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by chmod775 1y ago
It may look like that on video, but in fact you can hear the two guys pointing it out and chatting about it a whole 8 seconds before impact. Also of course you're avoiding an unknown object that large, especially when there's pl
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by chmod775 1y ago
You don't have to measure very precisely when the difference in density is that large and the item is relatively large and heavy. I'd be more concerned about some assumptions made. For instance I found that some alumino-borosilica
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by chmod775 1y ago
A scale and liquid displacement measurement presumably.
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by chmod775 1y ago
This never happened to me for an actually valuable item, but I've received stuff like flimsy chinese nail clippers rather than the one I ordered. Not even knocks off, just completely different items. A proper knock off would've pr
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by chmod775 1y ago
Most places this would have caused amusement among those present and... Yeah, no. That's it. I'm strongly considering to take some aesthetically pleasing images of nude humans and strategically insert them into everything I touch
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by chmod775 1y ago
I wonder how many cycles of train->extract->train->extract->... you can do before most of your output will be hallucinations.
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by chmod775 1y ago
If by "genuinely confused" we are talking about what is generally called the emotion "confusion", then you need meta-cognition to even recognize your thinking is confused in order to then experience it. LLMs can model re
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by chmod775 1y ago
You might call that on brand given their name.
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by chmod775 1y ago
For those who don't know what the fuck "Liquid Glass effect" is: it's a sort of frosted glass look that apple uses for their UI. It's being sold as the best thing since sliced bread. Googling it felt like I entered
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by chmod775 1y ago
Call me a pessimist, but I don't think it's going away.
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by chmod775 1y ago
It's not remotely capable enough. There's a reason you never see one of these things cut something soft like a tomato into even slices (or at all). Their extremely clumsy fingers/hands can pretty much just open and close. I h
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by chmod775 1y ago
I explicitly said they're going to get outperformed by specialist robots, just like the humans they poorly imitate sometimes are. That was my entire point!
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by chmod775 1y ago
Once they're good enough, I'm sure they will be used somewhere. These aren't. They're not even ten percent there. I don't get why you'd try to mass-produce and market them. Tesla is going to have proper autonom
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by chmod775 1y ago
Then they're just a worse human on every metric: from capability to real cost. When these things can make a burger without help I'll change mind, but right now they're not even close to that. Everything I've seen so far
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by chmod775 1y ago
I'm so confused why you would use a laughably bad human when you could have a specialist robot. These things are going to get outperformed by the latter even more so than humans would. I'm not surprised at all they're struggl
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by chmod775 1y ago
Really? I just pick colors at random. The skin color of an emoji is so utterly irrelevant, I don't see how one can break into a sweat over it... or why it is an option in the first place really. If it's there, you might as well ha
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by chmod775 1y ago
Reminds of those games Archos (Gmini or AV?) devices had decades ago. Some of them were quite neat.
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by chmod775 1y ago
It is unfortunate that after December 25, 2025, LLMs will no longer be allowed to generate output. It was fun while it lasted.
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by chmod775 1y ago
First off, there's a chart for CPU temperature at the very top and they do talk about it: > I also double-checked if the CPU temperature of about 100 degrees celsius is too high, but no: [..] Intel specifies a maximum of 110 degrees
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by chmod775 1y ago
These guys charge $550 for a measly terabyte of bandwidth? If you get a dedi on a 10Gb/s guaranteed port and it works out to more than $3 / TB, you're probably getting scammed. How does "serverless" justify 150x tha
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by chmod775 1y ago
Chances are there's an accelerometer in the screen and one in the base.
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by chmod775 1y ago
HAP is a family of codecs for GPU accelerated decoding. HAP R uses BC7 frames. There's support for various HAP codecs in ffmpeg, VLC, etc, but I think support for HAP R is lacking. However HAP, HAP Alpha, HAP Q and HAP Q Alpha have wid
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by chmod775 1y ago
It should not, but they still don't owe it to you or anyone to change anything. You're not paying them. There's no transaction. They're not even giving the software specifically to you, rather they're saying "t
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by chmod775 1y ago
Investors who bought an expensive hype stock have now realized it's a giant bubble that will burst the moment they start selling their considerable shares. Their only option is to desperately ride on, hoping to stay ahead of the tide u
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by chmod775 1y ago
My bad. I corrected the mistake. Next lunch order from Crayola is on me.
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by chmod775 1y ago
Makes those forces seem a lot less "special" if their highly trained SEALs on their super secret mission can get startled by a bunch of fishers probably going about their daily routine. Truly outstanding planning, reconnaissance,
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by chmod775 1y ago
While I'll immediately believe their complaints about political shenanigans and publicity stunts going on in the EU commission, this post very obviously intentionally ignores good-faith efforts at building out privacy-preserving age
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by chmod775 1y ago
https://www.instructables.com/Power-an-Android-Phone-Without... You can also buy dummy batteries for certain models online.
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by chmod775 1y ago
In world where you can get both a proper phone and an e-reader with better specs for less, the market for that kind of product isn't large. Though there's probably a decent overlap with the HN crowd, who thinks its neat and can
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by chmod775 1y ago
Mullvad has some anti-censorship features (shadowsocks) that it will automatically use if regular connections fail and works reliably in China as well (and has for the last 2+ years). You could give it a shot.

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