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by natch 2y ago
I've found one company that does not suck in this department, so, the point is questionable. >Are contradicting each other. Zero knowledge proofs, cryptographic hashes, etc. I don't claim to know what they're doing but it&
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by natch 2y ago
Tesla did not rank worse. The article could not find anything bad to say about Tesla's actual practices, so they scrounged some stuff up like "having AI means Tesla bad" and put in the Tesla statement that removing connectivi
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by natch 2y ago
In 2003 they didn’t have grid scale batteries.
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by natch 2y ago
Huge pretending going on though that we are doing this. We are not throwing away the baby. There is nuance and people are pretending there is not. I support trans people but also support safety for all people. There are some nuanced details
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by natch 2y ago
What is “that kind” referring to? That kind of essay? The first essay? The response essay? That kind of definition? The author? Which author? That kind of person who is aggressively performative? If by “that kind” you mean that last definit
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by natch 2y ago
First audio and visual recording… what was that? Audio and… Audio… And we're given a GIF. This is the state of the web today.
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by natch 2y ago
Maybe they are unable to make that clarification, if it would be false.
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by natch 2y ago
Something good to be maximized within the constraints of the systems they have to work within. But at some point with enough compromises it becomes maximizing the perception of privacy, not the reality. Promoting these academic techniques m
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by natch 2y ago
From Apple's document on Advanced Data Protection: >With Advanced Data Protection enabled, Apple doesn't have the encryption keys needed to help you recover your end-to-end encrypted data. Apple doesn't have the keys. Some
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by natch 2y ago
Agree, and on topic of Apple, this is also a perfect response to why many of Europe’s regulations against Apple are so bad. Not all of them; I don’t have an issue with requiring the use of one charging cable standard, but the privacy and us
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by natch 2y ago
If Europe is so brilliant at creating wonderful regulations they should make these popups illegal.
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by natch 2y ago
You are talking about the popups created by European lawmakers? Yes these are the worst thing to happen to the web in recent memory.
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by natch 2y ago
Thanks for the reply. Is that quantized? And what's the bit size of the floating point values in that model (apologies if I'm not asking the question correctly).
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by natch 2y ago
Let those people have their groups, fine. But there's no rule saying you have to cater to them. There's all kinds of people including people who enjoy going out of their comfort zone and experiencing "danger."
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by natch 2y ago
But why does it have to be "for" a certain age? Just ditch ageism.
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by natch 2y ago
There's a lot of pretending and regurgitation going on. I've heard all sorts of completely made up things said. Be less gullible, and watch out especially for being gullible to false accusations that feed your confirmation bias. E
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by natch 2y ago
Agreed, but I think the point was that the user has a workaround. Use a standard browser for the like five minutes it might take to unsubscribe from these mailing lists, a one-time operation per business, done. If on the other hand unsubscr
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by natch 2y ago
Mine doesn’t reboot unless I reboot it.
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by natch 2y ago
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by natch 2y ago
How large of a model can you use with your 128GB M3? Anything you can tell would be great to hear. Number of parameters, quantization, which model, etc.
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by natch 2y ago
Reasonable? $7,000 for a laptop is pretty up there. [Edit: OK I see I am adding cost when checking due to choosing a larger SSD drive, so $5,000 is more of a fair bottom price, with 1TB of storage.] Responding specifically to this very spec
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by natch 2y ago
What? This car is the far opposite end of the spectrum from abysmal.
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by natch 2y ago
One person’s useless extra is another person’s collision avoidance system, AC, music system… I like extras when they make sense.
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by natch 2y ago
Many EVs have a sensible amount of buttons, and you generally don’t need the touchscreen for driving or much else for that matter. I can even keep driving while the whole system is rebooting. Around here (where we have many immigrants and s
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by natch 2y ago
My god, exactly. But I think you mean $7,370/year revenue. Meh, words. /s
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by natch 2y ago
Spoiler: change your air filter.
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by natch 2y ago
Better yet, just plug in. Tesla.
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by natch 2y ago
They are multi function, so just looking won’t quite get you there. There are some surprises there your eyes won’t see. Like any good UI, the basic uses are easy to get, but there are other features there to be discovered in each button. It
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by natch 2y ago
You don’t have to charge. Just drive a gas car and pay with cash.
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by natch 2y ago
Superchargers opening up will not be overnight. It will take years. Prices will be higher for non Teslas and will require inconvenient steps and even membership plans to get a slight price break. And there will be fewer features. When the c

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