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by kcb 1y ago
Maybe its because giant catch everything bills is a purposely obscure way to legislate.
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by kcb 1y ago
Russia did lose its special military operation in about 5 minutes when it totally failed it's objectives. Leading to this drawn out war of attrition against a much smaller country.
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by kcb 1y ago
Few people these days use any wired networking. And an even smaller percentage of those people would migrate to fiber. 10gbe is still easily done over copper.
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by kcb 1y ago
There's a --web-download argument which helped with issues when I had limited access to the store.
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by kcb 1y ago
It's been years since the performance of any high-end phone SoC has felt like a bottleneck and the Pixel 9 modem has been very good.
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by kcb 1y ago
At my local thrift store I recently saw someone come in with full gear, like a barcode scanner on their fingertip and a phone mounted on their wrist. They scan and price out everything with a barcode. It's pretty bizarre.
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by kcb 1y ago
More people should go into the trades. Says the aristocrat with legacy admission kids making sure they can hire a plumber for their next remodel.
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by kcb 1y ago
There's not much I dislike more than well off white collar workers telling kids to skip school and go into the trades. Don't buy it. If at all possible get a degree, sit at a desk, and earn a living wage. This is your first priori
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by kcb 1y ago
> In terms of actual driving quality? Super Cruise and BMW have it beat. Whatever you want to believe. Keep fighting the good fight.
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by kcb 1y ago
Maybe but yes those level 3 systems need the stars to align to actually be active from what I understand. It's just as far as I know, there's no other system that allows someone to just enter an address, navigate through both city
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by kcb 1y ago
> BMW, GM, Ford, Glorified cruise control does not equal self driving. I know everyone has to hate on Tesla, but FSD in its current form is a decade ahead of these. It doesn't take long looking at videos of actual people using these
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by kcb 1y ago
Idk, every competitors system at this point is basically glorified lane keep adaptive cruise control. Similar to the standard Tesla Autopilot but far from Tesla's FSD.
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by kcb 1y ago
Are there even any other systems deployed with equivalent functionality?
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by kcb 1y ago
Yes they are...
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by kcb 1y ago
Same
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by kcb 1y ago
There's this, https://play.date/ . Haven't heard much news about it lately though. Feel like any handheld built around a relatively cheap microcontroller should be shooting for a much lower price point.
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by kcb 1y ago
Weird to describe something with maybe like 40 million subscribers as not terribly popular. Xbox is game pass and not a console anymore at this point.
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by kcb 1y ago
50 DKP Minus
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by kcb 1y ago
Improvements start because someone has a better solution to a problem, not just complaining about the current solution. We should implement x because it fixes these problems with current solution. Rather than just current solution is bad.
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by kcb 1y ago
many of us, YouTube Premium is pretty popular.
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by kcb 1y ago
Musk became CEO of Tesla when their only car was an electric converted Lotus...
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by kcb 1y ago
For Java, this was around for a bit https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jazelle .
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by kcb 1y ago
New Tacoma's are like $40k for a pretty basic model these days.
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by kcb 1y ago
> Android Auto and CarPlay solve that problem for navigation/communication/entertainment. I can definitely see a day where Apple or Google decide to discontinue support on vehicles older than 201x that lack some new hardware sp
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by kcb 1y ago
We have that already, it's called GPS...people know how far things are.
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by kcb 1y ago
Tesla gives you access to precise trip data, surely this would be blatantly obvious when matched with gps on something like teslafi.com. Sounds like just a silly lawsuit.
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by kcb 1y ago
It astounds me that there's no non-invasive local solution to go to my router or whatever other appliances web page without my browser throwing warnings and calling it evil. Truly a fuck up(purposeful or not) by all involved in creatin
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by kcb 1y ago
CUDA offers grid wide cooperative groups which can synchronize pretty efficiently. And there's also graphs if you know the kernels you're launching ahead of time.
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by kcb 1y ago
Less and less with each generation. The A100 has 160 ROPS, a 5090 has 176, the H100 and GB100 have just 24.
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by kcb 1y ago
If you're looking for a pretty well supported ARM based Linux laptop. The Thinkpad x13s can be found for a decent price on ebay and it is powerful enough for general use.

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