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by nharada 1y ago
http://archive.today/1YPuV
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Mount Everest's Trash-Covered Slopes Are Being Cleaned by Drones(bloomberg.com)
4 points by nharada 1y ago|3 comments
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by nharada 1y ago
Doesn’t he know the Turing Award is really just a generalization of the Fields Medal, an award that actually came years earlier?
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by nharada 1y ago
Going 160 knots (300 kph) in a C172 would be pretty rare and is nearly at the maximum speed of the airframe. Cruise is more like 115 knots or 210 kph.
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by nharada 1y ago
True but in most cases you'd be better off hopping in the car and booking it down the freeway to wherever you're going. Way cheaper and more reliable and honestly maybe faster depending on how far the airport is and how safe your
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by nharada 1y ago
I think you should include the entire body for your comparison, not just the brain. We're not just measuring the GPUs, we're measuring the datacenter.
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by nharada 1y ago
I wonder how much of this transparent/glass design language is setting Apple up for AR interfaces where UI is overlaid on what you're looking at. Since you literally cannot have fully opaque elements with AR glasses this would be
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by nharada 1y ago
You could make the argument that if God is giving you rules you should just obey them, not try and understand/interpret His exact intentions and do that instead (since presumably you cannot fully comprehend them).
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by nharada 1y ago
To your point about charging speeds, a battery with a max charge rate of 1MW could pull 350kW (common enough in the USA) for 10-90% in nearly all conditions. Being able to add a 250 miles of range in 10 minutes in all conditions would defin
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by nharada 1y ago
I do this but I’ve been told other’s views on it range from “seems fine” to “this makes you a terrible person”
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by nharada 1y ago
Has Google continued releasing new versions of Coral? Seems like a new version with the latest TPU and enough memory specifically to support this model would be awesome for devs
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by nharada 1y ago
Yeah the quote “the goal .. is to capture what it would have been like to be in Walt’s presence” sounds like it could be straight out of that show.
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by nharada 1y ago
Feels like this conversation is full of people getting hung up on arguing the technicalities and exact phrasing of this situation. Is that really important to the broader conversation?
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by nharada 2y ago
The first specifically designed for inference? Wasn’t the original TPU inference only?
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by nharada 2y ago
This is actually a huge part of a modern airline's business. There's an interesting Wendover video[1] that argues the airline operations of the legacy carriers is just a loss-leader for their financial functions like credit cards,
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Skydio's Tracking Mailers to Police Spark Privacy and Security Concerns(dronexl.co)
3 points by nharada 2y ago|1 comments
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by nharada 2y ago
I believe the idea is that your submarines aren't vulnerable to a first strike, since any competent government will figure out where your land based silos are. EDIT: Oh I see you're saying in general they shouldn't have nukes
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by nharada 2y ago
When I was in grad school doing research on the still brand new "deep learning", having a GTX TITAN X was considered bragging rights. I remember complaining to my advisor about my paltry GTX 970. One lab even had a cluster of 4 of
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We CT scanned several popular water filters before and after use(twitter.com)
3 points by nharada 2y ago|1 comments
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by nharada 2y ago
No, ATC here refers to ground and tower controllers. They give taxi, takeoff, landing, and close in maneuvering instructions. When you say ATC I believe you’re thinking of tracon controllers, a level of airspace up from towers who control a
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by nharada 2y ago
Agreed, I feel like the main response seems to be "Does Not!", but it's reasonable to accept that a thing you like has a cost. We all emit carbon every day to do things we don't 100% need, and we should just be willing t
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by nharada 2y ago
I had a few use cases with searching and organizing emails I would have used. For example, I wanted a table of all my Lyft rides from a certain year with distances driven, start/end locations, cost, etc. All that info is available in t
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by nharada 2y ago
I really like uv, and it's the first package manager for a while where I haven't felt like it's a minor improvement on what I'm using but ultimately something better will come out a year or two later. I'd love if we
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by nharada 2y ago
Me too! I was thinking maybe my eyes had just degraded immensely from age 16 to 30
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by nharada 2y ago
woah this might be it, how did you find this? edit: oh cool it's your tool?
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Ask HN: Help finding a smart file organizer that uses a local LLM
3 points by nharada 2y ago|3 comments
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by nharada 2y ago
It might be pretty on the nose but I don't see why that would make them stop talking to him. Wouldn't that be the reason they'd approve a corporate interview in the first place? I doubt they'd do it for no reason
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by nharada 2y ago
Yeah, haven’t you seen how much they charge for Dippin Dots??
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by nharada 2y ago
The blog write-up is incredible -- technically interesting, hilarious, and perfect in both tone and scope. Well done!
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by nharada 2y ago
I'm not serious about video meetings, but that doesn't mean I never have to take them.

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