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by ahepp 3y ago
The Mansfield amendment in the 70s banned military funding for research that was not tied to specific military stuff, that might be a factor here
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by ahepp 3y ago
I also agree that I prefer to work this way, but it's crazy to see how many developers have an "I just want to code, I don't want to think about business problems" mentality. In some ways I respect their devotion to pure
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by ahepp 3y ago
The yocto support seems ok to me? Is it missing something big?
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by ahepp 3y ago
Have you turned off power saving?
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by ahepp 3y ago
I haven't bought any in a while, but looks like the Pi Zero W is in stock and available for $10 at Microcenter. Other sellers seem to have them in stock for $15. So isn't there already a widely available Pi in stock for under $20?
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by ahepp 3y ago
You could set up a watchdog of some sort that reboots the system if it can't connect to the internet.
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by ahepp 3y ago
What city do you live in?
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by ahepp 3y ago
I bet if you combine every single one of those products, they have less users than stadia
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by ahepp 3y ago
Ford did exit the sedan market But I generally agree with what you’re saying
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by ahepp 3y ago
This is what I don’t understand about the claims that any next generation of mods would be incapable of doing the job. I think it will be exactly like the current status quo. You see subreddit and mod drama happening all the time. So many
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by ahepp 3y ago
If mods on Reddit really believed they were irreplaceable, wouldn’t it make more sense to protest by quitting?
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by ahepp 3y ago
> The sophisticated relay attack requires two thieves working together — one near the owner and one near the car
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by ahepp 3y ago
It seems to me that computer systems have always been a secondary concern on ICE cars. It’s possible the ECUs in question have been so cost optimized there’s not a lot of power left to do asymmetric (or possibly even symmetric, idk) crypto.
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by ahepp 3y ago
I guess maybe one could make that argument, but the majority of AI alignment concerns seem more along the lines of skynet level scenarios. The paperclip optimizer could be called a "bug" I guess. But the comparison to Tesla autopi
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by ahepp 3y ago
I am familiar with this situation and agree it is a problem. But this is a deterministic, well known, algorithm rather than AI, isn't it? I would also say that this falls under bias rather than misalignment. I think bias is a much, muc
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by ahepp 3y ago
Huh? I've always used dd and the performance seems quite acceptable.
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by ahepp 3y ago
This actually brings to mind a conversation I've been having with my buddies recently. Has there ever been a case of harm from AI misalignment? Not some kind of speculative art exhibit, but real harm?
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by ahepp 4y ago
Examples of passing and failing responses?
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by ahepp 4y ago
why is Gutenberg blocked?
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by ahepp 4y ago
If they're wrong, you don't trust them in the future. Sure, they can just generate a new key. Eventually there will be businesses with good reputations, and ones with unknown reputations. Just like in "real life" right?
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by ahepp 4y ago
I don't think you'd have to pass the context into an await? Await is a Rust construct, not a tokio one. Unless I'm making a complete fool of myself... Maybe I'm just jaded from writing too much C, but it doesn't see
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by ahepp 4y ago
I dunno. Where does the burden of proof lie on this? Starbucks seems to be the one claiming they can’t give arbitrary raises to union workers. The union seems to be saying “you can!” It seems to me that Starbucks is pulling a “we’ve tried n
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by ahepp 4y ago
Part of me agrees with what you’re saying. I mean, tokio is right there in the namespace. But another part of me questions why it’s ok that calling a function in the wrong context is a runtime panic rather than a compilation error. Coming f
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by ahepp 4y ago
I’ve been working on a raspberry pi 0w based PID controller for my Gaggia. It’s working quite well. I think the SD card based installation flow could really help a lot of people who would otherwise need to flash an MCU. Currently it’s only
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by ahepp 4y ago
Ah, that makes sense. In fact, I was trying to unit test some time based code in tokio a month or two back, and it was really painful. I couldn’t figure out how to inject a fake clock into the runtime to test my timers.
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by ahepp 4y ago
Can you give an example of what you're talking about? I'm pretty new to async and Rust in general but I'm having a hard time thinking of an example (almost certainly a deficiency on my end haha).
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by ahepp 4y ago
Unless I'm reading wrong, it looks like this new Uno will have a Cortex-M processor rather than an AVR
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by ahepp 4y ago
Are RPMs structurally quite different from DEBs? Or was the problem that RPM tooling was buggy?
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by ahepp 4y ago
I think it’s more likely human-to-human communication will adapt (dare I say improve?) than cease
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by ahepp 4y ago
There's a lot of stuff you can do to Linux on the Pi to make it have some of the nice qualities you're describing. I've set up my Buildroot project to copy "authorized_keys" and "wpa_supplicant.conf" from

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