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by luma 2y ago
The major failure point in a 9G-capable airframe is the meatbag that is traditionally placed inside.
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by luma 2y ago
Battery can be a problem as low power takes a lot more engineering than you’d imagine and being outdoors creates additional problems if you’re trying to use lithium chemistry cells when temps go below freezing. For indoor use, I made this t
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by luma 2y ago
Sounds like MS ditching Windows MR has left an opportunity in the market for Meta. The OEMs listed all previously made MR headsets and presumably needed a new solution.
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by luma 3y ago
I don't think M5 is looking for OEM partners, it's pretty clearly a B2C solution. Espressif has most everything you need if you're looking to OEM something.
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by luma 3y ago
I think this is the key problem with their recommendation - it presumes that I'm running Windows on both sides of the test. iperf is neat because it runs on just about anything which allows you to run a binary which is really handy in
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by luma 3y ago
By my math, that qualifies for a couple decades of moving around the world. Thanks for the confirmation!
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by luma 3y ago
The poster you’ve replied to mention that they are 53. They for sure learned to drive and move around the world for a couple decades before consumer GPS navigation solutions were affordable for hobbyists. That post resonated with my own li
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by luma 3y ago
Because he's pushing to have the technology covered by his remaining patents to be required by law. Do you think this is OK?
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by luma 3y ago
Arguing that your technology should be required by law, while offering a performative release of one patent (which is absolutely not enough to cover a working implementation), is the dictionary definition of bad faith. You don't have
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by luma 3y ago
Yes, he has a PhD in physics as well as being a practicing patent attorney, a skill he put to use over and over in the past 20 years. We don’t have to guess how this org will behave, we have plenty of history upon which to judge their sinc
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by luma 3y ago
Sure, but who exactly did they send to congress to make the case? Our good friend, Steve Gass, Esq. TTS owns the shop but Gass clearly still has influence here.
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by luma 3y ago
Stumpy Nubs is a fine woodworker and a great YouTuber, but he, unlike the CEO of SawStop, is not a patent attorney. Over and over in his video he glosses over serious problems with the Saw Stop proposal and presumes goodwill on behalf of S
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by luma 3y ago
And this right here is the key bit. SawStop was started by patent attorney Steve Gass. He has spent years claiming that other vendors won't talk to him while leaving out the actual terms of his licensing (which, by some rumors, was s
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by luma 3y ago
Pizza Hut has in store seating, Dominoes does not.
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by luma 3y ago
Do you actually talk to enterprise users? Nobody I’ve spoken to has ever once complained about censorship. Everyone is far more worried about data governance and not getting sued. Maybe it’s just that zero people I talk to are making chi
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by luma 3y ago
OpenAI is angling for enterprise users who have different notions about safety. Writing novels isn't the use case, powering customer service chatbots that will never ever ever say "just kill yourself" is.
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by luma 3y ago
Nobody said this was the result of libertarianism, nor that libertarianism is bad. The poster you replied to cannot downvote you, but others here watching your behavior can. Dial back the accusations, you're being unnecessarily aggre
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by luma 3y ago
I strongly disagree with your assessment of ICE vs EV but I don't watch FE either for different reasons - it's a driver series, not a constructor series like F1. Give us a constructor battle and let the teams go nuts on power and
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by luma 3y ago
How so?
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by luma 3y ago
I bought the Saturn on the US launch day and never clearly understood why, for the first maybe 6 months, there were only a handful of titles available. Interesting back story!
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by luma 3y ago
Maybe, but it certainly hasn’t been the arc of the past few years. I don’t know how anyone could look at this and assume that it’s likely to slow down.
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by luma 3y ago
Again, this is a tool you can use. You can complain that it doesn't work in the way you expect, or you can learn how it operates and how best to use it. If you can't figure out how to apply it to your work, that's fine, but
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by luma 3y ago
It'd be hard to make it worse than modern forensic "science", which is almost never falsifiable and always executed by someone being paid by an organization with an interest in a particular outcome.
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by luma 3y ago
Reframe your thinking. You’re approaching it like other computer systems, where a given input yields a determined output. Instead, treat it like a junior dev whom you can unload an unlimited amount of work to, but the result still require
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by luma 3y ago
This is an observation I've seen a lot around here. Underneath it is the assumption that "if I can't figure out how to get meaningful use out of a tool, the tool must be useless". OpenAI didn't sign up 100M users w
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by luma 3y ago
If you're going to the effort to run a CA, why not also run DNS? I say this as a guy who runs an internal CA and eventually just implemented LE due to all the problems with trusting internal CAs and getting that to work across all dev
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by luma 3y ago
Replace self-signed certs with a self-signed CA? Now you're just moved the problem, and you'll still have challenges with modern mobile OSes. If you're going through all the effort to instrument everything with certbot, why
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by luma 3y ago
Seems like UNESCO forgot about us in Detroit. Not to worry, we're used to it, and we'll party all the same.
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by luma 3y ago
Adobe sells paid products and can carve out a license fee for that, like they do with all the other codecs and libraries they bundle. That's part of the price you are paying. Harder to do for users of Chrome.
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by luma 3y ago
It's also pretty standard stuff to obfuscate your code when you're doing something dirty. The problem with obfuscation is that, for the end user, there's not a great way to determine which use case the developer had in mind

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