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by mattlutze 22d ago
This device has a backlight enabled by a physical button, and navi refresh rate doesn't matter because you're riding and not staring at it. 1Hz is fine for a reference. Not sure why needing less battery or having better at-a-glanc
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by mattlutze 1mo ago
A lot of people here are responding to the message but not to the meaning. It would be a good idea for young people to deeply know how these programs work. Not so that they can spend their career building them, but so that they can approach
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by mattlutze 2mo ago
An interesting lesson from the "certified pre-owned" programs in automakers and mobile network providers. Permanent "leasers" swap devices every few years, stocking the company's second-hand options and increasing a
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by mattlutze 2mo ago
Think of it as picking the parking garage or lot you like, but skipping the hunt for an open spot. As these things go, if the service provider is able to make step one work and the airport continues the partnership, an eventual step would i
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by mattlutze 3mo ago
Participants as equal owners doesn't preclude security guarantees. The advantage is having a voice in setting direction, investment and ultimate shared incremental profit recovery over the rent capture from hyperscalers. It's an i
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by mattlutze 3mo ago
You haven't heard of them * unless you build hardware that talks to other hardware Then you've had lots of fun with EAR compliance.
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by mattlutze 7mo ago
You only start to need the popups if you specifically put cookies on a visitor's browser to build a personal profile of them. This can be for e.g. sales acquisition or marketing engagement, but also includes cookies to simplify login,
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by mattlutze 7mo ago
Use one of the cookie popup managers to automatically assert your personal identity sharing choices.
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by mattlutze 7mo ago
"People are forced into extensions, just to stop wasting their time here." Except, what actually has happened is that the annoying pop-ups became ubiquitous, and then relatively standardized, so that now an extension like Consent-
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by mattlutze 7mo ago
The regulatory frameworks in the EU are intentionally not designed like the US, to maximize company profits over e.g. human rights and health. It is thoroughly documented that social media and the modern web are designed to be addictive, by
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by mattlutze 9mo ago
I remember having some kind of a shell app on my iPod Touch in college and needing to run and find wifi a few times to troubleshoot something at a job I was student working at. They were fun times :D
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by mattlutze 10mo ago
The prevailing implementation of capitalism compels all companies to continue developing revenue streams to increase their overall “worth.” Any company that has unique or rare data is compelled to do things with it. Those that don’t either
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by mattlutze 10mo ago
When we let the market bubble-up protective conditions through buyer behavior, we advantage innovation at the cost of accepting more harms, because the market response is always reactive instead of proactive, and the reaction can sometimes
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Distributed blockchain auth mechanism for secure and efficient MANETs(nature.com)
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by mattlutze 11mo ago
OP is not being literal. Satire and the interpretation of it are important for a healthy and nuanced world view and discourse.
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by mattlutze 11mo ago
0.5% of the starlink node network deorbits each month currently, though potentially more. They're already having a negative, contaminating effect on our upper atmosphere Sending up bigger ones, and more (today there's some 8,800,
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by mattlutze 11mo ago
https://ev-database.org/cheatsheet/energy-consumption-electr... The Model 3 manages < 140 Wh/km, and many seem to be under 150/160/170.
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by mattlutze 11mo ago
If you're putting motors in wheels, lower weight means reducing the weight/capacity of adjacent systems. Lighter motors for mobile robots could also be cool.
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by mattlutze 11mo ago
We also need to consider the confounding effect of corporate performance and recession expectations. Cost centers in businesses are early canaries of expected pain, and a reduction in security roles may reflect belt-tightening irrespective
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by mattlutze 11mo ago
By avoiding fishing, you stop damaging many of the carbon sink systems in the ocean, and so as a second-order effect improve the sinks we used to have.
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by mattlutze 11mo ago
Bell also "just" provided telephone service, but had a nation-wide practical monopoly, and so was broken up into different regional operators. The US has since gotten bad at dealing with companies like this. A company like Google
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by mattlutze 11mo ago
If you claim, for example, that an input is not stored, but examples of internal steps of an inference run _is_ retained, then this paper may suggest a means for recovering the input prompt.
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by mattlutze 11mo ago
I feel like, if the feedback to your paper is "this is over-done / they claim more than they prove / it's kinda hype-ish" you're going to get less references in future papers. That would seem to be counter to t
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by mattlutze 11mo ago
Especially when, as it is currently in vogue to observe, the difference between $50b and $1t is roughly $1t.
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by mattlutze 11mo ago
> exotic topics [...] I don't know how much We also don't know, in situations like this, whether all of or how much of the research is true. As has been regularly and publicly demonstrated [0][1][2], the most capable of these s
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by mattlutze 1y ago
A degree of consensus and unity in leadership which is foreign to current American culture.
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by mattlutze 1y ago
Here is an interesting review of how the two are historically strongly correlated[1]. Their conclusion is that "[...] ethnic and elitist forms of nationalism, which combine to forge exclusive nationalism, help to perpetuate autocratic
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by mattlutze 1y ago
I am so happy to see this. The German social perspective on privacy has been strongly for the individual over the state for a long time. Chat Control goes too far, and Germany should be a loud voice in the heavy moderation of state surveill
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by mattlutze 1y ago
Yeah, given the first paragraphs, it's a poorly written article title.
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by mattlutze 1y ago
> The article sort of goes sideways with this idea but pointing out that AI coding robs you a deep understanding of the code it produces is a valid and important criticism of AI coding. In any of my teams with moderate to significant cod

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