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by einarfd 5y ago
I can see a seat in the picture, so you would expect that driving it by hand to be a fallback. It isn't ideal, but might be a good enough solution for their user base.
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by einarfd 5y ago
I'm flabbergasted over the web3 term, and that anyone is using it unironical. The web2.0 term, went from something that was a bit awkward but ok in the beginning, to something that you want to laugh at people using. Then someone takes
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by einarfd 5y ago
Somewhere at the end of last century, start of this one. I personally gave up on playing games on non dedicated hardware. One of the main reason I did that, was that it was becoming clear that games, was shipped with something that looked a
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by einarfd 5y ago
The Norwegian Society for Protection of Animals is actually bringing a case on bad breeding to the courts in Norway ( https://www.dyrebeskyttelsen.no/2020/11/23/norway-to-decide-... ), its going to be interesti
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by einarfd 5y ago
That would be the baby schema effect. A lot of animals, us included, has infants with similar traits. These traits is then something that these animals recognize and influence their behavior. This is why we find babies, kittens, lambs and p
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by einarfd 5y ago
If they want to verify my age, that is fine. But I'm not fine with using credit cards, they where never meant for that and that is a hackish solution. Not a fan of photo id's either, I've used that once, and it was a ridic
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by einarfd 5y ago
You can express things with macros that you can not with normal code. But with the advent of decorators and templates that gap has shrunk, and with C++ templates for example. It might almost be possible to do everything with templates that
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by einarfd 5y ago
> 1- I have never seen a language that made me wow. Like, to me, this whole concept of making a digital logic architecture do a task should be "solved" in a systematic/mathematical sense. Yet, whenever I read on criticisms
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by einarfd 5y ago
> A classic example of why you really shouldn't be giving the government too much power, because even so-called "modern democracies" can and will go bad. I'm not an expert, but I'm under the impression that Austr
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by einarfd 5y ago
There is a non stated expectation of sleeping and it beeing safe. Sleeping in your Tesla with FSD on is not safe.
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by einarfd 5y ago
Every community or country has people who has no moral compass, and will sell anything to anyone as long as they don't end up in prison over it. It's getting clearer and clearer that the NSO management team is this type of people.
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by einarfd 5y ago
In Norway, Tesla has since introducing the Model 3, added dual cables, where you can charge either your old style plug or your CCS plug Tesla. At all of their supercharging stations, while also expanding their network at a rapid pace. I def
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by einarfd 5y ago
When I bought my Tesla. The only way to get active cruise control was to get the FSD package. Since I wanted active cruise control. I didn't have a choice.
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by einarfd 5y ago
20% is definitely a lot. But if you look at the estimates of the death rate in Cambodia after the Khmer Rouge, they range from a bit over one million to almost three and a half in a population of roughly eight. So it does seem doable.
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by einarfd 5y ago
A blanket "the ML model's output is not at derivative of the input" from a legal perspective. Seems wrong to me, for some types of model sure that might right. For example if you train a model on recognition pictures of house
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by einarfd 5y ago
Someone should definitely tell J. K. Rowling about that. She might be in a position to do something about this, and she definitely needs something more useful to focus her unhappiness and frustration at.
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by einarfd 5y ago
A lot of the comments around Copilot seems to be under the impression that courts care about how you "write" your code. I think this naive at best, why would they and why would the law? If you have a piece of code that would be i
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by einarfd 5y ago
> Out of curiosity, how do we define license violation in that case? I, as a human being, have trained by reading code, much of which is covered by licenses that are somehow not compatible with code I'm writing. Am I violating licen
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by einarfd 5y ago
It's not given that the cashier machines are the reason they are staying closed. Coop has a database that maps all items they sell to the corresponding price. What if they aren't sure about the integrity of it, and the possible of
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by einarfd 5y ago
For these numbers to say anything about lack of interest in combating climate change. We would also need to know what people would answer if you switched out climate change with some other worthwhile cause. How many would want to pay 40$ fo
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by einarfd 5y ago
The reason no one is doing a battery replacement program is that they don't make sense. The battery is the most expensive part, and main expense, in an electric car. When it's trashed The reasonable thing to do is replace the car
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by einarfd 5y ago
Volvo was putting out a press release ( https://www.media.volvocars.com/global/en-gb/media/pressrele... ) in 2012 about pedestrian airbag, so it's a thing.
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by einarfd 5y ago
I've been looking at the other comments on this article, and there is a couple of points that I haven't seen address by others that I think are pertinent. 1) What was it that Starlink wanted to beta test with customers? It might v
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by einarfd 5y ago
America is a big country so there has to be some bad roads. But if we compare with Norway by percentage, or if you look at bad roads that are major or important roads, it is no contest. Even the main three roads between the capitol (Oslo) a
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by einarfd 5y ago
I guess the yoke might work on American highways, and in parking lots your speed is low enough for a "bad" steering wheel to work well enough. But on the winding shit roads in Norway, this is probably going to be a really sad solu
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by einarfd 5y ago
I had a look at Oslo, and it's suggested median salary for a software Engineer was almost exactly the same as the average starting salary for a STEM master degree graduate in 2020 ( https://www.tekna.no/lonn-og-arbeidsvi
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by einarfd 5y ago
So they have an asshole list of "funny" names. When they get caught they argue that most of the people they are racists towards are white, So it's fine? White people can definitely be racist towards other white people, you ca
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by einarfd 6y ago
When I got my Tesla a couple of years ago. I ended up getting it with FSD, not because I had much faith in Tesla pulling off FSD, but that was the only way to get active cruise control. The lane follow and active cruise control that my HW2
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by einarfd 6y ago
The transport authority in Oslo (Ruter#), has been running self driving services for a few years now and there is some info about it at https://ruter.no/en/about-ruter/reports-projects-plans/auton... . I don&
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by einarfd 6y ago
Yes I'm definitely sure he is speaking for the hospital, and that he was speaking at the hospitals press conference. This has been all over the news here in Norway, every news outlet treat this as legit, and from the hospital / g

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