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by mlsu 1y ago
Onvif is the keyword, if it’s supported it works with frigate. I think most of the industrial cams are not as locked down as you might think. They are infrastructure so vendors aren’t going to force customers to tear down their existing set
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by mlsu 1y ago
I got a lot of 6 Axis cameras from eBay, it was around $200. I think they took them off a school or something but they were in great shape. They look great and have no spyware etc because it’s an industrial company. I recommend getting some
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by mlsu 1y ago
btw the product ideas ARE cool. I like them. they are not worth eleventy trillion dollars.
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by mlsu 1y ago
the company charter is not product and engineering it's "we are going to invent THE machine, the singular fulcrum upon which the infinite lever of history, the transcendent union of man and machine, the birth of a new GOD, rests
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by mlsu 1y ago
yeah the custom GPT announcement was literally a carbon copy of steve jobs announcing the app store down to the mannerisms and tics. You could tell they were doing it to give VC and private equity the pavlov bell "ring ring! this compa
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by mlsu 1y ago
I wish i could see a credible explanation from anyone that logically explains this. so far ime it's just 1000x more slop everywhere. fake emails at work, fake images on every app, fake text in every comment. and we are sooo productive
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by mlsu 1y ago
A chicken farm has more biomass per square meter than just about anything else, but I wouldn’t advocate replacing the Mojave with a chicken farm. There is simply more to it than that.
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by mlsu 1y ago
And like cars, replacement ebike batteries are absurdly expensive. $500-600 for a few 18650 and a BMS. Part of it is that a battery pack is legitimately dangerous at that scale (so lots of testing/safety certifications etc). But those
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by mlsu 1y ago
If P successfully produces the relevant behaviors of O (burning, light, etc), then P is an implementation of O. There's no separate "real O" floating out there that P fails to capture. In other words, when you are playing the
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by mlsu 1y ago
> By definition, if that simulation has substantial properties, it isn't a simulation. This is kind of a no-true-scotsman esque argument though, isn't it? "substantial properties" are... what, exactly? It's not
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by mlsu 1y ago
I am working on a microkernel for arm-m33 microcontrollers. Targeting the RP2350 first. It’s going to feature a synchronous IPC model where the inter-task ‘call graph’ is known at compilation. Function call semantics to pass data between ta
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by mlsu 1y ago
Even as the true “community character” — the people who live in the community — are pushed out by the price required to live there. Some of the best “preserved” (via this ‘build nothing change nothing’ tactic) communities in my expensive so
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by mlsu 1y ago
If you're writing your own tests, sure, AI is fast at writing code that passes the tests. But if you write a comprehensive test suite for a problem, you've effectively done the hard development work to solve the problem in the fir
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by mlsu 1y ago
the huge demand exists right now because the cost of a token is near zero. and companies have figured out one weird hack to gaining value in the stock market, which is to brag about how many tokens are being crammed into all manner of place
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by mlsu 1y ago
Because how good a model is is mostly just what the training data is at this point. It's like the personality of a person. Employee A is better at talking to customers than Employee B, but Employee B is better at writing code than Empl
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by mlsu 1y ago
There was scaremongering about releasing GPT-2. GPT-2!!
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by mlsu 1y ago
The counterpoint to this is that in order to motivate large groups of people to get stuff done, you need to be 'involved.' A good leader cannot be someone who says "we're above all of this" -- they have to be involv
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by mlsu 1y ago
I have a used (& paid off) Hyundai EV. It’s essentially the same form factor as a Prius. I cannot bring myself to part with it because it is such a smoking good deal. It’s low maintenance, it’s cheap to charge (on off peak), it’s effici
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by mlsu 1y ago
This just places a dot on top of the centroid(?) of the zip code. Would be better with a shaded area for each zip. Still cool!
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by mlsu 1y ago
The argument is “well why don’t they come legally” … “if they just followed the law” … And this is what they are doing to those people, who followed all the rules, did everything right. That tells you everything you need to know about the i
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by mlsu 1y ago
I notice people do this a lot. The way I think about it is this: If I believe that I can do better than someone with a career in X, that’s actually hugely insulting. Because with my assertion that I can do better, I’m basically saying that
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by mlsu 1y ago
You’re right and it’s actually wild how many people lack the ability to just deal with it. I think they do it because having a medicalized identity gives you a kind of framework or structure to lean on in social situations. You don’t need t
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by mlsu 1y ago
If the point is to make money wear the Casio and buy the S&P. How much is a 4.5k position in an index fund worth today?
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by mlsu 1y ago
That house is in Belgravia which is one of the wealthiest and most exclusive districts in London. Some of the most expensive real estate in the world, even at that time.
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by mlsu 1y ago
I’m worried that my young child will die crossing the street. Sorry—these two just aren’t the same!
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by mlsu 1y ago
How many indiscriminate neck stabbings are there per year in your town? And I can’t help but ask the obvious, how many indiscriminate deaths by car (i.e young child struck by truck) are there?
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by mlsu 1y ago
A government that seriously investigated the claims that Tesla has been making and stop them from selling cars with it? Maybe causing their stock price to reflect their status as a mediocre electric car company, causing the entire house of
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by mlsu 1y ago
I think you are misunderstanding the purpose of interns.
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by mlsu 1y ago
I'm currently reading Assembling California (California resident, so I've seen all the things he discusses in the book, and wondered, like why is Half Dome so big and grey??). Like you I am rapidly developing a layman's i
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by mlsu 1y ago
This is surely impossible. Such a thing has never been tried, it could never work.

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