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by 7e 11mo ago
Um, 100% of these Teslas have human drivers behind the wheel, constantly saving themselves, Tesla, and the innocent public from very bad outcomes. Waymos operate autonomously with tens of thousands of miles driven between interventions. Con
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by 7e 11mo ago
Always years behind Apple (and NVIDIA).
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by 7e 11mo ago
A terminal will be useful for about twenty more years, not 200. At that point AI agents will take care of low level monkey wrenching for us. It’s like talking about designing a slide rule for the next 200 years.
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by 7e 11mo ago
The consumer drone market is a small fraction of the military market. Consumer drones are also cheaper and less powerful.
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by 7e 11mo ago
Those aren’t tech giants. They're just shit companies. I agree they greatly outnumber Big Tech, in employees if not talent.
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by 7e 11mo ago
This reeks of a weird parent trying to make their kids weird. Kids can learn so much more about computers when not wasting time yak shaving some Linux stupidity.
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by 7e 11mo ago
At the end if the day, Nitro Enclaves are still “trust Amazon”, which is a poor guarantee. NVIDIA+AMD offers hardware backed enclave features for their GPUs which is the superior solution here.
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by 7e 11mo ago
This is classic open source sucking because it’s built by amateurs and not professionals. Bush league stuff.
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by 7e 11mo ago
Jesus, this company hasn’t died yet? Praying for magic AI fairy dust to save it, like everyone.
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by 7e 11mo ago
I cannot wait for these big techs to ditch their Mercurial-based solutions, which are frustratingly slow and have surprisingly bad UX. Just get rid of Python completely. The more ampersands in the code for my VCS system, the better it runs.
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by 7e 11mo ago
Yes, EBS sucks, but plenty of cloud providers already implemented the same thing Tiger Data has a decade ago. Like Google.
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by 7e 11mo ago
"All three chipmakers exclude physical attacks from threat models for their TEEs." So, working as intended.
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by 7e 11mo ago
Nitro Enclaves also require you to trust Amazon. No thanks, I'll take the hardware based solution.
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by 7e 11mo ago
Does the age of the son matter? Grok shouldn't be asking anyone to send nudes. Regardless, I was able to understand the title.
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by 7e 11mo ago
"Legacy media lies." This is xAI's default response. Talk about living in a cult. I feel sorry for the kids working there.
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by 7e 1y ago
Yes.
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by 7e 1y ago
Real world parallels to this abound. You cannot build whatever house you want on your own property, for example; it must meet strict building codes and be verifiably structurally sound. What ever happened to building what you wanted on your
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by 7e 1y ago
How close is a linear box filter to what happens on low-resolution SSDs? It seems like it would be the same thing. I wonder if this is holy grail for recovering license plates, etc. from grainy surveillance footage of distant cars.
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by 7e 1y ago
If this weren’t true you wouldn’t see Newton and Leibniz invent calculus near-simultaneously. It may not be sufficient but it is necessary, in my view.
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by 7e 1y ago
Unfortunately the inner state to the artist you’ve channeled is often simply a desire to make money selling artwork. Very few true artists exist.
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by 7e 1y ago
Google or Meta needs to open source their magic VFSes. Maybe Meta is closest with EdenFS.
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by 7e 1y ago
This. Such a product also solves some AI problems by matting you version very large amounts of training data in a VCS like git, which can then be farmed out for distributed unit testing.
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by 7e 1y ago
That’s all basic stuff, and none of it solves what this product claims to.
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by 7e 1y ago
This test isn’t reliable for many cancers until they reach stage 3 or 4. Better than nothing, but it will give many people a false confidence that they don’t have cancer.
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by 7e 1y ago
According to research, white Americans report as happier than other groups. So I’m not sure there’s bias here, only unhappiness about that result, which AI appears to replicate via other sources.
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by 7e 1y ago
Just wait for the Nebula Black Friday sale.
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by 7e 1y ago
Apple relies heavily on H1-B slave labor. They don’t pay their software teams enough to be competitive and they run with only about a third of the headcount they need to polish the software. Thus, they have mediocre talent and not enough of
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by 7e 1y ago
Linux is a vanity and the illusion is only skin-deep. The overall UX truly sucks.
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by 7e 1y ago
The original Starship payload was supposed to be 300 tons. The latest flight was 16. They’ve had to scale everything back because it’s been such a shitshow.
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by 7e 1y ago
Cryonic preservation is assisted suicide but with a small bonus chance of living forever. Seems preferable.

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