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by engineer_22 4mo ago
> We suspect that perfect jailbreak resistance is not currently possible for any model provider. Every safeguard used in the industry is vulnerable to non-universal jailbreaks (which can elicit some cyber information in specific circumst
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by engineer_22 4mo ago
Yeah that's exactly what the words say, thanks for parsing it for me. No, it's hand waving because it doesn't explain how or why. That's what "hand waving" means.
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by engineer_22 4mo ago
> hasn't facilitated any increase in xenophobia that I'm aware of My friends in Europe describe the situation differently
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by engineer_22 4mo ago
Social unrest is not usually a hallmark of a functioning society.
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by engineer_22 4mo ago
One in every wheel
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by engineer_22 4mo ago
I am speculating but here might be reasons axial flux motors have advantage over radial flux motors: 1) torque: torque = applied force x length of the lever. Because the radial flux rotor must fit inside the stator, therefore radius &l
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by engineer_22 4mo ago
> This design enables an especially compact motor architecture, high power and torque density, and new freedoms in drivetrain packaging. Hand waving.
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by engineer_22 4mo ago
Tbh it did a pretty good job
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by engineer_22 4mo ago
Came here for this, thank you for providing a link Edit.... Video doesn't seem to explain very well either
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by engineer_22 4mo ago
How is that different than using a calculator
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by engineer_22 4mo ago
Underrated film from the perspective of social critique.
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by engineer_22 4mo ago
They are buying electricity and storing it as heat and time-arbitrage it to when the heat is needed, they make no mention of the electric power source. In any case, during the depth of winter, when it's needed most, they're still
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by engineer_22 4mo ago
Is there a reason eye tracking can't work or doesn't work?
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by engineer_22 4mo ago
A lot of people work less than full time.... Like... You can actually work 4 x 8 if you want to. Or 5x5... No gun to your head Yeah, agreed, you'll have a hard time finding a job with full benis and vacation yada yada, but like,.... E
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by engineer_22 4mo ago
Weird to be downvoted for obviously correct analysis...
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by engineer_22 4mo ago
Be happy if you can be 10x more productive and charge 1/10 per unit of productivity. There's no guarantee society needs 10x the productivity. Yesterday I built a bespoke time keeping and billing tool in my browser for my boutique
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by engineer_22 4mo ago
e-bike is invisible to camera?
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by engineer_22 4mo ago
>it's very easy for the police to do. doubly so your backpack, purse, or pockets
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by engineer_22 4mo ago
the money being talked about is so large that eventually the lobbyists will get their checks and the politicians will pass laws forbidding local scrutiny of data centers
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by engineer_22 5mo ago
Pedestrians are limited to a ~20 mile radius. Travelling further, without a car, then requires use of public transportation and by using public transportation depending where you are you have implied consent to being searched "for safe
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by engineer_22 5mo ago
This might seem cynical, but it appears to me the uniparty has already decided it wants a total surveillance state. Having achieved total coverage of the observable domestic cyber realm, the next objective is a physical layer. Anyone arguin
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by engineer_22 5mo ago
> This can occur in enclosed spaces like caves where some other gas-mix has excluded the oxygen Maybe this why some people innate fear of caves, primordial adaptation for suffocation avoidance behavior. I don't know, just fun to wo
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by engineer_22 5mo ago
One reason would be that if they can create more value in another industry
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by engineer_22 5mo ago
You have to be admitted to the bar to practice law. Which is to say, other lawyers must recognize you as a lawyer, and this recognition can be taken away.
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by engineer_22 5mo ago
Trump meeting with China this week, China maybe part of the calculus
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by engineer_22 5mo ago
Engineering in a nut shell... What did we do before computers??? Halls full of draftsmen...
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by engineer_22 5mo ago
> You are looking at this from the wrong angle. Thank you, I'm confident I will fairly consider all which you're about to reveal! > We get taxed a lot (not if you are ultrawealthy but still…). so government is taking [sic] o
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by engineer_22 5mo ago
Please don't misunderstand, I agree with you. Myself, I use AI daily. My point is: Apple's customers aren't ready for that. They don't understand the nuance. And they don't think they should pay for a computer to d
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by engineer_22 5mo ago
What you described, it reminds me of what I saw on TV when I was a little boy, lemmings marching to the sea. I see similarities with young people in USA. We are smarter than lemmings, we can see the danger, but we're also smart enough
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by engineer_22 5mo ago
How much money is your life worth? How much is the government willing to spend to keep it? How much are you willing to spend? What is healthcare, and how to distinguish that from simply prolonging the inevitable? And what of those who refus

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