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by nharada 2y ago
I think there are plenty of diseases where people would be willing to roll the dice on low probability unintended consequences if it meant a massive 100% probability life improvement. This research is great because it reduces our uncertaint
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by nharada 2y ago
I updated MacOS to 15.1 but it turns out that I need to be on some kind of waitlist to access the actual new Siri features. Kinda false advertising to call this "available today"...
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Meteorologist sets up surge cam livestream for hurricane Milton [video](youtube.com)
1 points by nharada 2y ago|0 comments
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by nharada 2y ago
Yeah dang my first linux install was at about the same age but it was Red Hat (not RHEL or Fedora). I remember most of my time was spent trying to get my network drivers working properly.
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by nharada 2y ago
Do they have their own LLM under the hood or are they using someone else's?
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by nharada 2y ago
Approach gave you landing clearance?
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by nharada 2y ago
Is there a tech version of "not in my backyard"? Like, "I support the idea but I'm sure as hell not going first"?
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How Do We Feel About Autonomous Vehicles?(next.voxcreative.com)
1 points by nharada 2y ago|4 comments
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by nharada 2y ago
I tried this product recently and "Last Refresh" was a big pain point. I'm sure there's technical reasons why it's hard to keep things fresh (many airlines don't even appear to update their own listings until y
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by nharada 2y ago
1. It’s not solved 2. Actuation and sensing
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Electra First ESTOL Flight May 2024 [video](youtube.com)
2 points by nharada 2y ago|0 comments
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by nharada 2y ago
With probably 30-40% better density you could start realistically replacing trainer planes for flight schools for a portion of the fleet. The Pipistrel Velis Electro is going for this market now, but its 50 min range (including 30 min reser
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Reverse engineering a software crack(twitter.com)
213 points by nharada 2y ago|87 comments
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by nharada 2y ago
Really awesome, well done!
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by nharada 3y ago
Yeah I remember this, it was pretty gross in a fascinating way. You'd walk outside and every step was crunchy.
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by nharada 3y ago
Calling Taiwanese semiconductor workers “slave labor” may be the funniest take I’ve seen all week. Have you been to Taiwan??
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by nharada 3y ago
> humility > humanity would profit in orders of magnitude
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by nharada 3y ago
By the time this gets certified will the blades have grown too large for it?
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by nharada 3y ago
I can think of a whole set of things academia could change to attract more talent, and most of it wouldn't even cost much on the part of the university aside from professors and administration having to take accountability for various
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by nharada 3y ago
I suspect the people charged will be low level mechanics and assembly people and maybe a first level manager for appearances sake. You really think anyone at the executive level is getting arrested for this?
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by nharada 3y ago
Yes?
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Republic XF-84H Thunderscreech(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by nharada 3y ago|0 comments
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by nharada 3y ago
Yeah they say CLTC is the most optimistic test of the main three (EPA, WLTP, CLTC) and is about 30-35% higher than the actual range.
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by nharada 3y ago
Not bad for how cheap it is. The range for the 15k car is 420km of CLTC, which probably translates to around 190-200 miles of real world range.
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by nharada 3y ago
That's pretty wild. Do you much about this? It's kinda related to a project I'm working on and I'd be interested in chatting if so!
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by nharada 3y ago
Dang they went out and found 400+ of a rare cactus and avoided building on them? Anyone know how they actually did that survey? Like someone just goes out for days at a time and looks?
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Unleaded aviation fuel to go on sale in California by summer(avweb.com)
1 points by nharada 3y ago|0 comments
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by nharada 3y ago
"do you even have the embeddings for who I am??"
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by nharada 3y ago
"Decisions went from being made for the benefit of users, to the benefit of Google, to the benefit of whoever was making the decision." This is definitely a small-to-large company pattern I've observed
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by nharada 3y ago
Assuming it's a constant data transfer rate, this is 3,889 Gbps. This is - About 4,000 customers worth of maxed out Gigabit internet - ~243,000 simultaneous Netflix 4K streams - 1.6% the capacity of the latest BlueMed undersea fiber ca

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