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4y ago
Maybe, but I tend to doubt that. If they are really anticipating more layoffs I would expect them to structure this severance to encourage more people to leave on their own, not stick around in hopes of a good package.
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4y ago
The severance terms seem to be very generous, that is encouraging to see.
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4y ago
The first beta for the Android 13 quarterly release includes a new “clear calling” feature that “reduces background noises during calls.” That's neat, but background noise is not the issue as much as laggy over-compressed audio. Redu
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4y ago
While most communications technology has improved over the last quarter century in terms of throughput, latency, cost, etc., voice calls have become horrid. Every aspect of telephone calls has become a total nightmare. Constant spam calls,
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4y ago
The overly simplified explanation is that the AI models see patterns in the training data that we do not. Feed a system a series of pictures of stop signs, and humans might key on things like the red color, or the shape, or even the word &q
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4y ago
It really depends heavily on the products and industries or verticals they serve. Also, it may depend on their exact GTM strategy, companies that sell primarily through a VAR type of channel are usually more hesitant to disclose pricing, a
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4y ago
Far more important is to know the salary target that you are aiming for. I think people would be more willing to accept this if the application process was not such a complete cluster fuck 99% of the time. So many sites want you to uploa
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Argo AI Is Shutting Down. What’s Next for Autonomous Vehicles?
(news.crunchbase.com)
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4y ago
While I doubt any statistically significant number of people browse the web with a mindset of "I really hope I see some great ads today", I also doubt that most people "don't like websites with ads". IMO, what most
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4y ago
At this point I’m over wired headphones. I carry a couple of pairs in my backpack for use on airplane seat back entertainment systems, but otherwise I prefer Bluetooth earbuds.
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4y ago
Or, "making public/hotel/random wifi less of a security risk", which happens to be my current usage of Tailscale.
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4y ago
They appear to be using a somewhat costly handheld thermal camera, which likely has a FLIR Boson or equivalent sensor. Those are pretty bulky and expensive, making it hard to use this attack without hanging out near the keyboard/keypad
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4y ago
I think I may have been the first unofficial Thinkpad laptop repair person. When the Thinkpad 700 came out, I was working for IBM managing the PC side of a regional repair center in SE Michigan. About a month or so before their official rel
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4y ago
This page might help fill in some details: https://www.hanwhasecurity.com/products-page/security-camera...
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4y ago
Correct, Hanwha has been independent of Samsung for many years now though.
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4y ago
Hanwha A Series cameras. They are relatively new may be hard to find online yet.
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4y ago
Streaming video is fairly power intensive, the typical battery powered camera could not sustain more than a few hours of streaming without resorting to a prohibitively large battery pack.
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4y ago
"Shell out for Hikvision"? Hikvision has generally been low cost equipment with decent performance. The main issue with Hikvision is that they are funded and controlled by the Chinese government, and have had countless major vulne
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4y ago
IMO, it's not worth over thinking. The rates are very good, but you are limited to a relatively small amount of money. My wife and I both bought an I bond at the recent rates. If we're lucky, we'll make about $1,000 each on t
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4y ago
My wife and I both bought I Bonds directly. It was not exactly a painful or confusing process at all. Granted, the UI/UX of the US government bonds website was not fantastic, but it was certainly usable.
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4y ago
Not large, but they do often have some kind of battery.
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4y ago
It is surprisingly not. I travel frequently with random ESP32 projects in various stages of looking highly suspicious and never get hassled about them. 4oz of an unfinished bottle of water though is absolutely not getting through security.
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4y ago
I mentioned this in another RPi thread, I've had good luck with the LePotato as an alternative to the Pi ( https://libre.computer/products/s905x/ ). The hardware footprint is 99% similar to the Pi, it works wit
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4y ago
Where do you live, and what products are you looking at? I have an 11.6Kw solar system with a SolarEdge inverter. It does not need an internet connection to function. I currently have it connected to use the app that reports performance dat
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Bird Founder’s Stake Now Worth Less Than His Miami Mansion
(news.crunchbase.com)
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This was almost certainly a manual process by the artist. The state of the art of commonly available surveillance AI products would not add much in terms of making this process faster or more accurate. (source: I work in surveillance AI). I
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4y ago
IMO, it is a lot like wine, there may be some tastes-bad-to-almost-everyone options, but there are not universal tastes-good-to-everyone options. Making coffee is really basic chemistry. The beans themselves, the degree of roast, the water
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4y ago
But at the same time, politicians using social media to continuously publish blatant lies is also not a mechanism for stable government. In the past, this was regulated to a large degree by traditional media outlets being a filter of sorts
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This seems to be centered on politics/candidates, which IMO is the wrong motivation. Politicians really should not have special exemptions or privileges when it comes to free speech issues. Eg: they have exceptions to use robo-calls, t
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In the early days of the Bugatti Veyron I recall reading that the car came from the factory limited to something like 750HP output and to access the full 1000HP (or whatever the specific numbers were), owners had to complete a driving cours
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