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by innagadadavida 2y ago
I hope Zuckerberg is not funneling this into some sort of secret slush fund that will blow up like Enron.
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by innagadadavida 2y ago
I’m skeptical that the entities that created this problem - first world countries, industries, politicians all supported by scientific advances can/will solve the problem they created. The industry will look for a profit motive to solv
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by innagadadavida 2y ago
Not changing anything will be the most boring option. But yeah, if you are a BSD expert/fan, maintaining it is more boring than Linux.
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by innagadadavida 2y ago
If this trend continues, science will be more like religion
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by innagadadavida 2y ago
The only hole in this theory is that solar currently doesn’t help with car and automobile usage.
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by innagadadavida 2y ago
Google. The perverse ad incentives is what broke it.
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by innagadadavida 2y ago
More than the money, they were able to attract top talent and avoid regulations and senate hearings by calling themselves OpenAI. Genius move even by scamster standards.
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by innagadadavida 2y ago
Part of move fast / break things culture. It also doesn’t help that Zuckerberg is trying hard to nit tightly integrate with native stack.
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by innagadadavida 2y ago
Oh wow, this is insanely good. Are there any model details?
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by innagadadavida 2y ago
> You need to trust the community in general to uncover issues My point is that this community could just be your friendly CIA operatives running the show with a veneer of open source. Also this “community” has no liability unlike the cl
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by innagadadavida 2y ago
I am amazed at the low quality comments here. Encryption really doesn’t matter as much as the trust of the app here. Any malicious app author can 100% secure encrypt everything in wire and yet leak 100% of your data to some state actor. Any
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by innagadadavida 2y ago
1. My 33.6Kbps modem dialing my local ISP making those sounds 2. Me using Lynx, Pine and restricted shell on my ISP to browse the internet on a terminal. 3. Me finding a Pine exploit to breakout of the restricted shell to run Slirp to get f
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by innagadadavida 2y ago
With the introduction of AI bots, similar thing will happen to messages send and actives metrics in WhatsApp, IG etc.
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by innagadadavida 2y ago
It’s definitely a luxury that not all of us can afford. Happy Monday.
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by innagadadavida 2y ago
VCs have a lot of vested interest in getting more engineers out of companies like Google for working on their own startups. It might well be true the productivity rate is low for Google employees, but they also need to look at how much mone
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by innagadadavida 2y ago
Safari seems to be doing better than Chrome for memory consumption, I don't know any other browsers that are better here - root cause is that the websites have to fix their excessive memory consumption. The reloading behavior that I&#x
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by innagadadavida 2y ago
I wouldn’t buy a machine with 8gb and the MBAs are just extracting value from their customers. However as an engineer interested in efficient software, I support what Apple is doing here. If there is a significant number more of machines wi
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by innagadadavida 2y ago
I use CarPlay but it is very clunky - I need to plug in the device etc. I've been working on using and old iPhone and keep it connected in the car all the time. I plan on using wifi hotspot for connectivity and since the device can sig
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by innagadadavida 3y ago
Had there been any scientific studies into why the elements are perfect and there are are all apparent to perfect replicas with not defect rates? It’s hard to make perfect replicas at scales higher than the atomic scale but at the lowest le
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by innagadadavida 3y ago
Given, how many concerns this technology has posed, what type of testing did Google do before releasing it to the public? This seems like such a basic issue and should have been caught in internal dogfooding and testing.
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by innagadadavida 3y ago
I am one of the disappointed owners. It is incredible to see how badly this has been designed and implemented. When I use the cruise control with collision avoidance, what I’m looking for is a system that can smoothly follow the traffic wit
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by innagadadavida 3y ago
I’m just curious how this will work in restrictive places like North Korea or China? Can the government jam the signals or will users be able to bypass local firewalls to access all the internet?
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by innagadadavida 3y ago
California has a big budget shortfall this year and this should be the first thing Newson should cut. Looking at the past decade, the more money you pump into it, the worse the problem is getting. Maybe pulling funding will make the problem
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by innagadadavida 3y ago
EPA should require all hazardous things to have RFID chips. That way, these can be detected very early in the garbage pickup process and appropriate actions can be taken.
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by innagadadavida 3y ago
The normal spectrogram technique was already invented by Phillips prior to Shazam. What Shazam did was to hash things combinatorial to reduce false positives.
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by innagadadavida 3y ago
US wanted to desperately win the Cold War and winning China over was seen as a key goal by Henry Kissinger. That objective was achieved and diminished the USSR to a puppet. US lost other things as a consequence. This is a complicated geopol
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by innagadadavida 3y ago
You need to look up k at the labor cost and time taken to building a brick house in addition to material cost. My GC took a week to get the concrete foundation but did the sub floor and framing in a weeks time. It is incredibly fast to buil
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by innagadadavida 3y ago
We don’t appreciate the maintainers much. Look at Linux, Git or any other open source project. The initial inspiration was absolutely needed but continued maintenance culture is what made them successful and have lasted decades.
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by innagadadavida 3y ago
Many software engineers I know just don’t like interacting with people. Machines are better unless they are buggy UIs.
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by innagadadavida 3y ago
They should try a hybrid approach - self checkout only for registered members. This. Will promote store loyalty but keep the thieves out of the store.

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