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by fhub 2y ago
Cost of making up a rumor : 2c Cost of proving a rumor is false : $$$ Cost of disseminating that proof to say 90% of people fooled: $$ Cost of persuading those 90% that your proof is more reliable than the rumor: $$$$$
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by fhub 2y ago
Waymo has much better data than Tesla. It is just the coverage of that data that is different.
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by fhub 2y ago
FWIW, Waymo has more cameras than a Tesla. Both companies are removing sensors over time. In some ways removing sensors is easier to prove out with real-life data than adding them. I think it is going to be fascinating to see how it plays
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by fhub 2y ago
One challenge for Tesla and Waymo has been the piecemeal permitting process. Even though California gave Waymo a statewide permit they have still needed to work through various cities/counties for permits. I imagine one goal of Musk&#x
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by fhub 2y ago
25% of Taylor's revenue (at least 3 years ago) were parts and repair services. source - https://youtu.be/SrDEtSlqJC4?si=n_L87Fx3VWeEz9Xz&t=1261
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by fhub 2y ago
Follow up interview question. Update the code using your LLM code gen tool of choice that, when someone submits a complaint via an online form, feeds that complaint text back into your LLM to score it again. Points deduction if the candidat
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by fhub 2y ago
Google product manager interview question - Write some code with an LLM tool that leverages a LLM to determine if the new owner of a domain is doing (a) same dodgy thing as prior owner that got flagged (b) different dodgy thing as prior own
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by fhub 2y ago
I think the grocery store security video supports the two directions idea. If you watch carefully it looks like a pressure wave away from the target and clearly something takes the target down. Perhaps a pressure wave in the opposite direct
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by fhub 2y ago
Watching the grocery store security video, I think a multi-directional shaped charge is plausible with pressure evident in two directions. But very hard to draw any conclusions.
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by fhub 2y ago
Shaped charge hidden in the battery casing. Sounds like batteries heated up which is consistent with one method that shaped charges could be detonated. No extra wires needed going into the battery (better concealment).
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by fhub 2y ago
If there have been big breakthroughs I suspect they are classified.
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by fhub 2y ago
As a base64’d pdf
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by fhub 2y ago
I've set a countdown timer and then asked it "how much time is left on the timer?" and it says "You have no timers set" then inside say 30s, the timer goes off. Has happened to me a half dozen times in the last 2 mo
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by fhub 2y ago
#1 could be slit into two parts I think. Microsoft kernel side and CloudStrike module side.
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by fhub 2y ago
Anytime critical infrastructure goes down I always have a fleeting thought back to “Spy Game” movie where the CIA cut power to part of a Chinese city to help with a prison escape.
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by fhub 2y ago
Greatest Educational Life Hack is getting your children to love going to school.
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by fhub 2y ago
David McBride and Richard Boyle. Both tried the official channels then whistleblower channels. Both made some mistakes but all in the public interest. Aussie gov treated them shamefully.
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by fhub 2y ago
Not always. For example if bringing a new product to market has the perception it might eat into existing revenue then all sorts of managment shenanigans will likely happen at most big orgs.
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by fhub 2y ago
My local sushi train is all about the belts.
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by fhub 2y ago
I stop consuming caffeine 2 days before a holiday and preemptively take acetaminophen for a day to prevent any headaches. Then no caffeine on the holiday. I sleep more, relax more and just generally more chilled. I sometimes try to stay off
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by fhub 2y ago
I strongly believe that Browser Dev Tools should have an extra column in the network tab that highlights JS from third party domains that don't have SRI. Likewise in the Security tab and against the JS in the Application Tab.
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by fhub 2y ago
"If you decide to write a blog post about this, we would appreciate it if you could consider masking any information that might reveal our company's identity, as a favor to us." This seems at odds with not paying a bounty.
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by fhub 2y ago
Could a hardware product be turned around that quickly? Sep 18 2023. Honest question.
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by fhub 2y ago
Happy to be corrected. Zero chance it was implemented due to my feedback.
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by fhub 2y ago
> You can choose a soothing music play list in the car and it automatically resumes in the next ride Oh wow! There is a non zero chance that was implemented because of some feedback I provided as a trusted tester many months ago. I nappe
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by fhub 2y ago
That metaphorical barn is run by Kathy Lueders. Look her up and it might soften your thinking a bit.
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by fhub 2y ago
Meta did $12.4B profit in Q1 2024 which was 116.7% increase year-over-year. They have a lot of treasure to spend and the treasure chest keeps getting bigger.
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by fhub 2y ago
They closed $250M in funding about a month ago. Feels more like new investors want a healthier balance sheet for possible IPO or just redirect cash flow - probably with the goal to dump more resources into AI (which they likely promised to
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by fhub 2y ago
The increase in density of security cameras makes physical dead drops less ultimate than they once were. As a thought exercise I sometimes wonder how far I can go from a specific location without being captured on a camera.
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by fhub 2y ago
I'm sure everything in that tweet is true. But I feel it omits some details on why running both wasn't working out for YC. e.g. He allegedly was dropping the ball on important things - such as making sure YC had enough cash on ha

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