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by fwip 1y ago
I imagine that it would be difficult to hold the knob in place on the touchscreen while you turn it, especially given that the car screen is close to vertical. If I'm understanding right, the knob for the Board is a simple cylinder (n
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by fwip 1y ago
I think it's due to topsoil depletion, which is only partly affected by local forests. Trees reduce wind speed which helps reduce erosion from wind, but much of our topsoil is lost due to our agriculture practices.
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by fwip 1y ago
Because China makes more things that are used in the US than the other way around.
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by fwip 1y ago
To be completely honest, the reason I switched was for true-color support in my editor (vim), rather than being limited to just 256 colors.
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by fwip 1y ago
Smells vibe-coded. This commit in particular caught my eye: https://github.com/Shyam20001/rsjs/commit/cfe44596ce9cbe448c...
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by fwip 1y ago
I don't think it's worth it myself, but here are some of the features of the Samsung Bespoke fridge that use wifi: Notifications and Alerts: If the door is left open, or the fridge temperature is leaving safe temps, or the water f
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by fwip 1y ago
I didn't think that these fridges locked the door. Is that a "child proofing" feature you can enable or something?
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by fwip 1y ago
Yeah - they support HDR10 (the most common HDR), HDR10+ (adds per-scene tone-mapping, but is rare to see media for), but not Dolby Vision (which requires paying a license fee to the Dolby folks). I've heard that Netflix has added HDR10
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by fwip 1y ago
I definitely don't know enough to say either way. On the one hand, general contract law seems to say that the terms of a contract can be pretty much anything as long as it's not ambiguous or grossly unfair. On the other, some real
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by fwip 1y ago
To point one: Normally, no. However, this license does not ask that question, and says that if you let an AI read it, your license to use the software is now void.
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by fwip 1y ago
I believe you're correct, but in the interest of drilling into this a bit - it looks like the models that cause the most pedestrian fatalities are pickups, but SUVs as a whole are responsible for more overall deaths (based on 2021 data
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by fwip 1y ago
They are showing up at workplaces and getting people. Here's one that happened near me last month: https://cnycentral.com/news/local/breakdown-ice-detains-work... - and there are more happening in other place
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by fwip 1y ago
The article seems to indicate that the radiation level in their hair was notably elevated.
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by fwip 1y ago
I don't think she's passing any judgment here - she pointed out earlier in the article that she knows people are into weird stuff, and didn't want to "yuck their yum."
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by fwip 1y ago
Thanks. My first analogy was "a giant configurable pachinko machine you could use to simulate other pachinko machines," but thankfully the wind tunnel occurred to me halfway through writing the post.
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by fwip 1y ago
Thanks for the reply and explanation. I admit that I'm not well-versed in quantum computers (trying to understand even basic quantum mechanics seems to elude me), and I deeply appreciate the link for further reading.
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by fwip 1y ago
That's fair, thank you for your explanation.
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by fwip 1y ago
When you say "content you've never seen," does this include the training data and fine-tune content? You could imagine a sufficiently motivated attacker putting some very targeted stuff in their training material - think Stux
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by fwip 1y ago
To me, it matters because it's a sign that it might not be particularly transferable as a method of computation. A wind tunnel is a great tool for solving aerodynamics and fluid flow problems, more efficiently than a typical computer.
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by fwip 1y ago
Sorry, you're right - they didn't build them solely for bragging rights.
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by fwip 1y ago
Sailing vessels serve an actual purpose, though. The Dutch didn't build better boats for bragging rights.
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by fwip 1y ago
"Soral was convicted repeatedly in France and sentenced to jail time in 2019 for denying the Holocaust, which is a crime in France." Couldn't have happened to a nicer guy.
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by fwip 1y ago
There are many Forths, and an implementer can and should define words that map well to the target hardware.
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by fwip 1y ago
If they lived on a mountain, they probably wouldn't be attributing the weather difference to the urban heat island effect.
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by fwip 1y ago
They are of course, but it's amortized over many users. If you're a small company, it's hard to hire one-tenth of an SRE.
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by fwip 1y ago
The current leadership of VW presumably was not around for WW2. Unless you mean to say that they currently support fascism?
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by fwip 1y ago
Sure - but when AWS goes down, Amazon fixes it, even on the weekends. If you self-host, you need to pay a person to be on call to fix it.
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by fwip 1y ago
Just a quibble - children learn object permanence at around six months of age. Also, I don't think the jury is quite in on cows - I've seen papers that argue both ways. One way we could quantify cow happiness, if we were interest
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by fwip 1y ago
A much simpler explanation is that the device disabled itself after being unable to contact the cloud servers for X time (probably a bug), rather than an employee sending a kill command over the now-disabled cloud connection. The article is
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by fwip 1y ago
I think they meant "interested in serial killers," not "likely to become a serial killer."

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