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by mgoetzke 1y ago
Would love to have a look at that show based on that description. Alas, as is the way in 2025, no streaming services here have it, looking for it on Amazon was not helpful either (and offered some embarrassing suggestions instead).
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by mgoetzke 1y ago
Substance being ?
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by mgoetzke 1y ago
LLMs can be baited, small changes to system prompts can cause this quite unexpectedly just like many big companies found out by accident. we fix it and move on.
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by mgoetzke 1y ago
Markdown integration would be really great.
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by mgoetzke 1y ago
FSD is VERY annoying when you do not look at the street ahead. Not even sure FSD was on to be honest
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by mgoetzke 1y ago
They did not miss the date (was promised for Sunday, launched on Sunday) There where no safety drivers And people wonder why Forbes and other media are not respected anymore
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by mgoetzke 1y ago
But there was no traffic. It changed its mind, but it handled it pretty perfectly otherwise. People have some sort of beef with Elon and thus FSD, but Waymo has made WAY WAY worse mistakes
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by mgoetzke 1y ago
why do you think he is so evil but all others are benign ?
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by mgoetzke 1y ago
There is a lot of Tesla hate here on HackerNews its turning into reddit :)
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by mgoetzke 1y ago
You base that assumption on the visualizations in the center I guess ? They are not actually everything the car sees and reacts to. Especially not in our German FSD cars
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by mgoetzke 1y ago
It can backfire though. There is some mental overhead switching projects. Meaning even if a developer is more efficient per project he wont get more money (usually less actually) while increasing mental load (more projects, more managers, m
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by mgoetzke 1y ago
Or apps like Skype which popup a dialog while you are typing, and when you where in the middle of pressing space while that happens, then you auto-answer a call you didn't know existed a second earlier.
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by mgoetzke 2y ago
Basically all industry, all commerce pays dividends/taxes and those get distributed. People that use their money to invest (time or money) into good companies will profit more, people that use it for just consumption will remain low &#
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by mgoetzke 2y ago
Why is it bad ? Like compared to lets say a car or any number of industrial products ?
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by mgoetzke 2y ago
Phones today cannot even reliable handle things like "remind me to pick up tomatoes next time i am at a store" google knows perfectly well, where I am and wants me to add 'infos' to locations and businesses the second I
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by mgoetzke 2y ago
Tell me about it. My iPhone cannot backup up, neither could me predecessor phone. Escalated all the way to developers. Their 'analysis'. Whatsapp is supposedly blocking 4TeB on my iCloud account which is not available. I asked whe
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by mgoetzke 2y ago
Linus makes some very valid points here, but not the ones implied in the headline
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by mgoetzke 2y ago
One could argue the Audits were not very effective
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by mgoetzke 2y ago
I was chuckling a bit at your 'just worse' comment. I do not know whether you have had any actual experience with it, but just to add a few anecdotes: - I ordered starlink for testing even though I have Telekom DSL in a small town
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by mgoetzke 2y ago
And there was an artifical bump in 2023 due to regulations, which pulled forward demand, some sold to other EU countries and companies never bought many Teslas while most new car sales in Germany have been fleet sales since forever
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by mgoetzke 2y ago
Spoken like someone who doesnt have one and never drove a German car before. I have switched from BMW (and I drove a lot of them, my dad used to sell them).
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by mgoetzke 2y ago
Russia did not have a scarcity issue and still invaded its neighbor.
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by mgoetzke 2y ago
They are quite helpful, but one should be aware of information leakage if a database item id is potentially visible to readers with access to the entire data entry. In most systems that is possible via references , and this could allow unau
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by mgoetzke 2y ago
Sadly only for windows though
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by mgoetzke 2y ago
What engineer builds an autopilot system which cannot be easily override when manually making course adjustments though (or at least respond with a clear warning that the new input was not expected in its current state)
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by mgoetzke 2y ago
Yes, always suspicious. I mean the GDPR is not that complicated really, unless you really want to do personalized tracking
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by mgoetzke 2y ago
I never like these hard cut-offs. We should establish a name/expression for all these rules a simple wording which represents 200k=0% and eg. 250k=100% or something. Otherwise we always have a situation where making more money suddenly
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by mgoetzke 2y ago
That does not include the deficit these reactors ran up, nor all the subsidies they got from tax payers in many forms
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by mgoetzke 2y ago
I wonder how they plan to keep costs under control. Spending $19 billion USD on 2,4GW capacity as with Georgia does not sound like a keeper.
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by mgoetzke 2y ago
Apple once had just an iMac.

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