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by jeremyjh 2y ago
Right. I'm looking at demonstrated competence in operating a Robotaxi service in the real world, backed by statistical data. You are looking at a video of a Waymo taxi stuck in traffic next to a video of a Tesla that is not. I have n
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by jeremyjh 2y ago
This is what is in front of our eyes: https://www.templetons.com/brad/robocars/timeline.html Maybe yours see something different.
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by jeremyjh 2y ago
Its needed another 9 months for about 5 years now. Tell me, was it also for political reasons that Tesla stopped reporting disengagement data?
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by jeremyjh 2y ago
It still matters who your customer is if your mistreatment of them drags your own brand name through the mud in a front page Hacker News story.
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by jeremyjh 2y ago
Notice he isn't claiming its a currency, even if we take all the claims at face value. Apparently he is not alone though as the value has climbed 33% since the election. I had not even heard of this fantasy of a TrUmP crypto boom.
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by jeremyjh 2y ago
You say this like it is incremental improvement needed, or that we can see signs of a major shift in capabilities coming. Yes, people are predicting this. People were predicting personal travel by jet pack at one point as well.
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by jeremyjh 2y ago
Yeah, its more like it can generate 70% of the code by volume, rather than get you 70% of the way to a complete solution. 12 week projects don't become 4 week projects, at best they are 9-10 week projects.
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by jeremyjh 2y ago
As someone pointed out just below, you do not need two rows. You can have one row: (amount, credit_account, debit_account).
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by jeremyjh 2y ago
They said the engineering team followed this mantra, which includes the phrase "make it right". But they didn't. They didn't even bother to find out what they didn't know about fintech before they started building
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by jeremyjh 2y ago
Its still a really good price though.
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by jeremyjh 2y ago
The problem with their old pricing structure is that it attracts high-utilization customers who will max out their transfer every month. But yes, they raised prices for all of us. Their pricing was so low, my guess is it was never profitabl
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by jeremyjh 2y ago
Lenses make it easier to read and update members deep in a hierarchy of read-only data structures.
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by jeremyjh 2y ago
That was my thought too. Surprised to see so few others with the same reaction.
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by jeremyjh 2y ago
I'd imagine this sort of thing is fully automated at this point.
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by jeremyjh 2y ago
Yes, I don't even know what it means to say its 1800 strength and yet plays illegal moves frequently enough that you have to code retry logic into the test harness. Under FIDE rules after two illegal moves the game is declared lost by
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by jeremyjh 2y ago
I'm rated 1450 USCF and I think I've seen 3 attempts to play an illegal move across around 300 classical games OTB. Only one of them was me. In blitz it does happen more.
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by jeremyjh 2y ago
>Is that useful pedantry? From context, you really think that's my confusion here? I don't know what could possibly confuse anyone about the role of GTK and QT in the Linux ecosystem.
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by jeremyjh 2y ago
Win32 is the native GUI toolkit on Windows. Winforms is a .NET wrapper to it. There isn't any debate to be had there. Yes, the same vendor provides other toolkits. Linux is a kernel project, and different distributions are for many pur
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by jeremyjh 2y ago
There is no way to game it successfully; if your insurance costs are much higher than your competitors you will lose in the long run. That doesn’t mean there can’t be other penalties when there is gross negligence.
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by jeremyjh 2y ago
I think this is the answer: the company takes on full liability. If a Tesla is Fully Self Driving then Tesla is driving it. The insurance market will ensure that dodgy software/hardware developers exit the industry.
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by jeremyjh 2y ago
A tablebase does include every possible move from every possible position. There are many transpositions, saving space but still every single possible line from a position is represented in a tablebase. How is that different from every poss
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by jeremyjh 2y ago
Unless you’ve calculated every line to a forced win or draw you don’t actually know the objective evaluation of a position and so you can’t determine “best move”. That’s what a tablebase is.
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by jeremyjh 2y ago
There are 32 pieces on the board at the start of the game.
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by jeremyjh 2y ago
I didn't say chess positions, I said chess games . That number has a lower-bound of 10^120. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shannon_number
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by jeremyjh 2y ago
There are more possible chess games than there are atoms in the universe. It can't be solved by brute force.
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by jeremyjh 2y ago
Commuting seems like a small price to pay for the ability to have productive working sessions with my colleagues.
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by jeremyjh 2y ago
There is Sciter: https://gitlab.com/sciter-engine/sciter-js-sdk
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by jeremyjh 2y ago
If MWI is correct, every deadly quantum event in this experiment is a branch in which two different universes exist: one with you, and one without you. Since you can only observe the ones in which you still live, it seems to you that this e
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by jeremyjh 2y ago
All I said is that it’s testable, not that it is proven.
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by jeremyjh 2y ago
No you don't have to observe other worlds, and you wouldn't be able to "prove" anything to anyone else for all sorts of practical reasons. But you'd know for yourself that there is virtually no chance that MWI is wr

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