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by javajosh 3y ago
>Steering assist is mostly torque limited by design, you should be able to easily overpower it. Glad you said "mostly". The Cybertruck is an exception, with full drive-by-wire. There may be others. If the 'truck is a hit
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by javajosh 3y ago
>To what end? The US and China go to war, over Taiwan say. This would be part of a general attack on the US, and would include things like the power grid, internet infrastructure, and anything else that can be disabled or turned agains
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by javajosh 3y ago
Good article, because it's a canary in the coal-mine that warns us against drive-by-wire in personal automobiles. Personally I will never own or use a car that is drive-by-wire, especially if it's connected to the internet. I beli
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by javajosh 3y ago
Horrible in the moral sense. For example, that some people really want in their heart of hearts to kill entire other groups of people. Or that political or military leaders might willingly sacrifice hundreds of men, women and children to ad
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by javajosh 3y ago
The composition of the population is less important to this calculus than the composition of Israel's political leadership. It was already known that Netanyahi/Likud allowed Hamas to grow stronger to prevent unification of Gaza an
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by javajosh 3y ago
This speculation reminds me of early speculation about Covid-19's lab origin. They are both horrible ideas, but there is also too much evidence for both for them to be dismissed as mere bad-faith fear-mongering. That's the problem
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by javajosh 3y ago
> a personal collection of movies that you painstakingly ripped on your own I would argue that such a device does indeed represent painstakingly ripping your own movies. After all, it is slow - I think it's safe to assume it takes
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by javajosh 3y ago
Isn't this a device waiting to happen? A small form factor PC with a blu ray reader that lets you watch blu rays. But it also rips them (ideally while playing!) such that you never need to put the disc in again. Slap a couple 20T drive
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by javajosh 3y ago
"Doctor, what's wrong with me. My children smell...delicious." "Nothing. We'll test them for chickenpox."
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by javajosh 3y ago
These kinds of stories seem to have no other effect than to make the world feel darker, scarier, more dreary. It is, at best, another data-point in the argument against the criminal justice system, that it is run by ignorant, ego-inflated b
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by javajosh 3y ago
Sounds like a great service. What is their name?
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by javajosh 3y ago
CheA phosphorylates CheY to become CheY-p, and CheZ dephosphorylates it back to CheY; CheW couples CheA to the receptors, and CheR methylates those receptors’ struts; CheB, meanwhile, “clips off” the methyl groups added to the struts by Ch
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by javajosh 3y ago
That's a fantastic suggestion, blagie! I really like how requiring open licenses increases the marketing reach of the tool.
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by javajosh 3y ago
You don't even need that. See https://simpatico.io/devops/deploy.sh#generateSelfSignedCert () and also #generateRootCA() Then point your server to the output files. If you want, you can also modify `/etc/
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by javajosh 3y ago
What skills are they, specifically? I'd like to see companies like Intel make a resource describing them, at least, and at most, offer to pay training costs and offer a job at the end of it.
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by javajosh 3y ago
Didn't we already do this experiment with Flash? Macromedia/Adobe made the player free, and charged for tools. In the same way, it seems that Rive wants to open source the player and then charge for the editor. Maybe its a bit dif
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by javajosh 3y ago
>AI has been trained on the generous gifts of the collective Will be interesting to see how various copyright lawsuits pan out. In some ways I hope they succeed, as it would mean clawing back those gifts from an amorphous entity that w
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by javajosh 3y ago
Yes, and I went one step further, specifying the "N-good" protocol, which characterizes objects based on the (log) of the number of components. Raw material is a 0-good. Something with 10 components is a 1-good. Something with 100
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by javajosh 3y ago
The market is different, and so is the supply. The market for artisanal cutlery is basically an art market. The programmer supply today is an approaching-standardization factory worker. There IS an art market for software, in the indie gami
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by javajosh 3y ago
Nowhere is the zero-sum nature of research vs materiel clearer than in real-time strategy games. The fundamental choice is actually three-fold: you can spend your economy on growing the economy, researching better units or building units. I
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by javajosh 3y ago
>It's not a problem that breaks all JVM based software instantly. Do you know how long it takes to reproduce? The OP was light on details here. I assume that a memory access issue with the JIT would pop up pretty quickly, though.
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by javajosh 3y ago
It seems highly unlikely that the macos people don't test anything on the jvm during acceptance. It's even more suspicious that this change didn't happen during the public beta. Is it possible that Apple is firing a warning s
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by javajosh 3y ago
I have a watch that I don't connect to my phone that gets GPS signal and lat lon and it works better than you describe. You made general claims despite your situation being specific to you - intentional or not, that's FUD.
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by javajosh 3y ago
This is great news for Harvard! It implies that it's taking academic honesty and rigor seriously, and deserves praise for that. Just as police departments deserve praise for firing/suspending/charging bad officers, just as st
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by javajosh 3y ago
>This is self evidently true, though. I think you mean "this is intuitively true" because, like so many intuitive conclusions, it is wrong. Looking at animal behavior, it's intuitively true that organisms will only win i
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by javajosh 3y ago
It's worse because it's coming from a particularly trusted position, an officer of the court. In the same way it is particularly heinous when a doctor physically harms someone for profit, it is particularly heinous when a lawyer l
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by javajosh 3y ago
Yes.
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by javajosh 3y ago
Discrimination is what happens when you don't have good measurement for capability. People have to make decisions, and in general you have more applicants than roles, so you use heuristics. Obviously its wrong (and illegal) but it&#x27
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by javajosh 3y ago
Uncertainty and doubt is a good and honest position. It is an unusual situation, and it could potentially create a dangerous precedent, particularly in other countries where US-owned software is dominant. There is strong evidence that TikTo
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by javajosh 3y ago
I strongly believe that cars should not be running internet connected software at all. This is a violation of your privacy waiting to happen, and in drive-by-wire vehicles, a homocide waiting to happen. Any of these subscriptions will requi

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