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I think self-driving cars will only become better once they can do all the learning in real time and on-board. Otherwise, they will only be as good as the data they trained on - which is ultimately real meat driver data and a derivations of
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Voluntarily tags specific TTL values much like your home router does. Some providers assign a different IP to hotspot users.
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5mo ago
It is too good to be sold.
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Give me a slider for bandwidth used or a formula where the variables are abstracted away. If a computer can tell me how much I owe, a computer can be made to show how it came to it’s conclusion.
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5mo ago
It makes shipping backdoors a whole lot harder, yes.
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5mo ago
Then it is unlike this, as this is written in arm64, not x86, and not for Win32.
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5mo ago
Managing things often requires a different skillset, some want to avoid solving meatspace problems, some are not destined to be good at it.
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5mo ago
Radar guided cruise is bae, and has nothing to do with lane keeping - the steering is left up to the driver.
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5mo ago
You want the unemployed to pay? Or do you want the employers to pay? If you want the employers to pay, how do you attract enough attractive unemployed to your site?
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5mo ago
Can't wait to have to exchange stylometric encoders with my loved ones so that we can exchange truly private messages without losing our human touch.
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5mo ago
You don’t let the LLM write prise for you, you get it to translate natural language into code somewhat coherently.
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6mo ago
Buyim higher density memory is almost always more expensive. Ye, you could buy 100s of the cheapest modules at that price, but ehat is the point if you can only stick 8 of them in any given machine?
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6mo ago
So a slow decline is OK? Nah, life would be better if a cleptocrat couldn’t find his way into power.
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Force all app traffic into the tunnel in the iOS app
(mullvad.net)
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I'm not talking the success of a Facebook or an Amazon. I think to successfully make an impact in terms of helping fellow humans, reach is a multiplier just as important as the quality of the product.
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6mo ago
I want geolocation to not be sold. Yet, I do not believe we have been successful in banning the sale of cocaine and elephant tusks. What makes us think this will be an easier problem to solve?
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6mo ago
This man will build a product no one uses and then complain about the world not being ready for his genius instead of using the tools that everyone else uses to give himself a chance at success.
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I know what one does manually, but how does stack make decisions here when there’s a conflict? The reason we use a rebase flow is to allow for adjusting commits that are no longer valid.
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6mo ago
Differential enforcement.
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6mo ago
What if main/master moves in between reviews?
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6mo ago
No, my intention was to not touch google services.
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6mo ago
When running Signal without google play services, Signal reliably received push notifications and with minimal battery drain.
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6mo ago
But can I develop iOS apps with vim? As in, easy to execute commands for debugging, running app and tests?
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In what world does is such a protocol any more *”””compatible”””* with IPv4 than IPv6 already is? It is a different header after all.
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I wouldn’t say “Never again”, unless you put in the caveat that you shouldn’t do this again for the same leaders.
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Kill is not a command to kill processes, it is a misnomer. Kill is meant to send signals to processes.
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Never use `kill -9`, instead refer to the signal directly. 9 is not always the same signal on all platforms.
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6mo ago
It is hit or miss - one NUC has been stable for years, another kernel panics after the 5th client connects.
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7mo ago
Any tips on good wifi chipsets that do not suck in AP mode?
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7mo ago
Because Apple no longer implements subpixel rendering for fonts?
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