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by _aavaa_ 10mo ago
Yes, there are tradeoffs to be made, but having to reconcile multiple sensors is not intrinsically a negative. But also, if you didn’t get the right result, I don’t care how quickly you didn’t get it.
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by _aavaa_ 10mo ago
Having multiple sources of data is a benefit, not a problem. Entire signal processing and engineering domains exist to take advantage of this. Even the humble Kalyan filter lets you combine multiple noisy sources to get a more accurate resu
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by _aavaa_ 10mo ago
You cannot “hold” any to any bar since you cannot hold it responsible. Only humans can be held responsible.
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by _aavaa_ 10mo ago
Why should thy have waited further? Their claims about their performance in the competition are backed by the competition announcements.
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by _aavaa_ 10mo ago
Add to that insane competition from Chinese EVs, and the chips debacle from earlier this year.
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by _aavaa_ 10mo ago
How long until said system then is mandated to detect csam in real time and submit a report wherever you take a photo of what it thinks is csam?
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by _aavaa_ 10mo ago
Idk if I’d hold GoPro as an example of a company launching amazing things anymore…
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by _aavaa_ 10mo ago
> were extremely atypical. Delays and cost overruns for nuclear are absolutely not atypical. Pick anywhere in the world you want and you’ll find them building reactors easy 50% over time and budget, and many >100%.
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by _aavaa_ 10mo ago
What they should have released, over a decade ago, was a plugin for ides so we could search for queries directly from there.
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by _aavaa_ 10mo ago
But they did NOT know it would lead to multi-minute load time. They did not measure a baseline. Instead they did blindly did extra work and 6x’ed the storage requirement.
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by _aavaa_ 10mo ago
My takeaway is that it seems like they did NO benchmarking of their own before choosing to do all that duplication. They only talk about performance tradeoff now that they are removing it. Wild
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by _aavaa_ 10mo ago
Political change. This is a political problem, not a technical one.
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by _aavaa_ 10mo ago
Likely it’s all of the above. The original fake study published by Wakefield to push a link between vaccines and autism was directly benefiting him financially through undisclosed interests in a competing vaccine.
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by _aavaa_ 10mo ago
The implication is very clearly about “killing” jobs, not killing people.
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by _aavaa_ 10mo ago
Yeah this is a bit of a hard one to shorten
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by _aavaa_ 10mo ago
Title here is misleading. There is no copyright win, it is instead a win in the discovery process.
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by _aavaa_ 10mo ago
If you look at the situation logically, the rule on the competition site says: > The submission must be available for free for the public (and not only the judges). Submission will be published and kept online for free on the competition
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
Aside from destitution from a terrible crop yield and no safety net?
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
Yes, this is what I was referring to. I should have provided more context, thanks for doing so.
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
Sears would like to have a word about how healthy intra-company competition is.
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
The only problem is that people need to earn a living while they’re trying to get better than that bar. Is there bar is set at a competent mid level engineer, people entering the industry need a path from algorithms 101 to above that bar wh
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
You can get 2/3rds of that with a steam deck.
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
But why? Valve is doing this because they don’t want to have the OS vendor exert total control over them and the gaming industry. Apple is a terrible choice by that metric.
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
Why shouldn’t it? Why should we have to buy a whole new computer if we want to upgrade one thing? The car example is also telling. Yes most people buy pre-built, but the vast majority of pieces can also be bought to repair or replace.
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
Some people love the act, which is fine. A good many other people just want the result. Something something quarter-inch hole.
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
Those people aren’t pursuing a hobby, they’ve mentally signed themselves up for a competition with one entrant.
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
The same ones they have now where music labels and publishing houses take over the copyright for their works. Starving artists will sign away their copyright if it means money.
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
This isn’t about punching, it’s about using one of those handheld devices with a pointed metal tip.
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
Hard enough to not fly out accidentally but weak enough that people can break them on purpose so they're not trapped inside.
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
Do companies sell phones/cameras that take photos without making a sound? Cause they all make sounds in Japan because of how bad the sex pest problem is.

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