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by ezfe 4mo ago
What are you trying to accomplish with this comment? SpaceX is the incumbent that's what I said...
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by ezfe 4mo ago
What are you trying to accomplish with this comment? Did I say that they were on the same level?
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by ezfe 4mo ago
They didn't say despite, they said "If anything" which reads the same to me: > If anything, SpaceX will continue to increase its dominance.
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by ezfe 4mo ago
The comment I'm replying to is saying that SpaceX will increase dominance despite this explosion which makes no sense.
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by ezfe 4mo ago
Blue Origin is challenging SpaceX - they are not the incumbent. I'm not sure how you can say that SpaceX will increase dominance despite this.
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by ezfe 5mo ago
Clearly something's gone wrong here, it's not intentional for there to be so much whitespace. It's more than even queries with proper AI results.
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by ezfe 5mo ago
Okay so I read your comment to say you didn’t want their mapping service so assumed it was more broad. My bad. That being said, on re-reading the Toyota app does not require location/Bluetooth/Contacts to set up.
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by ezfe 5mo ago
There's no app requirement to use the car, only the app features.
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by ezfe 5mo ago
Your phone voluntarily tags the hotspot data with specific TTL values which carriers use to segment the data. Not all carriers work the same though.
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by ezfe 5mo ago
That very much could be the case, in which case deleting the (now useless, because your car is not connected) app would resolve that - no bluetooth restriction needed.
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by ezfe 5mo ago
It does produce a local Wi-Fi network but there's no evidence that it supports internet communication. That would be considered a hotspot, which not all carriers even support.
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by ezfe 5mo ago
> One caveat, if you use bluetooth to connect your phone to the car DCM will use your phone to connect to the mother ship and presumably send your data. I only use my iPhone cable to connect to the car which does not have this effect. A
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by ezfe 5mo ago
Just a note about Toyota specifically - There are many blog posts and articles out there alleging that Toyota shares your data with insurance companies. As I own two Toyota's I have read through these carefully and consistently the the
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by ezfe 5mo ago
> Even after the modem is removed, if you connect your phone to the car via Bluetooth then the car will use your phone as an internet connection and send all the same telemetry data back to Toyota What is the basis for this claim? I&#x27
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by ezfe 5mo ago
> Bots on social media ... are not problems, no - but bots in general are
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by ezfe 5mo ago
A crypto miner needs consent because it burns your battery and CPU power with no benefit to you. This AI model would only be used when you invoke it so the only problem is disk space, which the comment you're replying to acknowledges a
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by ezfe 5mo ago
I am very familiar with how they are trained. That doesn't change the fact that they are matrix math based on pre-trained weights. Something like RLHF makes those weights more effective but it doesn't change the fact it's aut
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by ezfe 5mo ago
9to5mac writes clickbait headlines but MacRumors violates journalistic integrity. They always have been worse, there’s nothing new.
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by ezfe 5mo ago
LLMs are just math run on your CPU. Autocomplete. Sometimes very useful autocomplete, but still just autocomplete. To imply it could be conscious requires something else, here the comment uses the phrase magic to fill that gap - since we mu
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by ezfe 5mo ago
Is someone saying otherwise here?
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by ezfe 5mo ago
What do you mean by that?
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by ezfe 5mo ago
The assumption that telemetry is not allowed by GDPR is flawed https://gdpr-info.eu/recitals/no-26/
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by ezfe 5mo ago
Absolutely is
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by ezfe 5mo ago
Web based AI tools are remarkably helpful these days since they no longer try to do math themselves and instead write python to do it.
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by ezfe 5mo ago
I used mine constantly in highschool (10 years ago).
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by ezfe 5mo ago
Ah, I thought you were likening it to the disable cellular data button which does not disconnect the cellular network. Instead you are referring to the fact that the radio may remain on even if it has no active SIM card. Given that the prim
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by ezfe 5mo ago
> disable the eSIM card in the vehicle Disabling a SIM card almost certainly means no connection to the network.
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by ezfe 5mo ago
Toyota advanced LKA (called Traffic Jam Assist) requires mapping subscription to be active as well
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by ezfe 5mo ago
No but autocomplete is not part of this billing change
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by ezfe 5mo ago
Enterprise gets pooled credits and will like having everything go through one place so I think it still works.

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