Closi

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by Closi 3y ago
One obvious advantage would be the length of time you can stay in the country. For Korea obviously the advantages are the same as tourism.
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by Closi 3y ago
Also it means that at some point, Apple would have to actively block some legacy devices from using iCloud, app store, apple music, any app with subscrpitions etc which would effectively make the device pretty useless.
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by Closi 3y ago
Are we confident that the Kagi thing doesn't just summarise the subtitles from youtube? This seems to actually write the subs.
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by Closi 3y ago
Loads of people fly from London/Birmingham to Edinburgh/Glasgow and visa-versa (it's often cheaper and faster than the train). Then obviously NI as you mentioned.
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by Closi 3y ago
The FSL licence is interesting - certainly something I will consider for my current project! The only problem is I don't think the 2 year term is sufficient to stop free-riding, and that probably requires adjustment on a per-project ba
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by Closi 3y ago
This is right in percentage terms - but also worth noting that the UK produces 4.7 tonnes of co2 per capita vs USA's 14.4 metric tons per capita. i.e. taking your 8% and 3% figures along with the tonnes of co2 above would mean in raw C
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by Closi 3y ago
Have you tried Azure AI Document Intelligence? In theory it's exactly this...
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by Closi 3y ago
One of my least favourite quotes! Reality has no political opinion and there is no ground-truth about if left or right is 'real'. I'm left-leaning, but hate the quote just because it dismisses conservatism (which is a legitim
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by Closi 3y ago
Totally agree - you don't put an andon cord on your production line or 'do six sigma' and suddenly get perfect car quality - it's a slow and incremental process.
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by Closi 3y ago
They aren't pulling the andon cord because the panel gap's are within tolerance but could be improved. Parent post is talking about general fit and finish (i.e. tolerances being wide), try being a production line operative and pul
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by Closi 3y ago
The parent post is talking about fit and finish.
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by Closi 3y ago
I guarantee they wouldn’t shut down the line while they wait for a fix for within-tolerance panel gap improvements - they would work on designing a fix that would be implementable on the line while continuing manufacture. Designing, Testing
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by Closi 3y ago
Tesla produced the same number of cars in 2022 as they did in all years combined from 2012-2020. If you think it's easy to just stand up that level of production capacity, and that they are actually they are just ignoring simple produc
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by Closi 3y ago
OP is comparing them against the legacy car making industry - they are still a 'young' player by a long way, and a relative newcomer. Besides, the SEC scandal is pretty small-beer in terms of auto industry scandals - see the VW
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by Closi 3y ago
Not really - They are both selling apples (i.e. a similar product) but one has a competitive advantage (i.e. ease of onboarding, advertiser revenue and content from celebrities). The the product is still mostly the same while the go-to-mark
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by Closi 3y ago
> I mean, really. Who is on there? 141 million people and 33 million DAU in less than 6 months. So basically already about 15 times more than Mastodon, which was released 7 years ago.
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by Closi 3y ago
Totally agree. Old footage looking 'newer' (i.e. in colour, without noise, and at a higher frame rate) gives me a strange emotional feeling. Original footage makes them seem like funny/strange people in an entirely different
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by Closi 3y ago
I don't think that includes all of the Space Shuttle's R&D costs - those are more like $50 billion in 2023 money. The actual paper says "Total cost per launch". Besides, Nasa doesn't uses SpaceX because they are
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by Closi 3y ago
Unsure, but there are lots of variables there and there could be even more we don't know about not mentioned in the paragraph! Maybe more severe cases involved longer periods to help the patient calm down in the dark environment? I dun
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by Closi 3y ago
Yes! I would also be surprised if the ground truth didn't have some errors in it. If a model was 100% accurate, considering the nature/accuracy of manually diagnosing autism you would probably expect the AI to either find new case
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by Closi 3y ago
Another potential issue: > The photography sessions for patients with ASD took place in a space dedicated to their needs, distinct from a general ophthalmology examination room. This space was designed to be warm and welcoming, thus crea
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by Closi 3y ago
This (thunderf00t) is the same person that said that the Falcon 9 was a scam and a reusable rocket wasn't going to work. The defence of Musk is "Musk has lots of ideas, and some worked out and some didn't".
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by Closi 3y ago
The problem is that large companies are made of lots of people, and some of those people might have awful opinions or say things that will get your business in trouble. The larger you are and the more people that are communicating, the bigg
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by Closi 3y ago
Fine, we are agreed then. I’m just talking about the name because that’s what this thread was about.
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by Closi 3y ago
But what's the broader point here, is it that the word "Autopilot" implies you need care or training? Because if so, it sounds like Autopilot would be a good word. I think the term "Full Self Driving" is misleading,
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by Closi 3y ago
They don't currently, but they clearly could if they thought that was required.
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by Closi 3y ago
Well again, Autopilot probably is an accurate word then - because consumers should clearly know the limitations and nuances of Autopilot to safely operate it, and a failure to understand those limitations can clearly have deadly consequence
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by Closi 3y ago
It's called autopilot though, not auto-smoke-weed-and-watch-porn. They are comparing it to piloting, which as you point out, requires a trained and skilled, responsible and attentive person.
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by Closi 3y ago
And we don't expect drivers to be adequately trained and get a licence? I disagree with calling the top level of Autopilot "FSD" by the way - I think that is misleading. But Autopilot - I think that's a fair term persona
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by Closi 3y ago
By the same logic you could say that airplanes shouldn't call their pilot assist system "Autopilot" either, because it requires monitoring and input from pilots who will need to disengage the system and intervene/fly man

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