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by elif 3y ago
Of course, most teams do. Some teams have had 2 revisions to side mirrors this season.. and of course it didn't decide the WC, which is my point. Organizations don't merely optimize "the bottleneck" they optimize everyt
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by elif 3y ago
I learned my lesson about gofundmysalary years ago but still would consider giving this company an order if they gave even the slightest impression that they were doing the kind of radiation testing that the lawyers are surely forcing the b
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by elif 3y ago
That's like saying the leading F1 team is investing in optimizing side mirrors, therefore they believe side mirrors are the component with the most opportunity for improvement. The fact is that performance oriented organizations optimi
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by elif 3y ago
Maybe the moral of the story is that future snowdens should leak to selected law firms instead of selected journalists? If there's one organization designed to comb through large documents for details and understand the impacts to pote
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by elif 3y ago
Then get into your head that Tesla engineers use the fact that the entire fleet has video and telemetry data in order to fine tune the use of airbags for the exact opposite purpose: to reduce injury caused by both excessive and insufficient
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by elif 3y ago
I would call 600% improvement over average more than "marginal"
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by elif 3y ago
There is a big gap between scraped a shopping cart and head on collision. This is why Tesla reports 'miles between accidents resulting in airbag deployment.' The national average is 600k miles. For FSD (which has over 300M miles d
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by elif 3y ago
They should have controlled with a person painted blue or purple to determine whether it is simply a matter of photonics rather than AI bias.
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by elif 3y ago
Tell me, do you casually click 15-20 videos on your phone while You're taxing before takeoff to be entertained for the whole flight? Do you use a media player that lets you turn off the screen but continue to listen to your just releas
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by elif 3y ago
Yea baked in ads are actually against YouTube TOS but I've tried to report one of the most obnoxious bad actors (they run 90 second TV-style ad breaks made up of 4-5 premade ads with nothing to do with the presenter) YouTube legal basi
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by elif 3y ago
I've been using premium for almost a decade now, since before it was rebranded from YouTube red. I'll let you know when it's safe to remove your tinfoil hat. Oh and I'll be downloading my videos for offline viewing and l
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by elif 3y ago
Yeah... But spaceX does have to face the consequences if one of them ends up being a foreign intelligence asset. Seems like a reasonable precaution to me considering the stakes. Besides, they have the largest applicant pool of any company i
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by elif 3y ago
The iPad only travel dream is a reality now, just not with apple hardware. Get a Lenovo yoga 7i for $500 (iPad price) and you have a fully capable multi Linux machine (via WSL) which is also a fully featured touchscreen tablet. Uses the sam
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by elif 3y ago
not only this but experian lets users sign up without confirming their email address. someone registered on MY email address and I had to spend about 7 hours on multiple phone calls over a period of 5 weeks in order to get control of an acc
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by elif 3y ago
i am not an expert in the field but i really hate the oversimplification of "screen time" the conflation of "watching cocomelon" with "performing a task or even a simple game" seems too broad to be characterize
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by elif 3y ago
(1) is a byproduct of being on the streets for a long time to begin with. people get comfortable in prison too, its just human adaptability. less people on the streets = less people "comfortable" on the streets. (2) that is why th
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by elif 3y ago
The problem with that analysis is that "driving into wet concrete" is not even in the top 1000 problems affecting road users. It is non-fatal for starters, which makes it in a separate category completely from the worst idk ~200 o
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by elif 3y ago
The comment I replied to literally said "primal fear" I'm not framing anything... People had "primal fear" of seatbelts when they were introduced, even though the statistics, like those of AV, prove their absolute b
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by elif 3y ago
I dunno I've been using FSD over a year now and I still get giddy like I'm watching a DARPA challenge car in the university computer lab every time. Some of us are just excited and not scared by the future?
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by elif 3y ago
Copyright is just one of the impractically odious pillars of capitalism buckling under the stresses of late capitalism. Trying to "make it work" is a temporary measure at best, but I think more relaxing of the restrictions at leas
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by elif 3y ago
The schrodinger's box of future parent cancer death does not impact the reproductive decision at time of conception. Time doesn't work that way.
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by elif 3y ago
As long as the voxels are weighted by some sort of confidence value, generating a high quality 3D model based upon a dozen or so goodish quality models is a trivial fitting task. The problem with the multi-perspective approaches are: to do
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by elif 3y ago
Actually 26 states ( most ) have a billing option which provides cheap overnight rates for EV owners. For me, that means $0.01/kwh. It seems like business insider's analysis lacks crucial nuance to how things actually work. In a r
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by elif 3y ago
USD will be great for animators, but I think the biggest beneficiaries will be AI's. The question of how and at what layers AI could interact with 3D art and still give the final aesthetic decision to humans with a true artistic eye le
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by elif 3y ago
It's been travelling the width of the earth every 14 minutes for the last 47 years. To reach the point 2 degrees from earth would take 1.64 years at that speed. To reach that point before October 15th it would need to travel about 9x f
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by elif 3y ago
I can't believe it doesn't attempt to auto-calibrate after x days of no signal in some kind of exponential ramp up
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by elif 3y ago
I love this kind of system design humor. My GitHub name @elif gets quoted commonly and has even been swept up and added as a collaborator sometimes. In college, I happen to be online the day they implemented email aliasing, so I snatched up
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by elif 3y ago
I still haven't seen anyone address the question of how the orb will determine that I am one person, and not two one-eyed persons. It seems like by chosing something that most people have two of, people can easily create a left and r
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by elif 3y ago
Human understanding of consciousness/intelligence is so full of bias due to all of our scientific knowledge being derived from human consciousness. We have set an impossible bar for animal and AI intelligence not on objective ontologic
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by elif 3y ago
You can't compare Amsterdam tourists with "every town" tourists. Sorry that you have never visited but it is quite apparent if you have.

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