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by ac29 1y ago
A Waymo has something like $100k of sensors and other hardware on top of the cost of the vehicle. That cost will almost certainly come down, but at the moment it is cheaper to just pay a human to drive a car with $0 of AV hardware.
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by ac29 1y ago
Lower trim of Nissan Leaf
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by ac29 1y ago
> https://kagi.com/assistant Its subtly annoying that assistant.kagi.com doesnt work but translate.kagi.com does
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by ac29 1y ago
Looking at the Ranger, it sold 5.6M units between 1985-2005, its highest selling years. F series Fords definitely outsold it, but is also a larger product line.
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by ac29 1y ago
120kW charging isnt slow by any reasonable standard, especially for a vehicle with a <60kWh battery.
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by ac29 1y ago
> There will almost certainly be a WiFi radio (for at home OTA updates) but there will likely be a modem, too, for people that like to remotely manage charge. My 2024 EV doesnt have WiFi or Cellular radios.
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by ac29 1y ago
EVs dont lose 50% of their range at highway speeds. Even if they did, I'm not sure why you think you could only go 37 miles between charges (I think you meant 75 mi?).
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by ac29 1y ago
> Our bestselling model—manufactured in Asia (China and Vietnam)—sells for $129. But this year, as tariffs jumped from 25% to 170%, we wondered: Could we reshore manufacturing to the U.S. while maintaining margins to keep our lights on?
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by ac29 1y ago
> FedEx should be out of business. Those crazy retail rates exist so businesses can get big discounts. The company I work with ships maybe half a dozen packages international with FedEx a year and they still give us like 60-70% off retai
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by ac29 1y ago
Any reasonably modern laptop has runtime power control, which can make a huge difference. Personally, I use TuneD: https://github.com/redhat-performance/tuned
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by ac29 1y ago
I've been using Intel Dells for years without sleep issues in Linux.
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by ac29 2y ago
> The default where? Android and ChromeOS
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by ac29 2y ago
Turley, a witness for the government, testified earlier in the day that Google shot down a bid by OpenAI to use its search technology within ChatGPT. OpenAI had reached out to Google after experiencing issues with its own search provider, T
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by ac29 2y ago
> Last quarter they made $770 million on $12 billion of revenue. Well, keep in mind that 7 of that 12 billion went to cost of revenue (aka money paid to drivers etc). Turning a $770M profit off the remaining $5B isn't too bad.
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by ac29 2y ago
> With Uber, there simply isn't an alternative. If they don't accept Visa then i can't use a credit card (or most debit cards, since those go through the visa network too) and there isn't a reasonable way for me to pa
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by ac29 2y ago
The $10 plan includes the LLM assistant a now as well (with a more limited selection of models than the $25 plan).
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by ac29 2y ago
> an infinitely large number of different training examples Infinity is problematic because its impossible to process an infinite amount of data in a finite amount of time.
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by ac29 2y ago
> Gemini 2.5 pro the model has not gained any intelligence since it is a static model. Aren't all the people interacting with it on aistudio helping the next Gemini model learn though? Sure, the results of that wont be available unt
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by ac29 2y ago
> part 90 is now only 12.5 This is wrong. 25kHz part 90 licenses are still available so long as the system meets the minimum efficiency standard (19.2kbps or better for 25kHz).
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by ac29 2y ago
FastGPT & Kagi Translate have been available for a while, so if you have a Kagi subscription you've already had AI accesss.
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by ac29 2y ago
It doesnt apply to businesses. And, consumers importing amounts over $800 is probably fairly unusual.
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by ac29 2y ago
I'm usually getting ~40 dishes and ~40 utensils into the dishwasher per load, which at 20 seconds each is like half an hour. I can load the dishwasher a lot quicker than that.
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by ac29 2y ago
I wonder how much this really matters. For me my dishwasher is far enough from the hot water heater that it generally takes several gallons for the water to run hot. But the wash cycle is 2+ hours long and uses very minimal water (~3 gallon
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by ac29 2y ago
A lot of Kurzweil's predictions are nowhere close to coming correct though. For example, he thought by 2019 we'd have millions of nanorobots in our blood, fighting disease and improving cognition. As near as I can tell we are not
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by ac29 2y ago
> I am saying it is becoming shockingly good the 2.5 is a lot better than the 2.0 version Are you specifically talking about 2.5 Flash? It only came out an hour ago, I dont know how you would have enough experience with it already to com
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by ac29 2y ago
> Is there a reputable, non-blogspam site that offers a 'cheat sheet' of sorts for what models to use, in particular for development? Below is a spreadsheet I bookmarked from a previous HN discussion. Its information dense but
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by ac29 2y ago
> important to note: the US's food safety is already really bad. salmonella isn't a thing you have to worry about in first world countries. There were 65,000 cases of salmonellosis in the EU in the most recent data I could find
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by ac29 2y ago
https://www.ugreen.com/products/ugreen-nexode-power-bank-250...
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by ac29 2y ago
That's what sourcehut is using. As an aside, I saw this for the first time on a kernel.org website a few days ago and actually thought it might have been hacked since I briefly saw something about kH/s (which screams cryptominer t
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by ac29 2y ago
> But in 2008 we saw the S&P-500 decline 50% This is not true unless you define 2008 as including 2007 and 2009 as well.

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