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by greesil 3y ago
Cite yer sources
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by greesil 3y ago
Yes, but those tax credits certainly helped get them started. Mad props to Tesla for making a great product, too, but the government subsidies helped.
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by greesil 3y ago
But if you're in the MANGAsphere, and they're all doing layoffs, the fear is a big motivator because it's not trivial for you to just pick up another job that pays as well.
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by greesil 3y ago
FTA the performance difference isn't hugely worse from a comparable chip IMO. Maybe they did more damage by trying to suppress.
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by greesil 3y ago
It's Bayesian, and you specify what the model is. If you don't have a lot of data, and the model is a good match for reality that can be a good thing. Otherwise if you have data, ML is going to be more accurate because it can make
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by greesil 3y ago
And yet almost everybody has one, whereas almost nobody has a yubikey.
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by greesil 3y ago
What's it like these days?
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by greesil 3y ago
You can 3d print some of the components and assemble it. Possibly this will be my Halloween costume :) https://github.com/google/mozc-devices/tree/master/mozc-caps
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Ask HN: Resources to understand individual contributor career trajectories?
2 points by greesil 3y ago|1 comments
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by greesil 3y ago
Wait until 2027 https://www.theverge.com/2023/6/24/23771064/european-union-b...
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by greesil 3y ago
I don't need any of this stuff in person to ship a product.
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by greesil 3y ago
Jagoff moderators are as old, or older, than the internet my friend.
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by greesil 3y ago
And I'm sure Usenet is just fine for the people who are still on it. For the mass market, it might be a different story. It's not like the masses are piling onto mastodon atm so maybe it'll always be niche unless someone fin
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by greesil 3y ago
Embrace, extend, enshitten
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The high optical brightness of the BlueWalker 3 satellite: 64 m^2 phased-array(nature.com)
2 points by greesil 3y ago|0 comments
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by greesil 3y ago
I am an aerospace engineer versed in controls and autonomy. I can construct an estimator nonlinear and observable. With thermodynamics I am teeming with lots 'o news, with rocket fuels both hypergolic and catalyzed.
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by greesil 3y ago
Shouting, not mumbling. https://www.nbcnews.com/think/opinion/military-ai-vanquishes...
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by greesil 3y ago
But... How do you know that's not back doored as well? I would just assume that everything is back doored or has a zero day until proven otherwise. And yes, how do you prove a negative? I refer you back to my first point.
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by greesil 3y ago
AI pilots. AI all the things.
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by greesil 3y ago
Imagine emergency services responding this way in a city. The drone brings in a first responder, and leaves with the wounded prepared for transit.
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Ukraine is using drones to evacuate wounded soldiers(businessinsider.com)
12 points by greesil 3y ago|8 comments
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by greesil 3y ago
That... is a very literal interpretation of my question
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by greesil 3y ago
How do you get from there to compulsory attendance?
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by greesil 3y ago
So much carrying of water for our corporate masters here. The pandemic showed that we could be effective remote. So what's the point of this?
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by greesil 3y ago
Supposedly 7 years soon. Maybe. https://www.theverge.com/2023/9/25/23888831/pixel-8-pro-seve...
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by greesil 3y ago
How one dimensional.
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by greesil 3y ago
So I guess I'm going to lie about my height now and buy some thick soled shoes. Great life hack!
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by greesil 3y ago
This leads to one shot learning for robots?
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by greesil 3y ago
Wow that's crazy. What unbelievably moronic policies.
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by greesil 3y ago
I actually think it's not about the low level managers. I think those folks are more permissive than what senior leadership would like, hence these stupid tracking tools. If your report gets stuff done then you don't care that the

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