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by modeless 1y ago
Rivian has been using it for a while. Yeah, it's overkill.
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by modeless 1y ago
I recently saw this quote that I think is applicable: "I've noticed a very strong correlation between being very bad at predicting the future, and worrying a lot about the future"
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by modeless 1y ago
They're reportedly switching to UE5.
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by modeless 1y ago
CO2 emission reduction is the hardest way. It requires coordinating most of the humans in the world to act in a way that disadvantages them, while anyone who defects gets an advantage. A solution that can be unilaterally implemented by a sm
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by modeless 1y ago
Does this one count? http://cubeengine.com/
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by modeless 1y ago
Emitting CO2 is not morally wrong in an abstract sense. It is only bad to the extent that it has bad effects. The major bad effect is warming. If that is mitigated, then the need to reduce CO2 emissions is legitimately lower and that's
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by modeless 1y ago
I haven't seen an analysis of stratospheric aerosol injection that suggested it couldn't solve the problem. We know it works because it happens naturally via volcanoes, and if we do it ourselves we can do it almost entirely withou
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by modeless 1y ago
Climate scientists keep telling us that achievable emissions reductions aren't going to be enough to prevent bad climate effects. The single-minded focus on emissions reduction is not going to save the world and it has a lot of bad eff
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by modeless 1y ago
Seems like cities will fight transit much harder than before. Add it to the pile of unintended consequences, growing as fast as new legislation is passed, and never shrinking. To be clear, I'm strongly in favor of more development. But
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by modeless 1y ago
This is only true because the interpretation is not defined, so different implementations do different things.
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by modeless 1y ago
UTF-8 is great and I wish everything used it (looking at you JavaScript). But it does have a wart in that there are byte sequences which are invalid UTF-8 and how to interpret them is undefined. I think a perfect design would define exactly
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by modeless 1y ago
The chances of any elected politician doing this are exactly zero. We're going in the opposite direction and it's only a matter of time. There are very few places left on the internet that would even entertain discussion of this.
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by modeless 1y ago
Blame everyone but the government, eh? To be expected considering the source. But we won't solve anything without looking at the root of the problem. Unfortunately, it seems to me like that dooms us to not solve anything.
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by modeless 1y ago
Summaries are still language based. Embeddings aren't, but the models can't use them as input.
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by modeless 1y ago
The link to the breakdown of ChatGPT's memory implementation is broken, the correct link is: https://www.shloked.com/writing/chatgpt-memory-bitter-lesson This is really cool, I was wondering how memory had been im
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by modeless 1y ago
ASIMO is 25 years old. PETMAN is 16 years old and Atlas is 12.
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by modeless 1y ago
I'm guessing he was probably trying to refer to Harry Mudd, the Star Trek character?
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by modeless 1y ago
I see riders in them occasionally. I think they must be open for employee rides.
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by modeless 1y ago
The government doesn't need to build any housing. They just need to stop preventing people from building housing. All of the obstacles to building housing come from the government. Take them away and the problem will solve itself.
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by modeless 1y ago
I'm not calling for the government to build houses. I'm calling for the government to stop making it illegal for people to build significant new housing on the land they supposedly own.
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by modeless 1y ago
I grew up in the Modesto area. I know people who commute from that area to SF for work. I can absolutely understand why people would prefer to live in an RV rather than subject themselves to that. My current commute, which is the worst I&#x
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by modeless 1y ago
Wow, I see these dilapidated RVs all the time. I had no idea people were renting them out like apartments or hotel rooms. I am against letting people live in RVs parked on city streets whether they own them or not. But the solution here isn
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by modeless 1y ago
I don't understand why people leave email notifications enabled. There is almost no email I get that needs instant action. The one exception is delivery notifications, so I can retrieve the package immediately, and I used a filter to g
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by modeless 1y ago
The frequencies that walkie-talkies use are available for walkie-talkie use. Sure, it might need another antenna, but so do features like mmWave, UWB, and Satellite SOS, and I guarantee a genuine walkie-talkie feature would see more usage t
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by modeless 1y ago
> Mobile CB It's actually ridiculous that our phones support dozens of sophisticated radio protocols but can't act as two way radios without a cell tower from the right company nearby. A $10 walkie talkie can communicate over m
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by modeless 1y ago
This is not a sensor problem, it's a Windows problem.
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by modeless 1y ago
When it's a device intended to be installed permanently in a house that could last 100 years, controlling a device that could last 20-30 years, and the company still exists (and is worth trillions to boot), I think 30 years of support
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by modeless 1y ago
Those interactions are kind of annoying but not because of animations.
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by modeless 1y ago
Android has really failed at this. Android apps are full of animations that serve no purpose or are even misleading, and slow down the experience. It's cargo cult copying from iOS. And the animations are janky, too. Luckily Android has
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by modeless 1y ago
A Fil-C kernel that ran the whole system in the same address space, safely, would sure be something. Getting rid of the overhead of hardware isolation could compensate for some of the overhead of the software safety checks. That was the dre

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