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by daghamm 2y ago
Is this for a western car maker? Haven't seen 555 in a commercial product with modern design for a long long time.
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by daghamm 2y ago
Microsofts moat is gaming. Not security, and not AI. They need to accept it, and start focusing on the right stuff.
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by daghamm 2y ago
I usually use them side by side, and very often (not always) Claude is better.
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by daghamm 2y ago
There are situations where manual release has not worked https://www.businessinsider.com/how-to-manually-open-tesla-d...
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by daghamm 2y ago
While at it, please also investigate why it is sometimes impossible to leave a damaged vehicle. This has resulted in people dying more than once: https://apnews.com/article/car-crash-tesla-france-fire-be8ec...
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by daghamm 2y ago
That's a click bait title. What actually happend was a little less crazy: "The staff who were let go routinely misused their vouchers, while others who misapplied them less frequently, were reprimanded but not fired."
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by daghamm 2y ago
WeChat is basically one of the tools the communist party uses to control the population. If something is on there it is most likely by design. Off topic (or is it?): While back a western journalist in China reported that her wechat account
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by daghamm 2y ago
Yeah, qwen does great in benchmarks but is it really that good in real use?
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by daghamm 2y ago
I don't get it. These are impressive numbers. But while their use case is local execution to preserve privacy, the only way to use these models right now is to use their API?
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by daghamm 2y ago
Cheating is also big business. Players can pay big bucks to rent (!) a cheat. IIRC there is an episode on darkness diaries podcast about this.
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by daghamm 2y ago
Is OTG a requirement? Or just good to have? I have a bunch of C3-mini boards and it would be great to finally use them for something more interesting than a temperature sensor.
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by daghamm 2y ago
Ah man, this thread is horrible for my wallet.
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by daghamm 2y ago
Thank you, we really need a good alternative to FZ. I haven't looked closely at the files, but I wonder if there is anything stopping us from using the new C3 riscv version instead if S3. C3 seems to be cheaper and more stable, but may
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by daghamm 2y ago
This has the unintentional effect of people knowing when you fall asleep in meetings.
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by daghamm 2y ago
I dont understand this attitude. If this is how you feel about technology why are you not on the verge instead of HACKER news?
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by daghamm 2y ago
The correct procedure when they fuck up and close the report is to ask the report to be made public. Had he done this, this would have been a non issue. The reason people don't do this is because they think they have something that can
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by daghamm 2y ago
This is pretty common on H1, probably due to the amount of crap they receive. If you are a new user expect your first couple reports to be butchered. It seems to me only reports from well known hackers gets carefully analysed.
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by daghamm 2y ago
I never understood why that limitation exist. Can someone explain the reason for this?
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by daghamm 2y ago
"This is not an officially supported Google product" To be honest, their official products dont receive that much real support either.
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by daghamm 2y ago
Serious question: Can you really call it stable if it is updated every 6 weeks?
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by daghamm 2y ago
That looks very interesting. I think these sort of activities must come from outside because the core Rust team has currently no experience in these areas.
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by daghamm 2y ago
The fact that they could go from zero to proof of concept in a year and then into production just 2-3 years later is impressive. Given these results I feel the industry will slowly move to Rust once a certified toolchain for safety critical
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by daghamm 2y ago
Please tell us more! Fuzzing is often a special case of genetic algorithms, so there is already a tiny connection to RL. I'm curious to hear what your proposal was.
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by daghamm 2y ago
"For Uber, car prices and salaries go up over time naturally" Or, your VC money runs out and you start treating your gig workers like crap to save a few cents here and there.
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by daghamm 2y ago
How can Rust claim to be secure if you can't do even the smallest task without importing a bunch of random crates?
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by daghamm 2y ago
I think you mean artists. Gig workers are paid in peanuts and dreams.
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by daghamm 2y ago
What would GPT do in consumer products anyway? Edit images? Answer incoming calls? Make reservations? Phones have that and tons more already.
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by daghamm 2y ago
X13 is from the X series, it is a high quality expensive thinkpad. 13 is a different laptop where price and quality is closer to ideapad despite its thinkpad brand.
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by daghamm 2y ago
Did gentoo have any similar collaborations with Google? (Chromeos is based on gentoo)
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by daghamm 2y ago
Pro tip: many businesses are getting rid of their old laserjet printers. You can pick up one for cheap or free and there are cheap 3rd party laser cartridges that will last a normal households for years.

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