JaRail

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by JaRail 7y ago
The downclock would only be on the core using the instruction.
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by JaRail 7y ago
Alright, I'll admit you made me laugh :D
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by JaRail 7y ago
> Just don't buy it if you don't like it. You say that about a security issue that could blow California's power grid in minutes.
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by JaRail 7y ago
Not having any limits on that invert setting is definitely a security/safety bug. The password is a level of incompetence beyond what you'd call a bug. It's clearly following a design decision that was imposed by someone with
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by JaRail 7y ago
This is an amazing lack of security best practices. To me, this screams outsourced. Given how many people hate Tesla, they need to be taking this seriously. This truly blows me away. This is "people should be fired" levels of orga
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by JaRail 7y ago
Gemini man is a better example of where this is heading. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5y4kxhZIBA A DF has a pretty specific meaning if you are diving into the technical aspects. It's an approach that has a lot of s
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by JaRail 7y ago
It'd be interesting if they went with additional cameras for this. For example, the rear-view mirror is a video feed already. It could stream from a camera you attach to the back of the trailer instead. I don't have a lot of perso
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by JaRail 7y ago
You're completely ignoring higher center of gravity and rollovers.
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by JaRail 7y ago
Why would you paint it? It's not painted in the first place.
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by JaRail 7y ago
It's not an easy feature to test. A lot of magazines have used really fake looking inflatable or cardboard people. Radar systems are going to see those really well. Machine vision solutions may correctly classify the objects as non-hum
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by JaRail 7y ago
$30,000 cheaper you mean. The mid-tier dual-motor is $20,000 cheaper.
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by JaRail 7y ago
Not that it's a guarantee but at least tesla's emergency breaking detects pedestrians already. We're still a couple years from release. I'd like to think the long-term solution is to just stop hitting pedestrians with ca
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by JaRail 7y ago
Maybe you buy a lot of subscriptions and currency? I bet they avoid annoying their most profitable users. While it might have been coincidental, I never got ads until I unsubbed from the vast majority of streamers I follow. Same for other t
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by JaRail 7y ago
Generally small particles like micro-plastics are too small to be filtered by treatment facilities. My assumption here would be no. It could be that a chemical/heating process in a treatment facility could accelerate the breakdown. Tha
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by JaRail 7y ago
> 3. Regarding the environmental friendliness of our coatings: Our product is based on silicone. It has been shown in the scientific literature that silicone can be decomposed naturally in soil within 4-7 days. It breaks down in silica,
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by JaRail 7y ago
I'm just guessing but I'd imagine they'd take debit too.
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by JaRail 7y ago
> How do you define just fine? It's taken us many years to migrate EMCA versions only to have multiple incompatible runtimes. ECMAScript versions are forward-compatible. Any valid ECMAScript 3 code is also valid 5.1, 2015, 2016, etc
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by JaRail 7y ago
The headline makes no sense when they follow it up by saying > Battery-grade lithium is used primarily in EV batteries, and many automakers have high purity standards. Much of the industry’s capacity to produce high-quality, battery-grad
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by JaRail 7y ago
> how would the hospital obtain records from an unconscious person? In most developed countries, they pull his ID out of his wallet and type it into the nearest computer. National healthcare has many advantages.
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by JaRail 7y ago
I'll take that as a no. > There’s no investigation of the physical or natural world going on I just quoted them describing their observational method! Do you just not believe psychology is a science? > unless they really think th
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by JaRail 7y ago
> Progress in AI is due to data and computational power advances. I think you'd be surprised how much progress is also being made outside those two factors. It's sort of like saying graphics only improve with more RAM and faste
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by JaRail 7y ago
The biggest missing piece is WaveNet, which is Google's proprietary voice-synthesizer. With only the models trained for this paper, the best you could build is a voice-recognizer. As far as I know, Google only allows people to do TTS w
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by JaRail 7y ago
Did you read section 3 of the paper where they evaluate their system? > We primarily rely on crowdsourced Mean Opinion Score (MOS) evaluations based on subjective listening tests. All our MOS evaluations are aligned to the Absolute Categ
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by JaRail 7y ago
I'm not really sure where you're getting this. It doesn't pick a specific voice from a database to use. From their introduction: "Our approach is to decouple speaker modeling from speech synthesis by independently traini
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by JaRail 7y ago
There are lots of systems that let multiple users sign in and switch without re-entering credentials. Game consoles are a good example.
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by JaRail 7y ago
It's not the worst idea. If they had performance problems in multiple regions, their engineers would be chasing peak hours around the clock. If they focus on NA first, they can at least get some sleep at the end of the day.
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by JaRail 7y ago
It's a lot more disturbing if other parts of the government can arbitrarily target people they don't like for harassment. There's a big difference between 10 random searches and 10 targeted searches. Journalists aren't t
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by JaRail 7y ago
It depends on the entry point. If I go through US customs in the Toronto airport, it's on Canadian soil. If someone there is having an issue with the process, they can withdraw their entry request and leave. That's perfectly fine
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by JaRail 7y ago
That doesn't really help in an emergency. You could be dead from a drug interaction before they even know you're in a hospital.
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by JaRail 7y ago
Don't forget gaming. They're going after the Twitch business model there. Combining that with traditional YouTube and Stadia offers a very robust social gaming platform. They're basically going after digital entertainment all

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