4rk 7mo ago
I think you're correct on it not being a disadvantage. Apple's competitors are the Android OEMs, Microsoft, and Dell. Apple Intelligence is a failure only in the sense that we hold Apple to a higher standard. Can anyone argue that
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by 4fterd4rk 8mo ago
Oh come on. I'm a gay guy. This is exactly how gay guys are. Reality is not homophobic.
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by 4fterd4rk 8mo ago
Great explanation, but the last question is quite simple. You determine the weights via brute force. Simply running a large amount of data where you have the input as well as the correct output (handwriting to text in this case).
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by 4fterd4rk 8mo ago
I'm not saying the Trump regime is filled with people beholden to or influenced by Russia... but if they were I don't see what they'd be doing differently.
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by 4fterd4rk 8mo ago
They do. It's called ROCm. It works, it's open source, but CUDA is so entrenched it's like a Windows vs. Linux kind of thing.
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by 4fterd4rk 8mo ago
Everything old is new again... McDonnell Douglas looked into the propfan thing. Boeing looked into the propfan thing. Now it's Airbus' turn. IIRC the technology has been ready for years but the passengers are freaked out by it.
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by 4fterd4rk 8mo ago
"Military grade" listed as a pro on one of them... uhhh well true military grade means it was produced by the lowest bidder to just barely meet specifications in the test environment.
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by 4fterd4rk 9mo ago
The human accident count per mile is brought down by a lot of highway miles. The Robotaxi is, at present, geofenced. It's not going to be getting a lot of highway miles. Most crashes happen on city streets.
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by 4fterd4rk 9mo ago
Stella Liebeck was seriously injured by that McDonald's coffee and it's a myth perpetuated by the McDonald's PR team that it was a frivolous lawsuit. She was in the hospital for eight days and required skin grafts. Do some re
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by 4fterd4rk 9mo ago
UK nanny state makes it an nonviable place to live. It's pervasive from the moment you step off the plane at Heathrow and see the inane safety stickers covering every surface "WARNING: DOOR" "WARNING: WATER FROM HOT TAP

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