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by _coveredInBees 5y ago
They are already deploying the kinds of models talked about here in their FSD beta software (along with regular FSD/AP software) and they run just fine on current FSD hardware in the cars with acceptable latency. Just because you need
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by _coveredInBees 5y ago
Samsung gets a bad rap when it comes to software imo. There used to be a time when it was perhaps well deserved but that was a LONG time ago. Samsung's browser is hand's down the best Android browser I have used in years and conti
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by _coveredInBees 5y ago
I'm the opposite. I can't believe that Finder is the best Apple can do for a file explorer. It is an absolute abomination and after 4 years of using my MBP I still hate it passionately every time I have to use it. I agree that pre
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by _coveredInBees 5y ago
Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately, Apple refuses to make laptop docks for their own "Pro" line of laptops, which means you have to resort to 3rd party docks. And I'm not using cheap docks here. I've tried several $200-
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by _coveredInBees 5y ago
The Yankee players all had J&J vaccines, so not the mRNA variety.
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by _coveredInBees 5y ago
Yes, All of the Yankee players who were vaccinated had J&J. Also, most were completely asymptomatic and no one had serious symptoms. All-in-all, it was a success story for vaccines.
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by _coveredInBees 5y ago
This is an infuriating bug that impacts my 16" MBP. Everytime I plug into a thunderbolt dock I have a 50-50 chance of a hard reboot due to Kernel panic. There have been threads about this issue for a couple of years now and nothing has
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by _coveredInBees 5y ago
I gotta say, I am very impressed by what I've seen with the F-150. It's clear that a LOT of thought has gone into this product and Ford clearly understands their target audience extremely well. There are so many nice features that
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by _coveredInBees 5y ago
I know you are heavily downvoted, and my experience is anecdotal, but I proudly bought a Ford Fusion sedan in 2010 (my first "new" car) and I have had nothing but trouble with its electrical systems. It burns out lights every year
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by _coveredInBees 5y ago
> It’s not really about interesting for most people This is an absolutely ludicrous statement. A very large number of people absolutely do prioritize what is interesting to them when it comes to their career. No one is going to be dirt p
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by _coveredInBees 5y ago
I dunno, self-driving is an interesting computer-vision / machine-learning problem and it is far more interesting than 90% of the stuff a lot of your FAANG companies are spending R&D dollars on. For anyone working in the field, the
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by _coveredInBees 5y ago
Yes, but still no 4K, HDR or 5.1 audio IIRC. Streaming on PCs is just inferior and at this point clearly intentionally so. I was waiting forever for "native" apps for all the streaming providers on the Windows store so I could jus
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by _coveredInBees 5y ago
Things have evolved a lot in the last 10 years. I've had an HTPC for that long as well, and it has its place but if you spend a bit more than the $20 for the cheapest streaming sticks, any of the modern streaming devices are extremely
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by _coveredInBees 5y ago
I have an HTPC hooked up to my LG C9, but an HTPC really is not a great option for streaming content if you have a reasonably good TV and/or sound system. You lose HDR and in most cases 4K streaming if you try to view content via a web
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by _coveredInBees 5y ago
New tooling, new technology and the ability to design it all out from scratch. The Fremont factory was a retrofit of a Toyota factory iirc. It also has been the workhorse for most Tesla cars so it's hard to do any extended updates to i
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by _coveredInBees 5y ago
Being India, it almost certainly isn't a labor capacity.
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by _coveredInBees 5y ago
Seriously. Every time I read a post like the parent you are replying to, my eyes roll back a little farther in my skull. It's like they teleported from the slashdot comment sections from 2 decades ago and decided to carry on without mi
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by _coveredInBees 5y ago
Should be 2**32 above. HN formatting swallowed an asterisk.
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by _coveredInBees 5y ago
Yeah, I'd run into this 2 years ago and ended up also reporting an issue on the Centernet repo [1] The solution I have in that issue adapts from the very helpful discussions in the original Pytorch issue [2] `worker_init_fn=lambda id:
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
Yup, I still feel bad that the one thing I asked my parents for when they visited the US when I was a kid was for a Calvin and Hobbes t-shirt. I knew nothing about Bill Waterson's stance on licensing at the time and my poor parents spe
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
Ouch, yeah that does look horrible. Fortunately my C9 won't be getting that upgrade. I'd still buy an OLED TV if I had to buy a TV now, and it would likely be LG, but I'd just budget spending the extra dollars on a Shield or
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
I definitely would support Roku over Google/Amazon. I like having another player in the market that has a "neutral" platform and large support across different streaming apps due to the size of their userbase. I am just skept
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
Depends on the TVs obviously. The C9/CX OLEDs have pretty powerful processors and are snappier in my experience in comparison to the cheaper streaming sticks.
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
The "problem" with the LG OLEDs (I own the 77C9) is that webOS is actually quite good, the interface + processor snappy, and the magic remote quite good for effortlessly switching between your favorite streaming services or Plex.
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
I still don't get the criticism of Pytorch. If anything, you can get the best of both worlds in many way with their API supporting on GPU and on CPU operations in exactly the same ways.
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
I really don't understand the GPUs are overrated comment. As someone who uses Pytorch a lot and GPU compute almost every day, there is an order of magnitude difference in the speeds involved for most common CUDA / Open-CL accelera
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
Lol, yup, I was just thinking that after I posted. /r/conservative is hilarious in that they rail against censorship and free speech issues and yet basically self censor so strongly that only "flaired" (someone vetted to
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
And ironically enough, Parler, the bastion of "free speech" was happily banning people who were critical of right wingers or did not participate in the right-wing group think on their network. After rallying against liberals being
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
Yup, same here. I get that some people don't like it, but it's making a mountain out of a mole-hill. I bet that if you do user studies, you will find that a majority of times people click in the URL bar, they are doing so to eithe
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
I got 4/4 GPT-2 guesses right. It is impressive but the "tell" I've found so far is just poor structure in the logic of how something is arranged. For example: a bunch of `if` statements in sequence without any `else` cl

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