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1y ago
I'm guessing Google has a "be accurate" as its prompt, whereas DDG has a "be ducky"?
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1y ago
I'm actually surprised that some prices are even lower now than they've previously been. I don't think most people actually have a solid understanding of what is and is not affected by which tariffs. If I understand correctly
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1y ago
Whose security are we talking about here, though? Wouldn't the value of the security guarantee in this scenario be a negative one for Taiwan? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31012442 https://news.ycombi
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1y ago
"Full" means it drives itself as long as you "Supervise". Did you use v12 or v13 FSD? I've used v12 last year (which is far behind v13, and yet more behind robotaxi). I'd enable it as soon as I'm out of
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1y ago
My guess is that these processors are so underpowered that they're incapable of doing anywhere close to the true AI. So, what'd you'd do, is a regular motion detection (this thing does support that, right?), and then apply t
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> The funny thing is, I've been using ChatGPT throughout this entire process and it failed to inform me of al this at the beginning, so clearly there's more tailored guides needed for people to pick the right thing. So, you w
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1y ago
But Tesla doesn't have "Full Self Driving" period, they only have "Full Self-Driving (Supervised)" (and, prior to that, it's been FSD Beta). You can't just keep ignoring the "Supervised" bit as i
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That seems very little RAM, do they even support ssh? Is there a comparison table which devices have how much RAM etc? BTW, do you know if Amcrest ASH21 are supported? They look identical to Imou Ranger 2 from the front, although Amcrest d
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1y ago
I've looked at the OpenIPC sponsors. It looks like there's a huge market in Eastern Europe to install a camera at the entrance to your apartment building, and then charge your neighbours for camera access as a value-added service
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I think the biggest difference I could see is that OpenIPC targets Europe as its main market, whereas thingino is US/Canada and is easier to get started with. Honestly, I couldn't find a single Amazon ASIN for anything listed on O
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1y ago
The prior OpenIPC thread from earlier today is literally 75% about thingino: OpenIPC: Open IP Camera Firmware — https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44758463 — Aug 2025 (106 comments) The cheapest camera that you can inst
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1y ago
How much memory do these cams have? What's the beefiest camera that's still a good value, e.g., cheap? Any support 5GHz yet?
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1y ago
I mean, to get a driver's licence, you also have to go through an extensive training and pass a test, including a test on the type of car you drive. If you're involved in a crash, you're also held legally responsible. The nag
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1y ago
How exactly does it apply to autopilot, though? The false equivalence is more akin to the "auto" of "autopilot" implying that the driver doesn't have to supervise, yet such connotation is never presented as a fault
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1y ago
I don't have an excuse why their lawyer did the lawyery stuff, but as far as unlinking of the file being done in software, "destroying evidence", I think the explanation is far more benign. If you're big on privacy, thin
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1y ago
In my experience, even most Tesla owners don't really seem to understand the difference between autopilot or FSD. However, even though Autopilot doesn't obey traffic control devices, it still DOES issue warnings if taking over may
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1y ago
So where's your unbiased data then? Where's your data that these nags make everyone safer, when it's widely known that they simply result in people turning off the entire autopilot/FSD when the operator needs to stop pay
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1y ago
First of all, I don't condone the unlinking of snapshot_collision_airbag-deployment.tar after the upload, but, OTOH, I can also understand why something like that would be done, too. (If you were an owner of the car, would you want a
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1y ago
I'm pretty certain any UPS in a working order should not have an issue staying for an hour at 5W load. A 5W load for an hour is just a 5Wh capacity. That's nothing. A 16in MacBook Pro has a 100Wh battery. Vertiv Liebert PST5-660
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> This all comes down to an interpretation of marketing speak. If you believe "autopilot" is misleading you'd agree with the jury here, if you don't you wouldn't. I'm no lawyer, and don't know the full
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You know, I've talked to a whole bunch of people who actually own Tesla's, who actually work in tech, and most of them are completely unaware about any of these autopilot features whatsoever. Most people are actually very dismissi
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So, we have to ignore the entire safety record for the entire technology just because one operator has failed to follow the instructions? This is especially the case for something that was in its infancy back in 2019 when this crash happene
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> https://electrek.co/2025/08/01/tesla-tsla-is-found-liable-in... > Update: Tesla’s lawyers sent us the following comment about the verdict: > Today’s verdict is wrong and only works to set back auto
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Wow, under $14.99 for Cinnado D1 2k is nice! Thanks! It looks like right now it's available for 14.99 less the 25% promo code, that's $11.25 USD shipped, for OSS hardware? Niiice!
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I have the impression that most security cameras on Amazon are subsidized with their subscription services. Also, because many of these brands are no-name, you get the inverse volume discounts — you can get 1 camera for less per-unit cost c
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> I have a user who YOLOd and tried the Cinnado D1 (t23) installer and claimed success. Oh, wait, Cinnado D1 is only $14.99! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CBBT5RMP That's cheaper than Wansview Q5! (Unless the W
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1y ago
Thanks for doing that! And welcome to HN! Do you know if Wansview Q5 can be installed easily or not? I think it's one of the only cams on the thingino list that's available in the US with super-fast Amazon FBA shipping for under
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I looked at the list on https://thingino.com/ , and one of the cheapest cameras supported by thingino is Wansview Q5. I'm NOT exactly sure on the exact version, because 2 different versions exist on Amazon, 3MP/20
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> https://github.com/themactep/thingino-firmware/blob/master/d... Good list. Happy to see Imou and Wansview on the list, these "unknown" brands have been selling directly on Amazon US for a
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Yup. And these cameras supported by thingino are also available on Amazon for under $30, too, some as low as $20 or below!
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