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by eurleif 2y ago
This is false. Tesla has an occupancy network.
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by eurleif 2y ago
This article reads like it generated by an LLM, and its source looks like similar junk content, claiming for example that Tesla "operates on an operating system built on the Python programming language" -- if there is a human auth
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by eurleif 2y ago
Well, Techcrunch needs to stop printing nonsensee, then. That's not real.
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by eurleif 2y ago
I buy the stuff that's just peanuts and salt because it's tastier, but mixing it really is a chore. It's not hard to understand why the type with other ingredients exists.
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by eurleif 2y ago
That's a pretty fundamental thing to understand about the platform you're using, isn't it? You learn it once, and then you never have to learn it again. Plus, it's not entirely clear in your example what happens if &quot
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by eurleif 2y ago
Why is that easier to read than something like this? function onButtonIsPressed() { doX(); } function onSomethingElse() { doY(); }
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by eurleif 2y ago
Wait, are you saying that some Teslas have driven themselves back to a distribution hub when a lease payment was missed?
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by eurleif 2y ago
How do you get "optional" from "requires"?
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by eurleif 2y ago
Yes, but developers weren't widely aware of its power until the launch of Gmail in 2004, and the term "AJAX" wasn't used until 2005.
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by eurleif 2y ago
Well, you could manipulate the DOM with that technique by sending <script> tags to do so.
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by eurleif 2y ago
As far as I know, the reverse engineering/deobfuscation is only for the purpose of allowing third-party firmware to be flashed instead of the Google firmware for Bluetooth. If all you want to do is archive the tool for the latter, you
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by eurleif 2y ago
Yes, but that's just when Google will stop hosting the tool that lets you reflash it. The tool works without Google's servers, and is already hosted elsewhere: https://github.com/luigimannoni/stadia-controller
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by eurleif 2y ago
Stadia controllers got to be reflashed as standard Bluetooth controllers. I still use mine.
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by eurleif 2y ago
When you press that button, a wiper control pops up on the screen, and allows you to keep the wipers on by pressing one of the four speed buttons. You can also use move the left thumb wheel on the steering wheel left and right to switch bet
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by eurleif 2y ago
I strongly suspect this is already the case, based on repeated experiences of pressing the wiper button and then having the auto wipers come on.
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by eurleif 2y ago
1. It's not that simple. There must be sufficient originality in the performance. If you record your orchestra performing the song, that's probably the case. If you mechanically convert a composition to MIDI and then have standard
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by eurleif 2y ago
In standard usage, "the average member of the group" simply refers to the hypothetical member whose relevant attributes are those of the group's average.
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by eurleif 2y ago
A few years ago, I needed to return a fragile set of items (ceramic bowls). I didn't want to worry about trying to pack them so they wouldn't break, so I chose the option to bring them to a UPS store, which clearly said that UPS w
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by eurleif 2y ago
I said "average" twice, and "median" zero times, so yes, one statement does follow from the other. But you're right that the median may be different.
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by eurleif 2y ago
Your daily travel was around half of the average American's[0], and as you said, that was near the limit of what's practical. It follows that for the average American, a normal outlet is not fine. [0] https://www.axios.
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by eurleif 2y ago
There are some issues with that claim: https://whatifpost.com/no-10-of-adults-dont-have-more-than-t...
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by eurleif 2y ago
In Vermont, where activities like hunting and hiking are allowed on any land not explicitly posted to prohibit it, there is also a liability shield for property owners in the statutes: https://legislature.vermont.gov/statute
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by eurleif 2y ago
Settling isn't unilateral. OpenAI can offer to settle, but if she doesn't accept, there will be no settlement.
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by eurleif 2y ago
AFAIK, the AI thing is just shortcut/macro button(s) to activate ChatGPT? It's not like they put AI in charge of determining where you meant to click, or anything goofy like that.
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by eurleif 2y ago
I've said a total of four sentences on the matter, none of which hinted at its importance or lack thereof to me, so it's interesting that you've come to that conclusion. Either way, my internal motivations are a non sequitur.
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by eurleif 2y ago
I agree that it doesn't make much sense to kill someone after they've testified, but that 1.6% figure (I think you inadvertently omitted a decimal point) doesn't account for age. Joshua Dean was 45 (0.4% chance of a 45 year o
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by eurleif 2y ago
"You judged someone on a separate occasion, so you can't object to judging people now" would be tu quoque. What I actually did was point out the internal contradiction in your stated position.
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by eurleif 2y ago
"Wrong" is a judgment. Why are you judging people for judging people?
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by eurleif 2y ago
FOSSmarks (hosted by FSF, and writers include people affiliated with FSF)[0]: >Trademarks and FOSS are not incompatible; instead, trademarks are legal tools strongly aligned with FOSS principles. A trademark is an assurance that the reci
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by eurleif 2y ago
Proprietary? Go is under the BSD license.

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