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by ok_dad 8mo ago
This is excellent, I second your suggestion for everyone to read this.
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by ok_dad 8mo ago
An exoskeleton is not a human-shaped giant robot with a human inside, that would be a Jaeger. An exoskeleton exists today, in many forms, for example: https://www.festool.com/campaigns/microsites/exoactive
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by ok_dad 8mo ago
The whole point is that an agent swarm doesn’t need a month, supposedly.
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by ok_dad 8mo ago
It’s been a minute and a half and I don’t see the evidence you can task an agent swarm to produce useful software without your input or review. I’ve seen a few experiments that failed, and I’ve seen manic garbage, but not yet anything usefu
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by ok_dad 8mo ago
Email me your address, I’ll head over and look through your things. If you have nothing to hide, you’ll agree. (Thank goodness it doesn’t work that way.)
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by ok_dad 8mo ago
Cars have much more power today but generally don’t go much faster because they’re much heavier. Just because downloads are faster doesn’t mean the user experience is faster or more snappy. In fact, it might be worse. Quality doesn’t follow
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by ok_dad 8mo ago
No, I think he’s right. I don’t recall the web being any faster today than it was thirty years ago, download speed excepted. The overall experience is about the same, if not worse, IMO.
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by ok_dad 8mo ago
That’s basically what they said in 2003 and look how long America was in Iraq for. Did everyone already forget what happened just two decades ago?
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by ok_dad 8mo ago
A backhoe cannot do the mantle inlays with black oak, but maybe a CNC router can do most of the work for you except the final detailing and fitting.
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by ok_dad 8mo ago
Lookup "one minute dramas" and blow your mind.
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by ok_dad 8mo ago
Even better, he supported it during his first term. > Trump and then-Prime Minister Justin Trudeau issued a joint statement saying the bridge was a "vital economic link" between the countries.
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by ok_dad 8mo ago
Sure but accident avoidance in sim racing is basically the ultimate test for any driver. I also said it wouldn’t matter if they’re fast, I don’t care about driving at the limit of grip here, just avoiding accidents.
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by ok_dad 8mo ago
I'd like to see Waymo have a few of their Drivers do some sim racing training and then compete in some live events. It wouldn't matter much to me if they were fast at all, I'd like to see them go into the rookie classes in va
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by ok_dad 8mo ago
I live on an island and my first priority after getting a full time job again is to buy solar and storage good for a few days of my homes usage. The cost of energy is increasing here and I don’t see it ever going down since we’re still usin
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by ok_dad 8mo ago
There is a pin you can put in it to lock it (there is a video) but it seems like mostly just a fun item with a bit of utility on the side.
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by ok_dad 9mo ago
In the military we were trained day after day to respond to threats logically rather than emotionally. Cops should be held to similar standards.
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by ok_dad 9mo ago
Like I said, if the pigs are scared of doing their jobs properly then they should quit.
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by ok_dad 9mo ago
if the pigs are so scared of guns they should quit. i was a trained military security officer and i never just drew my gun and shot a guy because i heard a word shouted that was scary. also: we have a 2nd amendment right to carry guns melt
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by ok_dad 9mo ago
This is a serious topic but holy crap can you imagine that. I feel like I’m in bizarro world that anyone takes that argument seriously.
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by ok_dad 9mo ago
Administrative warrants aren’t legal court issued warrants, we’re have three branches of government for a reason. As far as the law of the land goes these ICE officers are violating most of the Bill of Rights.
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by ok_dad 9mo ago
> I think the main benefit is the same as with any law: if you have a law with no consequences for the people who break it, you don’t really have a law. How do you feel about ICE raiding citizens homes without warrants? How about door to
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by ok_dad 9mo ago
Today the median users threat model absolutely includes the government! They are snatching people up left and right, including their electronics. I don’t get how people like you trust the corporation or the government that much. If we were
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by ok_dad 9mo ago
> what would you suggest they do to still enforce the law efficiently but without this forcefulness How about not violating the 5th amendment by going door to door through neighborhoods randomly? I don't give a single FUCK if ICE ca
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by ok_dad 9mo ago
There are several types of bidirectional EV charging, the one most cars has is about a 1kW fused connection called "Vehicle to Load (V2L)" but the one you are discussing is what they call "Vehicle to Grid (V2G)" and in t
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by ok_dad 9mo ago
Perhaps decades A system is in the tens of thousands of dollars and bills are maybe a few hundred.
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by ok_dad 9mo ago
Jeff Dean uses Fabrice Bellard as a rubber duck for debugging, and vice versa. Amazingly, neither says a thing for several minutes, staring into each other's eyes, and then they just start typing the solution to the problem on a single
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by ok_dad 9mo ago
Saving money. You install solar plus storage and don't need to pay for electricity.
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by ok_dad 10mo ago
There are still plenty of industries that won't trust AI generated anything unless it's gone over with a fine tooth comb, or maybe not even then. Devs will still have careers there. I'm talking about medical devices, safety c
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by ok_dad 10mo ago
Your whole point is disproven by woodworking as a craft, and many other crafts for that matter. There are still craftspeople doing good work with wood even though IKEA and such have captured the furniture industry. There will still be fine
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by ok_dad 10mo ago
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