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garyfirestorm
10mo ago
Well I have recently noticed many news organizations don’t refer to the Detroit automakers as ‘the big3’ anymore. They make it a point to say ford and gm and quietly leave Stellantis out of the mix. Although Stellantis has strong presence
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10mo ago
And it’s not just TPM. I have tpm module however they don’t support my Intel 7700K processor.
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garyfirestorm
10mo ago
you might like these https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46236514 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46273466
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10mo ago
I like your idea. I would prefer nondestructive methods of scrambling their ability to read.
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10mo ago
what is stopping me from putting a bright infrared light on my car angled in a way causing the camera to not be able to detect my plate? overexposed? this should be totally legal afaik since nothing is hiding my plate from any view to a nor
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10mo ago
i mean looking at the app's security its indeed an MBA in CS from Stanford
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10mo ago
its generally in HD stores you never have cell signal or wifi
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10mo ago
here you go https://imgur.com/a/Hh6wroq
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10mo ago
Here's a better version of the plot https://imgur.com/a/Hh6wroq
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10mo ago
I know for the fact simulink generates spaghetti and spaghetti code was partially blamed for Toyotas problems. Hence the inference See https://www.safetyresearch.net/toyota-unintended-acceleratio...
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10mo ago
You’re joking right? That autogenerated code is generally garbage and spaghetti code. It was probably the reason for Toyotas unintended acceleration glitch.
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11mo ago
Is there a hard copy to purchase? I can’t seem to find it anywhere.
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11mo ago
This is a law problem though. This is clear violation of 4th amendment. You’re being unreasonably searched when a set of traffic observation cameras turn into surveillance of a particular individual. This is not that hard to understand, obs
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11mo ago
I see so I can follow you around and continuously 24x7 video tape and document your actions as long as it’s in public this should be fine.
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11mo ago
Maybe the insurance should pay substantial amount for drugs/treatment AFTER the patient is cured completely
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11mo ago
In both cases other people saw you naked. That’s the point of comparison.
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11mo ago
When it specifically says it’s a public locker room how is it private? If other people can see you then is it really private?
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11mo ago
As a foreign national living in US. It amazes me that public urination could land you in jail (specifically indecent exposure) however being naked in a locker room is supposed to be considered normal.
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11mo ago
> Seriously though, can anyone tell me why the fuck banking apps try so hard to find any possible excuse to not run on customised devices? As an early cyanogen mod adopter I really don’t want to lose ability to side load etc. but to answ
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11mo ago
The problem is how do recover these parts from a heap of trash
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11mo ago
one would argue that an immigration system that is actively hostile towards people who follow the rules (downright arcane) results in this issue. even a fairly skilled h1b worker (say a doctor working in rural area) has no real pathway to c
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Tell HN: Netflix app on iPad Pro has broken audio-video sync
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11mo ago
my response was to the 'it should be an easy fix' sentiment. trying to address feedback loop without negatively affecting cancellation performance is extremely challenging, because for a mic/algorithm there's generally n
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1y ago
i disagree here - having a feedback loop that makes loud noise instead of cancelling is fundamental failure of their ANC algorithm. There's basically no protection mechanism incase of divergence.
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1y ago
> LLMs would have no hope at conceptualizing any of that. Counter argument - generating probabilistic tokens (degree of randomness) is core concept for an LLM.
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1y ago
I am really unsure what is the root cause of this controversy. Restricted space needs permits -> you get permits -> you shoot beautiful landscape … controversy
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1y ago
Instructions unclear - any key I find now onwards I’ll mail it to this guys leasing office.
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1y ago
i guess this one trick can help us ban facebook and instagram :)
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did you even read the article? when you download open source deep seek model and run it yourself - zero packets are being transmitted. thereby disproving the fundamental claim in the NIST report (additionally NIST doesn't provide any e
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1y ago
At the minimum I was hoping it would work for their own page https://vb.lk/take-me-to-vibe-link
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