matthewfelgate

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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
Urggh, just a pathetic article blaming 'Capitalism'.
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
I was wrong pretty quickly! lol
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
I get the feeling it's going take several attempts before re-entry is a success. I have a feeling this launch will end exactly as the last one did. Just a personal opinion.
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
The reports of the death of google are greatly exaggerated.
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
I wrote some Python scripts last year (with the help of chatGPT) that use openpyxl and they work great.
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
Germany shouldn't have closed the nuclear plants.
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
Thanks for sharing Peter because this has a lot of practical advice. I will use some of it. May I ask about editing: how long would you spend editing something like that blog post? What's your editing process? How do you know when you
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
In this context troubled means financially.
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
Can you really describe a company that makes $1.1bn in profit as a "troubled EV maker"?
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
Ah great. Thanks Jeff. Do you think Raspberry Pi Zero Ws might get support eventually?
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
Both a shame. Can this even be set up on a Pi over SSH without a graphical view of the Pi?
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
Looks interesting. * Does it not work on Raspberry Pi Zero W? * Can I install and set it up in Pi Imager?
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
Cool. Next do the four color theorem.
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
Not according to the data.
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
Honestly no idea what you're on about.
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
No Karen.
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
Is Tesla in trouble?
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
That's largely true already.
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
Except it's already been the law in Europe since 2022. Automakers can and will make AEB.
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
If people moan about something as basic as AEB, how would you implement automatic speed limit enforcing in cars.
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
Great idea. e/acc.
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
An interesting thought experiment if Telsa was taken over by a standard car CEO right now what decisions would they be making in comparison to Elon Musk. The bet on the future of cars being electric has paid off. (although may not for lower
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
Sorry but your comment makes no sense.
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
Hopefully - it would prevent a large amount of car fatalities.
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
This technology is already in 99% of all new cars sold. Are you one of those nutters who claim its safer not to wear a seatbelt?
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
Why are people commenting on Hacker News so negative? This is a progressive, good idea. It will save 24,000 injuries a year. I think if Hacker News was around when seat-belts were invented there would be some looney tunes claiming it's
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
Did they though? The three-point seatbelt was invented in 1959 and became mandatory in the United States in 1966.
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
We are just weights of an LLM.
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
Didn't someone say that a basic test of if humanoid robots are useful if they pass the garbage test: can they take out the garbage in an average American house.
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
1. Amazing technical ability. 2. Feels scary, both the beyond-human movement, and the design of the 'face'.

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