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   by numpad0 4mo ago

   But is there any reason, other than money and some bureaucratic overheads, why that could only work in China? I bet you could do it in same timeline in any sufficiently developed country by airdropping a 40ft container full of gold bars to
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   by numpad0 4mo ago

   I don't necessarily find people generating porn shorts with AI literally wrong(I'm not compatible with AI generated images), but I can see why it can be a problem if the cohort that specifically seek anime style photorealistic vid
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   by numpad0 4mo ago

   There are fully automated disc burner bots. EPSON models take 100 discs at once and burn up to 30 discs per hour, so 1000 discs is just 10 magazine load/unloads or <1.5 days in machine time. 1: https://epson.com/Supp
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   by numpad0 4mo ago

   128B-A16B class models at 10-50 tok/s should be plenty for most tasks done on computers
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   by numpad0 4mo ago

   > like an adult who looks 'too young' having their freedoms curtailed because any photos or videos would Look Like CSAM - but I don't think they're common enough harms It is extremely common in some parts of the world
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   by numpad0 4mo ago

   I never denied the real existence of CSAM, I'm just saying that there are people who use "CSAM" to specifically mean anime and anime related photos and avoids discussion of actually detecting or preventing sexual abuses. I th
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   by numpad0 4mo ago

   And I'm saying zero cars support CarPlay Ultra because that's not how cars work. The dash screens cannot be made into just additional infotainment screens because the infotainment is explicitly architected as an external device to
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   by numpad0 4mo ago

   So not privacy?
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   by numpad0 4mo ago

   There was a small number of crazy anime nerds rotating accounts tokenmaxxing Grok image generation to generate anime and cosplayer porn shorts with egregiously low yields and no intention of even publishing the results let alone monetizing,
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    by numpad0 4mo ago

    "CSAM" is a codeword for anime. Users of this term routinely reject focusing on real kids and abuses. I assume "privacy" must be therefore a codeword too, especially considering that nonconsensual shocking images can be
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    by numpad0 4mo ago

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_online_video_platforms
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    by numpad0 4mo ago

    The author clearly thinks that the dash and and the nav are connected to the same thing in the back, when in reality the nav is a self contained unit that runs on the power from the car. That only happens when people frame the nav as the ca
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    by numpad0 4mo ago

    What regulators and the industry should have done was to devise a touch-over-HDMI protocol, so that CarPlay can be deprecated and its successor sectioned off as they like. That was IMO the root cause of this problem.
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    by numpad0 4mo ago

    > There exists a flavor of CarPlay — CarPlay Ultra — that does take over every screen of the car. I wish software leaning Internet people stop framing that center console tablet as "the car". It's worse than people pointin
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    by numpad0 4mo ago

    For like past 30 years yes. The inflation during that time were covered by shrinkflation and value adds through feature adds. I think some argue it has to do with lack of popularity of credit cards and electronic payments, which nudge price
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    by numpad0 4mo ago

    English equivalent of that is DIY xyz or xyz for fun and profit , it's just a thing-comma-Japan-thing.
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    by numpad0 4mo ago

    I really can't shrug off my suspicion since one of Chinese humanoid startups had added few female type body bumps on a robot and the online humanoid hype cluster("but does it do laundry or dishes" types) responded in panic wi
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    by numpad0 4mo ago

    I'm not sure if that kind of great replacement theories stand anymore. That happened once with iPhone, and... what else? All the direct-to-cell stuffs are limited to simple texts as well. IIUC they require the phones to be out in the w
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    by numpad0 4mo ago

    Feels like the real clash happening here is that the reality is suggesting that the values of mean educational level of the bottom 99% of workforce outweighs that of the top 1%, and that being uncomfortable to some so much so that there has
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    by numpad0 4mo ago

    But that's the problem. The debris disperse whatever heavy metals and compounds into the atmosphere. Removing the debris and taking it somewhere, even just landing them protected in a heat shield, could reduce those vaporizing particle
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    by numpad0 4mo ago

    The current humanoid hype don't have much substances or key technologies in it, and incumbent industrial robotics companies like FANUC are already in the process of rolling the techniques created for humanoids into their robots. I pers
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    by numpad0 4mo ago

    It's just Internet hype.
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    by numpad0 4mo ago

    Those require a hand on a stick. The stick isn't so interesting. Humanoid robots are the stick part, and actually not THAT interesting.
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    by numpad0 4mo ago

    but you can't trust especially hyperscalers with securely sealed HEUs in shipping containers
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    by numpad0 4mo ago

    Digital scales generally work by warping metal pieces and forcing a flex film resistor glued on the piece to be stretched along, causing its resistance to change, thereby breaking the balance of a Wheatstone bridge, creating force-proportio
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    by numpad0 4mo ago

    It's the same. Nobody was buying POWER9 or A64FX systems, and manufacturers of those are no factor to anything. One could theoretically drive home with a ready-to-go rack of non-American and/or non-x86 supercomputer nodes at any p
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    by numpad0 4mo ago

    Not the first time that happened, even for China: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_fastest_computers
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    by numpad0 4mo ago

    I don't know anything but I thought it's the opposite of that? I thought pick-and-place machines are like fancier 3D printers, and they can be bought and copied anywhere sufficiently advanced, but low-wage assembly workers are org
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    by numpad0 4mo ago

    Thermal cycles, heat, current, all contribute to degradations and failures. It just so happens that cycling is the worst and everyone knows "it's the power cycles that kills computers". Doesn't mean at all that electroni
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    by numpad0 4mo ago

    4W is TDP for some of Pi-style mini computers. Lots of them have fans.