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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
I just can't believe there can be people on HN can be so stupid to not understand this. Are you part of some anti-AI astroturfing botnet? Let's start with fact with humans who are so poor at this job already. Even doctors routinel
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
I mean the examples he gave definitely work. Mostly well I'd say as they are pretty primitive. What Siri is missing is more logical solutions and answers for recipes, etc (still suck even with chatgpt integration).
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
Your examples worked on phones for over a decade. Maybe baking in a model that is "certified" to have some unconditioned truths + rest is pulled from external models/store could make sense. But AFAIK that doesn't exist a
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
It's the cost of being world police.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
Nah real problem, especially on smaller cells like 18650 back of the day is balance or temperature cable welds that randomly pop off, rendering entire pack useless and very laborious to repair. Rest of the things are very rare. If you crash
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
Cool. But sometimes it's ok to invest into some hard power.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
Whenever I work for large corporations or government I wanna blow my brain how slow things move. Literally days work in a month. Yes, small teams can be more productive. I've took a ~2x pay cut just not to sit in those unproductive mee
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
RocketLab's Neutron, whenever it launches, is going to be same scale as Falcon 9 which SpaceX is already planning to retire in 2028. Neutron might get first test this or next year, so literally volume launches might happen after their
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
TBF the companies that failed to contain the disease are at fault, not the agency. You can't reasonably expect government to protect everyone from everything.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
Are you trying to say LLM’s are tuned to only discover unexploitable bugs?
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
What for?
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
Yes, and others brains still runs in "pedestrian mode." Some of us prefer acceleration.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
Neither was true. It is most skeptical community ever, including AI. To the point I'm convinced astroturfing is done by malicious parties.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
Grok's unhinged mode is amazing for trolling anti-ai cooks. I've been having a blast.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
That impressed me too, but I brush it off to hunger and other biases. > chāshū ramen. Chashu is just name for pork theh put in soup. Main charecterization is type of broth - tonkotsu is the hardest to pull off as it requires 8 hours of b
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
As a layman, is this supposed to be impressive when any phone can connect to Starlink direct to cell service for messaging, light browsing and even audio?
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
BYD infotainment is trash tho. “The bzootoo conexun is sugzezsul” level of trash.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
It wasn’t. It’s an icon on desktop that most owners probably didn’t even noticed. Same with Tesla’s tron (which arguably was kinda cool for my 3yo).
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
USA is the outlier here.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
It’s not forced. You have to click icon. Not the smartest move, but not exactly ominous. Plenty of other bad software decisions in bmw.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
Most programmers don’t have 30 years to perfect their code
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
TBF Most of my stops aren’t enough to have quick meal with kids, let alone proper dinner. If you live your life in a hurry it can def be a problem.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
I suspect there's a big of cognitive dissonance here. My guess US has more emphasis on road trips, longer distances, vastly more wilderness areas, etc. Europe is mostly urbanized it's almost boring. Dunno about China, but I guess
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
I finally met someone who plans to downgrade from EV to ICE. He does 100k km per year, running multiple businesses. Lives 120km outside Dublin. Biggest issue seems to be wait at public charge stations. IMO he needs to get long range EV and
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
Sodium batteries loose only 10% or capacity and doesn't need pre-heating when charging. Latest Chinese LFPs perform well in cold too (I don't know exact deets and tbf they don't do great job publishing them other than marketi
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
DJI is bad example as they are pretty much only consumer drone you'd ever wanna buy. It absolutely decimates competition. It's more like Tesla. Not sure what you trying to say about BYD. I don't like them as cars, my friends
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
In NZ we have pretty good competition of Chinese EVs, but probably better would be looking at Australian market. Anyway there's only 1 car with over 500kW charge rate, only 5 over 400kW you can buy here - https://evdb.nz&#x2
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
Tesla has been around for nearly 20 years. Model S (12 years) has gained 17% of range due to chemistry (rest is system efficiency and simply bigger battery).
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
https://www.promptthatforyou.com/?prompt=Any%20example%20of%...
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
> Games make significantly more money than movies and TV now Don't wanna accuse you of anything, but why would you assume thats an important metric for HN populace. I assume most people here don't own a TV to begin with (person

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