jaimex2

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by jaimex2 2y ago
Most cars have Autosteer now provided by MobilEye, I'm wondering where comma ai think they fit going forward? Like, for example they support: Ford Escape 2020, 2021, 2022 'openpilot upgrades your Ford Escape with automated lane ce
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by jaimex2 2y ago
Couldn't put it better myself. It'll get better as more young people vote hopefully and we can start trying to undo some of the mess. Labor and Coalition are incredibly compromised, basically bought and paid for. The more alternat
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by jaimex2 2y ago
Where was this clown a quarter of a decade ago? Everyone voted for the mess we're in, deal with it.
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by jaimex2 2y ago
Don't hate the player, hate the game. These stupid systems have been around forever and we need to exploit them more if you want to see them gone. You're already paying the fees, may as well get something out of it.
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by jaimex2 2y ago
After a reboot of coarse :) Everything breaks immediately otherwise.
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by jaimex2 2y ago
These are kernel modules not the actual drivers. So the finger remains up.
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by jaimex2 2y ago
I don't think size matters as much as how compromised leaders are. Australia has huge legal corruption issues. We can't see clearly how parties and members are funded. There's nothing illegal in getting a high paying private
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by jaimex2 2y ago
The context of the article is that the opposition party in Australia wants to give up on renewable targets and just build 5 nuclear reactors instead. Australia has no nuclear reactors currently, nor any waste disposal facility... The articl
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by jaimex2 2y ago
Both - Australia struggles with direction as lobbies successfully pull in opposite direction of the countries interest for their own. Emissions trading schemes, mining taxes, housing supply are examples where policy has gone through that wa
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by jaimex2 2y ago
I'd give the journalist a C+ if they were in school. Good intent but you're comparing a dictatorship with 1.4 billion people to a mostly conservative, sparsely populated island with 26 million people. Australia's biggest prob
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by jaimex2 2y ago
Andes mountain range. simple.
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by jaimex2 2y ago
Well, I hope we all learned a lesson about whistle blowing. Keep your name and any trace back to you out of it. No idea how but I have yet to see a story of a whistleblower not getting fucked over. Probably the answer is to not bother and t
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by jaimex2 2y ago
Glad I resisted SaaS all these years. I use older versions of owned Adobe and Macromedia products still, I got them for almost nothing and best of all they work really well through Wine on Linux. I can't really see any must have featur
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by jaimex2 2y ago
395 psi per minute though. That's not a tiny pore, thats a crack. The astronauts definitely drew the short straw here.
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by jaimex2 2y ago
It's 2024, surely no one is still clicking these? Arsetechnica doesn't know anything you don't already know.
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by jaimex2 2y ago
Did they lose? Being sued means nothing.
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by jaimex2 2y ago
Try thinking before posting. You give the location of your missing property to the Police when stolen. Tile/Life360 is now a superior product while AirTags are basically useless paperweight. If you want to stalk someone you have always
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by jaimex2 2y ago
It's been ages since I've clicked on The Verge. Surprised its still around.
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by jaimex2 2y ago
Nothing, its basically pytorch with an Apple logo.
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by jaimex2 2y ago
If you were serious about making anything this would be the way to go.
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by jaimex2 2y ago
Can it run on my hardware? No? Don't care.
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by jaimex2 2y ago
Because no one is using it
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by jaimex2 3y ago
I loved Julia's blogs as a young dev, they were like watching Star Trek TNG episodes. All hope and naive solutions. I remember reading this one especially back then. Then you learn the tests are a monster stack themselves, often taking
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by jaimex2 3y ago
No, they genuinely tried with every Tesla reject they could hire.
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by jaimex2 3y ago
Not Gemeni as she would have come out black. Probably a poorly configured Stable Diffusion 1.4 variant.
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by jaimex2 3y ago
Shouldn't the title say 'Apple blocked her' They did succeed in pressuring the podcast to not have her on.
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by jaimex2 3y ago
Apple don't need to invade your privacy when they already control your whole world.
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by jaimex2 3y ago
Love your work!
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by jaimex2 3y ago
Yeah but they were saying chances are it was done with a hacked WiiU
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by jaimex2 3y ago
Does shot-scraper have a work around for sites that detect headless chrome? ie. news.com.au , nowsecure.nl

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