Arn_Thor

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by Arn_Thor 2y ago
Sure but that needs to be set up and configured. I just don’t think there’s enough time in the scenario for ATC to guide a non-pilot to do it. And if they got that guidance, why no flaps and gears? I am quite convinced the pilots themselves
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by Arn_Thor 2y ago
I don’t think water is preferable to a runway, gear or not. Both will be very hard surfaces indeed at the right speed, and water has additional hazards that more than make up for the fact it has more space.
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by Arn_Thor 2y ago
They seemed perfectly lined up with the runway and descended at the right pace though. That’d be real tough for a non-pilot to achieve.
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by Arn_Thor 2y ago
They don’t send the photo. They send some encrypted metadata to which some noise is added. The metadata can be loosely understood as “I have this photo that looks sort of like this”. Then the server takes that encrypted data from the anonym
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by Arn_Thor 2y ago
Always did
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by Arn_Thor 2y ago
Fair enough. Hadn't thought of it that way
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by Arn_Thor 2y ago
I think we were due another
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by Arn_Thor 2y ago
The South emits a lot producing products consumed in the North
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by Arn_Thor 2y ago
Doing regenerative farming does not mean abandoning half a century of knowledge and technological progress. Rather, it is using all we now know and know how to do to heal the land and maximizing output. In a lot of cases yes, the output may
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by Arn_Thor 2y ago
Apples and oranges. We can produce a lot of food without turning all of it into ultra-processed products stuffed with high-fructose corn syrup.
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by Arn_Thor 2y ago
It’s not fast but if your transcript doesn’t have to get out ASAP it’s fine
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by Arn_Thor 2y ago
Got it. Makes sense in that context
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by Arn_Thor 2y ago
Whisper runs so well locally on any hardware I’ve thrown at it, why run it in the cloud?
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by Arn_Thor 2y ago
That, and/or freeway speeds make the situation inherently more dangerous. When the traffic flows freeway speeds are fine but if a freeway-speed car has to handle a stationary object…problem.
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by Arn_Thor 2y ago
Why? I would hope we all expect pedestrian detection (and object detection in general) to be just as good on a freeway as on a city street? It seems the Tesla barreled full-speed into an accident ahead of it. I would call it insane but that
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by Arn_Thor 2y ago
Everybody say it with me: “privatization of natural monopolies is dumb and wasteful!”
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by Arn_Thor 2y ago
When you rent each carriage from a rolling stock company you’re incentivized to run as short trains as possible to keep them as full as a sardine can. Renationalize the whole lot.
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by Arn_Thor 2y ago
That is so the wrong approach. If I’m very reductive, I could say that if we automate everything there would be no one to commute left. Staffing is good for people: for safety, information, help for the vulnerable, expertise, robustness of
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by Arn_Thor 2y ago
When you say “carbon abatement” do you mean carbon credits/cleanup or other ways of emitting less of it in the first place?
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by Arn_Thor 2y ago
“Company culture”… that’s the word they use for sure. Often it’s ego, sunk cost fallacies and other things that have to do with the culture in the C suite for sure. Pay people well and treat them with respect and you’ll end up with good and
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by Arn_Thor 2y ago
I'd really like to know where this was or see some pictures of it. It's almost inconcievable that something designed like a roundabout would be more dangerous. It might indeed cause more accidents due to the kind of confusion you
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by Arn_Thor 2y ago
Citation needed. Otherwise you’re just gatekeeping the term
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by Arn_Thor 2y ago
This makes the blood boil
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by Arn_Thor 2y ago
There is something deeply fondly nostalgic about looking at that ANSI color table
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by Arn_Thor 2y ago
Plastic is widely used, but it doesn't have to be as widely used. Certainly, there are many applications where it's essential (medical, food safety), but a lot of applications where it just happens to be the cheapest and/or m
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by Arn_Thor 2y ago
I did say “the optimistic scenario”, not “the only/likely scenario”
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by Arn_Thor 2y ago
What’s bad for US semiconductor manufacturing (I.e. a poor and cash starved Intel) buys China more time to catch up to frontier fab tech. If Qualcomm buys Intel, the optimistic scenario (for the US) is a stronger domestic player.
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by Arn_Thor 2y ago
Sure. But they’re not giving the user a choice in the matter. Also, it’s transcoded on the device as it’s backing up, which is the last thing I want to spend battery power on. My NAS is on and plugged into the wall 24/7 for a reason
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by Arn_Thor 2y ago
thanks for the reply
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by Arn_Thor 2y ago
Why wouldn’t you trust them?

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