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by flutas 2y ago
> You can work for a year on an app for iPhone or iPad and then not be able to distribute it if Apple doesn't want to. Happened to my company. At the time they had no guidelines on sending "tips" digitally, and when we ask
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by flutas 2y ago
So this is why our JIRA won't load for me to pick up a ticket... lol
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by flutas 2y ago
I'm going back to the first gen mavic here in memory, but... Didn't they run Android, and you could root them to remove the no fly zones?
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by flutas 2y ago
> If Perplexity’s source code is downloaded from a public web site or other repository, and you take the time to understand the code and produce your own novel implementation, then yes. Even that can be considered infringement and get yo
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by flutas 2y ago
> what will spark a barefoot developer revolution is not LLM auto-coding, its making spreadsheet software more easily extendable and FUN. I've actually seen it happen using exactly that. A (non-tech) person trying to write an invent
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by flutas 2y ago
IIRC (I've never used ChromeOS, so this is from readings) ChromeOS allows users to run Android apps, so the apps could theoretically be shared between both environments. Of course I feel it's much more likely for Google to kill on
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by flutas 2y ago
> It's not like the number of puzzles makes a difference to a bot They do actually. A lot of the captcha process isn't just yes/no to the answer anymore (though this signal seems to be increasing lately). They also monitor
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by flutas 2y ago
> the captcha was six images of ~5 dice each from an acute angle, and I had to click the one where the top faces added up to 15. That takes considerably more time than "select all the cars" This has been a fairly standard captc
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by flutas 2y ago
> I can set the default browser on my iPhone to Chrome, right in the Safari settings. You can set your browser to a Chrome UI wrapper around a Safari Webview . You can do this with any [browser] UI wrapper around a Safari Webview, as lo
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by flutas 2y ago
> Methinks that if the names were for Liberals (As an american with no real knowledge/skin in the game) AFAIK: At least one is, and was been shared previously by at least one reporter. https://globalnews.ca/news&#x2F
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by flutas 2y ago
In China, Tesla actually lets you fully wrap your car when ordering and it comes pre-installed. I really want to see something like that come to the US, as it means you could have the bland color underneath to preserve the resale value argu
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by flutas 2y ago
> the amount of work it took to get them to pay attention when only having the front door available was staggering. I've seen this across most companies I've tried reporting stuff to, two examples. Sniffies (NSFW - gay hookup s
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by flutas 2y ago
> Their argument is that Grok should not be given a trademark beforehand due to this potential confusion. Groq says no such thing. Their two public things so far include 1) a company that rebranded to Groq Healthcare < 2 year after Gr
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by flutas 2y ago
The term grok came from Robert Heinlein’s 1961 novel Stranger in a Strange Land and got picked up by the CS field heavily around the late 60s. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grok
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by flutas 2y ago
> though they deserve every right to protect their trademark. And they can, Twitter (why everything gets claimed as his personal work I never know) isn't using their trademark. As they (Groq) themselves have said... > the differe
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by flutas 2y ago
> Most importantly: at no point does someone remotely "drive" the vehicle. They can direct it to say "hey make a u-turn and go to this new point", but they aren't remotely driving. This doesn't line up with
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by flutas 2y ago
...and it's gone from the front page
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by flutas 2y ago
Yeah, those incidents only have to be reported to the CPUC and they don't make the data public.
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by flutas 2y ago
The California DMV only requires it for cars that are being operated by Waymo under the testing permit. Any car carrying a paid passenger does not require those same reports. As an example, a Waymo ran a red light and caused a moped to cras
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by flutas 2y ago
Interestingly, these additional incidents are all from public sources (social media mostly) which makes me wonder how many incidents happen that aren't reported.
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by flutas 2y ago
Nope. It’s been tried and never able to be reproduced (aside from weight gain as expected because calories in > calories out)[0]. The underlying thing I’ve heard (and he admitted to, since deleted) is that he was a massive alcoholic duri
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by flutas 2y ago
And yet the CEO of OpenAI tweeted a reference to the character she played[0], and a co-founder of OpenAI less than 24 hours later tweeted "The killer app of LLMs is Scarlett Johansson."[1] Yeah, not really damning evidence either
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by flutas 2y ago
> He never mentioned her by name, he pointed out how the AI demo OpenAI created is similar to the _character_ from Her. And yet Kaparthy (a co-founder of OpenAI) did mention her by name as "the killer app of LLMs", less than 24
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by flutas 2y ago
I heard it when they were showing the demo without any prompting "to listen for it", as did many others. https://x.com/search?q=scarjo+until%3A2024-05-14&src=typed_q... https://x.com/search?q=j
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by flutas 2y ago
And one of the co-founders of OpenAI (Karpathy) also quite literally said "The killer app of LLMs is Scarlett Johansson." the day after the announcement. https://x.com/karpathy/status/1790373216537502106
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by flutas 2y ago
Yeah, I've since found a little bit better article that would serve as the better link. https://www.12news.com/article/news/local/valley/waymo-car-c...
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Waymo vehicle crashes 1 week after federal investigation launched into accidents(fronterasdesk.org)
17 points by flutas 2y ago|13 comments
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by flutas 2y ago
Yeah they have a 12v, I posted another reply but it's what controls the locks and windows. Some newer ones have a 16v lithium battery instead IIRC but not 100% on that.
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by flutas 2y ago
1. The article is from 2022. 2. It's a 2013 car, so not sure why they are showing a picture of a Model 3 when that car released in 2017. 3. The 12v battery is what controls the doors and windows, not the HV battery pack. 4. The 12v bat
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by flutas 2y ago
> Live has a _huge_ advantage in the storage side. In a purely "live" sense all of the content is temporally synchronised; every viewer is requesting approximately the same segments at the same time. Used to work at a live-stre

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