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by kuzehanka 7y ago
> maybe it wasn’t stored properly. Then it has a smaller capacity than a brand new battery should, but still larger than a heavily used battery. It's something the phone can report on, and android phones do. Apple can't guarant
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
The phone knows that the battery is a genuine Apple component, because the battery cryptographically identifies as one. What it's detecting is that a genuine Apple battery was installed in the phone, but not by Apple. It displays the
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
3rd party repairers have the ability to do this for you because they have BMW-compatible programmers. Because BMW must release make that possible for them. By law. It's also there for a reason: the charging system needs to be told that
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
Cool story. But when I get a replacement battery pulled from a brand new iphone with the 3rd party repairer providing warranty on their work, I still have no way to make that message go away other than to pay Apple's extortion fees.
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
No. That's exactly what Apple are doing. Out of all the ways they could harm the consumer in this situation, that message is by far the most effective. Stop defending them. Stop giving them benefit of doubt. Stop misconstruing their ma
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
I've never heard of anyone having an ESC fail mid flight. Again, it might happen, but the mean lifespan of a healthy ESC is definitely >100hrs. None of this is even really relevant. GP quoted a figure from a paper that pulls the fig
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
That figure doesn't sound convincing, and the linked paper seems to just make it up without any explanation or justification. The limiting factor of a quad's ability to fly is the motor and unexpected failure of the battery. Highe
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
> Exports are less important to GDP than real estate construction and infrastructure development (subways, high speed rail, bridges, etc). Exports have stopped mattering several years ago. Manufacturing is increasingly being moved to Vie
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
Then I guess the president of the united states[1], the president of the philippines[2], the president of china[3], and all respective news corporations that broadcast their direct calls to violence should be de-platformed as well, if we&#x
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
Not only this, but the discriminator component of the adversarial net requires the original output from the generative component. Run the output of the generator through some noise, lens distortion, video compression, downscale it to a 480p
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
Ever actually visited 8chan? Most of the boards there keep threads on-topic and at higher snr, than, say, reddit. Moderation is the process of keeping a board functional and snr high. Censorship is the process of suppressing certain types o
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
That's a separate discussion. How big does a corporation have to get before the government must intervene? Imagine there was only Cloudflare and nothing else. Should they still be allowed to arbitrarily de-platform ideas and individu
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
We are talking about legal speech which is being de-platformed because it's unpopular. And not just a particular kind of speech, but the entire platform on which speech in general takes place. If it were prohibited speech or if the pla
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
Free speech is a hard requirement for democracy, and a hard requirement of free speech is accepting the freedom of speech you find objectionable. Your nation was founded upon this principle as a cornerstone, and yet you have regressed back
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
You're in favour of censorship. Moderation is keeping discussion civil and on-topic, which interestingly enough mostly happens by itself in 'absolute free speech' spaces. What you support is the selective suppression of ideas
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
You've been repeating this view frequently and debunked frequently on HN. You're entitled to a personal opinion but don't pass it off as authoritative support for the 'airframe is inherently unstable' meme. None of
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
High AOA pitch-up is not a fundamental flaw and sure as shit isn't inherent instability of the airframe. There's a million things that went wrong with the MAX 8 debacle, serious things that need to be addressed after the industry
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
Maybe HN needs a way to flag comments as factually inaccurate. This meme about the airframe being 'fundamentally flawed' or 'engines are too big(????)' or inherently unstable has been disproved by everyone in the industr
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
Statistics is borderline pseudoscience. Various techniques and methodologies are rigorous, but when applying them to complex real world problems, there is a necessary element of human interpretation. With that interpretation it's trivi
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
> Now we have the same rates we did before with cabs but none of the nice regulations on them, and none of the decent paying jobs. I ride with rideshare/taxi 10+ times per week for work, I try to make all 10 of those rideshare. I&#x
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
The S-400 is just objectively better than anything US is selling. The possibility of Patriot having a US killswitch is an afterthought if it was considered at all. It's also equally probable that the S-400 has a Russian killswitch. The
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
I feel like I stepped in mud for trying to engage in actual conversation with you and getting this drivel back as a response.
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
Everything he said makes sense to me, and I'm just a lowly software engineer with a single unit of RF background back at uni. What part are you confused about? There is no such thing as a perfectly directional antenna. Radiation profil
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
Pilots train and will continue to train on wvr combat because those are the basic piloting and combat skills required regardless of what you're flying. They're going to continue drilling wvr even if they had a hypothetical perfect
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
Russia's S-400 completely decouples radar from launchers. Both are highly mobile. Both work in networks. A decoy RF source wouldn't make much sense. To be a viable decoy it would need to have a similar ERP to the real thing. And a
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
Huh? The F-22 is the most capable manned fighter that exists on the planet, not even US adversaries dispute it being the master of the skies. It allows missions that would be otherwise impossible. Yes, the price of that is high.
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
The problem with 'sentiment analysis' of today is it requires a human labelled training dataset that is specific to a particular domain and time period. These are rather costly to make and have about a 12 month half-life in terms
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
Not a lot globally and at this timescale. Radionuclides is about it. Nuclear bombs put energy and radioactive particulates into the atmosphere. The effects of the radioactive particulates are fairly well understood. The amount of energy fro
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
'Sentiment analysis' of pre-canned pre-labelled datasets is a comparatively trivial classification task. Actual sentiment analysis as in 'take the twitter firehose and figure out sentiment about arbitrary topic X' is onl
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by kuzehanka 7y ago
Discussing the risks of AGI is always worthwhile and has been undertaken for several decades now. That's a bit different from the marketing fluff on the linked page: "We’re partnering to develop a hardware and software platform wi

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